By Alex Williams Billy Bean, an all-hustle outfielder for ... It did not say where he died. Bean was only the second major league player to come out as gay. Glenn Burke, an outfielder for the ...
Billy Bean, a onetime big-league outfielder who came out as gay after he retired, then later became a Major League Baseball executive and its first “ambassador for inclusion,” died Aug. 6 at ...
Mad Dog Russo announces the death of former Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane, who is very much still alive. “That’s the different Billy Bean. Still a terrible story. But that’s not ...
Billy Bean, a former Los Angeles Dodger who went on to become the first diversity chief for Major League Baseball, died on Tuesday. He was 60. Major League Baseball said in a statement that the ...
Billy Bean, a former MLB outfielder and the league’s senior vice president for diversity, equity & Inclusion and special assistant to the commissioner, died after an 11-month battle with acute ...
August 6 - Billy Bean, one of the first athletes in American team sports to come out as gay, died Tuesday, 11 months after being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. He was 60. An outfielder and ...
Billy Bean, MLB's senior vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion who also served as a special advisor to commissioner Rob Manfred, has died at the age of 60, the league announced Tuesday.
Former Major League Baseball player and executive Billy Bean has died at age 60. MLB released a statement confirming his death, indicating he died at home on Tuesday after a yearlong fight with ...
FILE - Billy Bean, Major League Baseball vice president ... It did not say where he died. Bean was only the second major league player to come out as gay. Glenn Burke, an outfielder for the ...
Tributes have been paid to Billy Bean, who has died at the age of 60 following a battle with acute myeloid leukemia. Bean was only the second professional baseball player in the US to come out as ...
Aug. 7 (UPI) --Billy Bean, the second openly gay Major League Baseball player and the league's senior vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion, died Tuesday after an illness, MLB confirmed.