Daniel Murphy Helps Sandy Victims; Remains Positive

Mets second baseman Daniel Murphy volunteered to help Hurricane Sandy victims and discussed his team on Wednesday.
Daniel Murphy Helps Sandy Victims; Remains Positive
New York Mets professional baseball player Daniel Murphy and New York Cares volunteers distribute donated clothing, diapers, food, and water to residents of the Far Rockaway neighborhood of Queens affected by Hurricane Sandy; Community Church-The Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave., Queens on Jan. 16. Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times
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To an outsider the Mets offseason, where they’ve traded away Cy Young award winner R.A. Dickey and have thus far failed to build an outfield, would appear to be cause for negativity. But that didn’t seem to be the focus for second baseman Daniel Murphy Wednesday, who was volunteering at the Far Rockaway neighborhood of Queens that was affected by Hurricane Sandy.

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