WhiteSox prospect Anderson Comas, who came out in February, is one of two openly gay pro ballplayers. 'I just felt like now is the right time.'
In February, White Sox minor leaguer Anderson Comas decided to the time was right to announce he was gay on social media.
Comas is in Arizona, pitching in extended spring training after initially being signed by the Sox as an outfielder. Chris Getz, the Sox's assistant general manager/director of player development, first approached the left-handed Comas about trading his bat for a pitcher's glove. by signing up you agree to our terms of service "Now, I feel like a real pitcher. At first I was afraid of throwing the ball and all that. It wasn't that easy but it was a new thing. I just worked on it during the and then I came back ready this year. It's been good, because I just love the game. No matter if I hit or pitch, I love this game, so I will be doing that."
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