The voice of reason:
The only group that seemed supportive of Murphy’s decision were his employers, the New York Mets, whose general manager Sandy Alderson told The New York Daily News that “the paternity-leave policy was introduced not just for the players’ benefit, but recognition by clubs in contemporary times that this is an appropriate time for parents to be together. So I’ve got absolutely no problem whatsoever with Murph being away. I think the delivery was a little earlier than expected, but those things you don’t control. I’m happy he was able to be with his wife and the fact that he’ll be back tomorrow and only really missed two games is a positive for us.”
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