Red Sox OF Jarren Duran apologizes after using anti-gay slur toward fan
- The Boston Red Sox suspended Jarren Duran for two games without pay after he used a homophobic slur towards a fan during a game against the Houston Astros.
- Duran apologized, stating he “used a truly horrific word” and felt “awful” for disappointing fans.
- The Red Sox announced that Duran’s salary during the suspension would be donated to PFLAG.
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MLB Suspends Player for Using Anti-Gay Slur, Then Gives Away Part of His Salary to Pro-LGBT Group
Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran has been slapped with a two-game unpaid suspension after using a homophobic slur in responding to a heckler who was needling him Sunday at […] The post MLB Suspends Player for Using Anti-Gay Slur, Then Gives Away Part of His Salary to Pro-LGBT Group appeared first on The Western Journal.
Boston Red Sox Star Jarren Duran Suspended For Using Anti-Gay Slur On Live TV
Jarren Duran of the Boston Red Sox has been suspended from two MLB games for using an anti-gay slur that was caught on a mic during a live broadcast of the game. NESN aired the game, which caught Duran directing a homophobic slur at a heckling fan during a game against the Houston Astros. “Tennis racket! Tennis racket! You need a tennis racket,” the fan is heard saying, to which Duran responds, “Shut up, you f***ing f*****.” After the mome…
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