The von Astros' McCullers received murder threats after a hard start

Houston Astros, Lance McCullers Jr., revealed that his family received death threats on Saturday after his difficult start against the Cincinnati Reds.

“I understand that people are very passionate and love people who love astros and love sports, but threatens to find my children and murder them, is a bit difficult to deal with it,” said McCullers after the game of sport, Chandler Rome.

McCullers, who has had his first start in Houston since 2022, allowed seven runs with three goals and three walks in just a third of an inning when the red 10 runs set up in the frame.

The Astros said they informed the Houston police department and MLB security about the threats by Rome.

McCullers missed the entire season of 2023 and 2024 after they had undergone an operation to repair the more lively in his right arm.

The 31-year-old spent his entire eight-year career at the Astros, won two World Series titles and played an all-star game in 2017.