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White Sox Minor Leaguer Announces He Is Gay
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Anderson Comás, a minor leaguer in the Chicago White Sox organization, revealed on Sunday that he is gay, becoming only the second active player affiliated with a major league team to make such a public announcement.
In an Instagram post, Comás warned homophobic readers that the message would not be for them and then said he is “proudly and happily part of the LGTBQ+ community.” Comás, 23, signed with Chicago out of the Dominican Republic in 2016.
He has spent most of his career as an outfielder but converted into a full-time relief pitcher in 2022. He had a 6.35 E.R.A.
in 11⅓ innings with Chicago’s rookie league team in Arizona last season, battling with some control issues but striking out more than a batter per inning.
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Kevin Naff's been the EIC of The Washington Blade since the original run of Will & Grace. He has been head honcho at the venerable, indispensable publication for many major events in LGBTQ history, not least of which the end of Don't Ask Don't Tell and the SCOTUS decision granting same-sex marriage nationwide. Now, he has written the book How We Won the War for LGBTQ Equality, and before you get too comfy, it's subtitled And How Our Enemies Could Take It All Away.
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