Its just flat out unprofessional to bring your kid to work with you every day grown ass men dont wanna have to walk on egg shells because you got your kid in there every day
I was glad he decided he didn't need the money anymore to spend more time with his kid. He should've known that this was his job, this is not Daddy Daycare. My final question is why wasn't the kid in school?
That's pretty brave to walk away from a multi million dollar contract. What are you talking about "doesn't build character' he's showing the kid the right thing to do.
No he's not. He should be teaching him that you don't always get what you want because sorry, but that's just how life is. Wasting an outstanding God-given talent like that is disgraceful, not to mention he'll miss out on big money. What a jackass
Money is not the issue here, it's essentially showing your son that if you don't get what you want, just walk away from your dream. LaRoche is a classy guy and doesn't care about the money. He cares about the game. He made it seem like he had to choose between his career and family when they just told him to cut back on bringing his son. Adam could have easily chosen his career while teaching his son other lessons. he said in another interview "family comes first" but thats not the point, you can still have your career and family first.
Adam is a classy guy, but his justification doesn't equate with the moral he tried to teach his son. He essentially told his son to be stubborn when you don't get what you want and ignore all professionalism when your job rightfully asks you to focus on the job more while cutting back on what was already a privilege of bringing a family member into work with you everyday. The White Sox didn't make him choose between his son and his career. It's simple; LaRoche had a job to do, he signed a contract, and it's a place of business. His family would be there when he gets home.
I admire the fact that he loves his son and wants him to be a part of the team. However, it wouldn't work if everyone wanted to bring in their son and award them with their own lockers. So where do you draw the line?
Oh, and no one’s son should be allowed to show up to their dad’s job every day. Shouldn’t he be in school? He’s got his job to grow as a kid and you have yours to make the money for the family. I get a special occasion it’s cool, but every day? You’re out of your mind. I wouldn’t want my son with me at my job. When I’m on the clock, shit gets serious. When I’m off the clock, it’s time to enjoy my family life.
Like he said, he plays a game for a living and admits he lives in a different reality than everyone else. Having his son their to help out other players while getting to spend time with his dad after school obviously. Just cause it boggles your mind doesn’t mean it boggles his. He also did it for years
@@troybaxterevery day is too much. What if every player had their kids around the clubhouse? It would be a circus. It’s is work not a daycare and this kid should’ve been in school. Adam didn’t even play well to justify having Drake there all the time. The whole thing g was just odd, then again the Sox always are some sort of odd bs
Come on man. Everyday?? Everyday????? That makes other people extremely uncomfortable. How can you joke and mess around with your teammates and have to watch your language and stuff?? Come on that’s really weird.
Beyond weird. LaRoche couldn't play anymore and he used this as an excuse to exit. This came to a head because other players went to management and had it. It was the WS fault for allowing it in the first place.
So I do agree but apparently 99% of his teammates supported him like after he retired a lot and came out and said that they had no problem with it I know Chris sale was a big one
No grown men want some little kids hanging around in the locker room on the regular.... It's a grown men's world. This kid has no business hanging around grown men......
If i was in that dugout i wouldn’t want everybody’s kids in there during games, therefore nobody’s kids should be in there. Is this day care or the MLB?
Y’all can all shut up im 13 my father isn’t there to take me to work but I have a uncle who takes me every day more the past 9 years Adam is the perfect example of a good dad
Boyer still plays! He’s a free agent while LaRoche bitched out. It’s my fucking dream along with millions of others to play in the MLB yet he decides to call it a “fantasy world”. I can’t believe it. He had everything anyone would ever want. It’s fine, he wasn’t that great anyways.
You realize your dream IS a fantasy world? Like those are practically interchangeable. Plus, the man played for 10years. If he walked away at the start of the season you wouldn't have said anything. Why is it different that he did it mid-year?
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His son doesn't even know Bo
Alex Manuel his son is one of the best bow hunters in america
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Its just flat out unprofessional to bring your kid to work with you every day grown ass men dont wanna have to walk on egg shells because you got your kid in there every day
A major league clubhouse is no place for a kid full time. One day here and there tops.
They reserve the right to tell you what to do because they pay you millions but he reserves the right to walk away from it all
But his kid doesn't know Bo
Good!
I was glad he decided he didn't need the money anymore to spend more time with his kid. He should've known that this was his job, this is not Daddy Daycare. My final question is why wasn't the kid in school?
This guy LaRoche wants to teach his son about "character" yet he decides to quit just because they told him he could no longer bring his kid to work.
That's pretty brave to walk away from a multi million dollar contract. What are you talking about "doesn't build character' he's showing the kid the right thing to do.
No he's not. He should be teaching him that you don't always get what you want because sorry, but that's just how life is. Wasting an outstanding God-given talent like that is disgraceful, not to mention he'll miss out on big money. What a jackass
Seems pretty consistent to me. He was showing his son that he's more important than some game or a sum of money.
Money is not the issue here, it's essentially showing your son that if you don't get what you want, just walk away from your dream. LaRoche is a classy guy and doesn't care about the money. He cares about the game. He made it seem like he had to choose between his career and family when they just told him to cut back on bringing his son. Adam could have easily chosen his career while teaching his son other lessons.
he said in another interview "family comes first" but thats not the point, you can still have your career and family first.
It's not like he wasn't already rich. He turned down the LAST year of his contract after a ten year career. I think he'll be okay.
Adam is a classy guy, but his justification doesn't equate with the moral he tried to teach his son. He essentially told his son to be stubborn when you don't get what you want and ignore all professionalism when your job rightfully asks you to focus on the job more while cutting back on what was already a privilege of bringing a family member into work with you everyday.
The White Sox didn't make him choose between his son and his career. It's simple; LaRoche had a job to do, he signed a contract, and it's a place of business. His family would be there when he gets home.
Omar Morales Luna What happened there is so much bigger than mere professionalism and "contracts".
Ur just a hater n it couldn't be more of the opposite, he taught his son to stand up for what u believe in over anything including money
It's his son he can teach him any way he likes you are you to question his parenting skills.
@@whitelivesmatter8453 Just because someone can ejaculate into a vagina does not make anyone a great parent.
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Umm adam is my baseball coach here in fort scott kansas
God bless you adam LaRoche, way too go sir
Holy shit that reporter does not understand that money isn't everything.
le bœf est saignant oui ya and he's been in the league forever he probably eats money for breakfast
They’re not many jobs were you get paid 13 million for 9 months.
I respect his decision but he could have still been a good Dad without being able to bring his son to work.
I'm proud of you Adam, many people don't care about there children and you do, keep it up
Do you bring your kid to work everyday?? What if every player did that everyday the way his son did?
He didn't leave on his own volition. He was released. He wasn't any good.
That's why he play in the major leagues
I admire the fact that he loves his son and wants him to be a part of the team. However, it wouldn't work if everyone wanted to bring in their son and award them with their own lockers. So where do you draw the line?
If he spent more than ten years in the majors. He gets a great mlb retirement
Admirable thing Adam did but work is work.
Oh, and no one’s son should be allowed to show up to their dad’s job every day. Shouldn’t he be in school? He’s got his job to grow as a kid and you have yours to make the money for the family. I get a special occasion it’s cool, but every day? You’re out of your mind. I wouldn’t want my son with me at my job. When I’m on the clock, shit gets serious. When I’m off the clock, it’s time to enjoy my family life.
Like he said, he plays a game for a living and admits he lives in a different reality than everyone else. Having his son their to help out other players while getting to spend time with his dad after school obviously. Just cause it boggles your mind doesn’t mean it boggles his. He also did it for years
@@hunternessen8338 bare in mind, he is on the road for about half the season. That's time away from his family. Personally, I saw no issue with it.
@@troybaxterevery day is too much. What if every player had their kids around the clubhouse? It would be a circus. It’s is work not a daycare and this kid should’ve been in school. Adam didn’t even play well to justify having Drake there all the time. The whole thing g was just odd, then again the Sox always are some sort of odd bs
@@lonewolfmoves8667 well from what I have heard, the vast majority of players had no issue with it.
Amen Roche God and Family is all it matters you are the dad every son deserves
Come on man. Everyday?? Everyday????? That makes other people extremely uncomfortable. How can you joke and mess around with your teammates and have to watch your language and stuff?? Come on that’s really weird.
Beyond weird. LaRoche couldn't play anymore and he used this as an excuse to exit. This came to a head because other players went to management and had it. It was the WS fault for allowing it in the first place.
So I do agree but apparently 99% of his teammates supported him like after he retired a lot and came out and said that they had no problem with it I know Chris sale was a big one
Next season the Sox should do it for Drake LaRouche.
Honestly the work place isn't always the ideal place for kids
No grown men want some little kids hanging around in the locker room on the regular.... It's a grown men's world. This kid has no business hanging around grown men......
Doesn't his son have school?!
he is doing homeschooling
Jaeden Lee I always feel home school is bad
Carlos Inda no one asked how you felt
Also baseball is mostly in the summer
@@EvanStreufertWold578 carlos Inda has a opinion just like u or me u moron!!
He has some awesome hunting photos.
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Blows my mind that people can actually talk crap about this man.
If i was in that dugout i wouldn’t want everybody’s kids in there during games, therefore nobody’s kids should be in there. Is this day care or the MLB?
Yall have been talking crap on someone ive been inspired by for years and i finally get to have him as my coach
No children in the work place!!!
Come back to D.C.!
Dude he is off of buck commander
His child didn't even know who Bo Jackson was as a teen. I wouldn't want the little disrespectful turf in my clubhouse either lol.
Y’all can all shut up im 13 my father isn’t there to take me to work but I have a uncle who takes me every day more the past 9 years Adam is the perfect example of a good dad
Lol ok
dank memes
Omg get real people if you had his money and his heart you would do the same thing bring your kids two work so they know what work is
A 14 year old boy around naked men? Sounds more like pedophilia to me.
Boyer still plays! He’s a free agent while LaRoche bitched out. It’s my fucking dream along with millions of others to play in the MLB yet he decides to call it a “fantasy world”. I can’t believe it. He had everything anyone would ever want. It’s fine, he wasn’t that great anyways.
You realize your dream IS a fantasy world? Like those are practically interchangeable.
Plus, the man played for 10years. If he walked away at the start of the season you wouldn't have said anything. Why is it different that he did it mid-year?