The families of our men and women in the military pray that their sons and daughters, who selflessly put their lives on the line in service to our country, come home alive and without major injury to body or mind. No matter how hard they pray, God ignores their pleas and sends their loved ones home in a body bag, or without limbs, or suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder which often leads to suicide.

So, imagine how these families must feel when they see God helping ballplayers hit a home run, get a base-hit, or save a game instead of helping their loved ones.

Isn't that what ballplayers who point to the sky are saying? Thank you, God, for helping me...I know you could be helping our troops stay out of harm's way, but you chose to help me instead. Praise be to God!

It's enough already! Tell commissioner of Major League Baseball, Rob Manfred, that you want the players to stop disrespecting our troops and their families, by mandating that the players stop pointing to the sky while on the field...save the asinine posturing for the dugout or locker room.