Pro baseball player Anderson Comas is overjoyed after finishing his 1st season as an out gay man
A post shared by Anderson Comas (@andersoncomas10)While coming out was the biggest milestone Comas experienced this year, he also switched positions.
Formerly an outfielder, Comas spent his summer on the pitcher’s mound, and enjoyed a lot of success!The lefty appeared in 17 games across three minor league levels, posting a spectacular 1.38 ERA.Anderson Comás impresses in his full-season pitching debut!The @WhiteSox prospect, who came out as gay in February, strikes out two for the @Kcannonballers during Pride Night: pic.twitter.com/Xt0FiPOrbJComas is the second minor leaguer to ever publicly came out as an active player.
When he made his announcement on Instagram, he said he wanted to prove that gay people belong in baseball.“Disclaimer: if you’re homophobic this post is may not for you or [maybe] yes so you can see we all matters and we all are the same,” he wrote. “This may be my most personal thing I ever share and it’s that I’m proudly and happily part of the LGTBQ+ community.
