First of all that is a lot of money to step away from.13 million??That could change my life around forever but anyways that is his decision but I think he should really rethink it.
i dont know what really happened but what i do know is if you have 13 mill left on a contract thats not a good sistuation. LaRoche, 36, signed a two-year deal for $25 million with the White Sox a year ago. But he struggled in 2015, batting .207 with 12 homers. A first baseman-turned-designated hitter, LaRoche hadn't played since early this month because of back spasms.
Yes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better.
I saw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday. I don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. So LaRoche decided to announce his retirement on Twitter which meant he'd be leaving $13-14 million... Bad decision in my opinion.
no i dont think that this was a good decesion because what is he going after he gets off the field. does he have a back up plan. does he own a resturant or can get another carrer? he should take that 13 million dollar deal because i believe he still has a little more years of baseball.
i think it was good but bad because i understand that he's getting older and can't really perform like he used too but that's a lot of money you're leaving on the table and he could use it for something positive.
I feel like no one should worry about what he's doing. If he feels like he has to leave then he should. No amount of money should make you risk your personal well being.
If he wanted to leave, then that's fine. It was his decision, and he knew the consequences of leaving behind his good-paying job. To him, his family was worth more than the 25 million, and that's completely respectable.
No dude tripping I play baseball and to have that much money left is a lot. So I believe this is a horrible decision by him. He will eventually regret this decision.
I think they should let him do what he wants. They said he was having back spasms and if he isn't comfortable playing then you have to respect his decision.
I personally wouldn't but if he wants to go then he wants to go its his decision and he can do whatever he wants he is not obligated to stay if he doesn't want to.
I think he was in trhe right to announce his retirement because he was past his prime and theres a life after baseball. He was experiencing painful injuries and was not healthy enough to continue playing. I think he shouldve gotten the $13 million then retired.
I don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. aLEXIS BUSH
I saw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday. I don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. So LaRoche decided to announce his retirement on Twitter which meant he'd be leaving $13-14 million... Bad decision in my opinion.
I think he was in trhe right to announce his retirement because he was past his prime and theres a life after baseball. He was experiencing painful injuries and was not healthy enough to continue playing. I think he shouldve gotten the $13 million then retired.
We can`t truly criticize his decision. He`s already a technical millionaire for doing what he does for the amount of time he took to do what he does. It`s logical to believe that some people would believe this decision to be good or bad, but ultimately, it`s his choice: if he feels the need to retire, let him. He will ultimate reap the repercussions of his choice.
saw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday.I think if he thinks it's a good decision for himself then he should do whats best for him if it means he will be healthy and in good conditions.
I saw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday. I don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. So LaRoche decided to announce his retirement on Twitter which meant he'd be leaving $13-14 million... In my opinion a very bad decision
i think he made the right decision because no amount of money is worth your health no matter what.Also because if it was a personal decision then i think they should respect the fact that if that's what he wants to do then let him do it.
It is a good decision. If he isn't performing as well as he use to it is time to retire. At least he has already made money and won't embarrass himself.
i think that it was a good decision that he made because he should do what he thinks whats best for him.hell have 13 million dollars when he retires so its a win win.
i think that it was a good decision that he made because he should do what he thinks whats best for him.hell have 13 million dollars when he retires so its a win win.
He is already rich so its not like he's losing one of the worst things in the world. Its his decision if he would take it or not. I know most people, even me, would take the deal and go for the money. But Adam LaRoche probably has everything he needs.
It was a fantastic decision, he chose family over playing sports above everything else..that's what comes first. its good that he can now rest and do things he wants without worrying about the games and the practices everyday, and actually enjoy it more as well, WITH his family.
Yes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better
Is there a problem? Sure the White Sox fans love him but he wants to spend more time with his family. And him doing this just shows he's not that greedy. Who knows, all we know is that it's his decision, and we should respect it.
i dont know what really happened but what i do know is if you have 13 mill left on a contract thats not a good sistuation. LaRoche, 36, signed a two-year deal for $25 million with the White Sox a year ago. But he struggled in 2015, batting .207 with 12 homers. A first baseman-turned-designated hitter, LaRoche hadn't played since early this month because of back spasms.
i dont know what really happened but what i do know is if you have 13 mill left on a contract thats not a good sistuation. LaRoche, 36, signed a two-year deal for $25 million with the White Sox a year ago. But he struggled in 2015, batting .207 with 12 homers. A first baseman-turned-designated hitter, LaRoche hadn't played since early this month because of back spasms.
yes , i think its a great idea because if you feel like you accomplished your goal in life & still wealthy then 13m shouldn't be you concern just be glad that you were famous & still will be remembered. - jasmyne johnson
i feel like he can decide what he wants to do because he is an adult and knows whats best for him and his family. I wouldnt walk away from that much money.
Yes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better but i also believe that he should do what he wants.
no i dont think that this was a good decesion because what is he going after he gets off the field. does he have a back up plan. does he own a resturant or can get another carrer? he should take that 13 million dollar deal because i believe he still has a little more years of baseball.
I think he was in the right to announce his retirement because he was past his prime and theirs a life after baseball. He was experiencing painful injuries and was not healthy enough to continue playing. I think he should've gotten the $13 million then retired.
I feel that its always a reason for something. His reasoning of retiring may be resonable, but we don't know. Instead of worrying about his personal issue, everybody is worried about how the team is going to be without him.
i think it was good but bad because i understand that he's getting older and can't really perform like he used too but that's a lot of money you're leaving on the table and he could use it for something positive.
I believe this was a good decision because sometimes in life you have to look out for yourself and in this case if he would've stayed he would have been looking out for the team instead of his health issues and probably been in worst conditions than a back spasm.
Yes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better.
First of all that is a lot of money to step away from.13 million??That could change my life around forever but anyways that is his decision but I think he should really rethink it.
ReplyDeletei dont know what really happened but what i do know is if you have 13 mill left on a contract thats not a good sistuation. LaRoche, 36, signed a two-year deal for $25 million with the White Sox a year ago. But he struggled in 2015, batting .207 with 12 homers. A first baseman-turned-designated hitter, LaRoche hadn't played since early this month because of back spasms.
ReplyDeleteYes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better.
ReplyDeleteI think if he thinks it's a good decision for himself then he should do whats best for him if it means he will be healthy and in good conditions.
ReplyDeleteI think he has the right to do what he wants. It's his money so it doesn't effect anyone but him.
ReplyDeleteits his decision, his life, his career so if thats what he decides to do then so be it
ReplyDeleteI saw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday. I don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. So LaRoche decided to announce his retirement on Twitter which meant he'd be leaving $13-14 million... Bad decision in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteDID YOU REALLY OR ARE YOU COPYING AND PASTING GOSH!!!!!!!!!!
DeleteThat is a personal decision. I have no idea about his decision. But anyhow I won't do that if 13 million on the table.
ReplyDeleteYes because he want fix his personal problem first and its not all about the money.
ReplyDeleteno i dont think that this was a good decesion because what is he going after he gets off the field. does he have a back up plan. does he own a resturant or can get another carrer? he should take that 13 million dollar deal because i believe he still has a little more years of baseball.
ReplyDeletei feel that it is his personal decision to leave or not it shouldn't really be anyone elses decision for him to leave
ReplyDeleteIts his choices if he wants to leave. He wants to leave 13 million on a contract then it was he decides what he will do whats best for him.
ReplyDeleteno i do not think this was a good idea becuase he mite not get thaat much later on
ReplyDeletei think it was good but bad because i understand that he's getting older and can't really perform like he used too but that's a lot of money you're leaving on the table and he could use it for something positive.
ReplyDeleteI feel like no one should worry about what he's doing. If he feels like he has to leave then he should. No amount of money should make you risk your personal well being.
ReplyDeletehe should keep playing for that extra millions.
ReplyDeleteyou cant make anyone play. As a sports player, you know when you are done. Money isn't everything
ReplyDeletekeep playing and get more rings and money
ReplyDeleteIf he wants to quit its his decision.
ReplyDeleteIf he wanted to leave, then that's fine. It was his decision, and he knew the consequences of leaving behind his good-paying job. To him, his family was worth more than the 25 million, and that's completely respectable.
ReplyDeleteNo dude tripping I play baseball and to have that much money left is a lot. So I believe this is a horrible decision by him. He will eventually regret this decision.
ReplyDeleteI DON'T CARE IF YOUR MOM WAS DYING NEVER GET OUT OF A CONTRACT FOR 13 MILLION DOING SOMETHING YOU LOVE
ReplyDeleteI think if he thinks it's a good decision for himself then he should do whats best for him if it means he will be healthy and in good conditions.
ReplyDeleteI think if he thinks it's a good decision for himself then he should do whats best for him if it means he will be healthy and in good conditions.
ReplyDeleteI think they should let him do what he wants. They said he was having back spasms and if he isn't comfortable playing then you have to respect his decision.
ReplyDeleteI personally wouldn't but if he wants to go then he wants to go its his decision and he can do whatever he wants he is not obligated to stay if he doesn't want to.
ReplyDeleteI think he was in trhe right to announce his retirement because he was past his prime and theres a life after baseball. He was experiencing painful injuries and was not healthy enough to continue playing. I think he shouldve gotten the $13 million then retired.
ReplyDeleteHe was already past his prime and I guess he felt he gave his all.
ReplyDeleteI don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. aLEXIS BUSH
ReplyDeleteI mean if he is having "personal issues" then yea it was a good decision. It's not up to anyone else to solve an issue you're having.
ReplyDeleteI saw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday. I don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. So LaRoche decided to announce his retirement on Twitter which meant he'd be leaving $13-14 million... Bad decision in my opinion.
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ReplyDeleteI think if he thinks it's a good decision for himself then he should do whats best for him if it means he will be healthy and in good conditions.
ReplyDeleteI think he was in trhe right to announce his retirement because he was past his prime and theres a life after baseball. He was experiencing painful injuries and was not healthy enough to continue playing. I think he shouldve gotten the $13 million then retired.
ReplyDeleteWe can`t truly criticize his decision. He`s already a technical millionaire for doing what he does for the amount of time he took to do what he does. It`s logical to believe that some people would believe this decision to be good or bad, but ultimately, it`s his choice: if he feels the need to retire, let him. He will ultimate reap the repercussions of his choice.
ReplyDeletesaw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday.I think if he thinks it's a good decision for himself then he should do whats best for him if it means he will be healthy and in good conditions.
ReplyDeletei feel like its his decision so he can do whatever he wants
ReplyDeletei would have taken that money then invest it but that was crazy that he left that money.
ReplyDeleteI saw this on the news this morning. I don't believe the decision LaRoche made was a good one. On the news this morning the team's General Manager said that LaRoche brought his son to work, practice and to the baseball clubs everyday. I don't think LaRoche should have brought his son everyday, the General Manager didn't seem to want his son forbidden from practice and the clubhouse, he just didn't want LaRoche to bring him everyday. So LaRoche decided to announce his retirement on Twitter which meant he'd be leaving $13-14 million... In my opinion a very bad decision
ReplyDeleteIts his decision so if its what he wants to do then he will do it
ReplyDeletei think he made the right decision because no amount of money is worth your health no matter what.Also because if it was a personal decision then i think they should respect the fact that if that's what he wants to do then let him do it.
ReplyDelete13 million dollars is a lot of money, and if he wants to quit then he can quit.
ReplyDeleteAdam LaRoche made the right decision retiring baseball and with $13 million on the table is amazing. I wonder what he intends to spend with that money
ReplyDeleteWe can`t truly criticize his decision. He`s already a technical millionaire for doing what he does for the amount of time he took to do what he does.
ReplyDeleteWe can`t truly criticize his decision. He`s already a technical millionaire for doing what he does for the amount of time he took to do what he does.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good decision. If he isn't performing as well as he use to it is time to retire. At least he has already made money and won't embarrass himself.
ReplyDeletei think that it was a good decision that he made because he should do what he thinks whats best for him.hell have 13 million dollars when he retires so its a win win.
ReplyDeletei think that it was a good decision that he made because he should do what he thinks whats best for him.hell have 13 million dollars when he retires so its a win win.
ReplyDeleteHe is already rich so its not like he's losing one of the worst things in the world. Its his decision if he would take it or not. I know most people, even me, would take the deal and go for the money. But Adam LaRoche probably has everything he needs.
ReplyDeleteIt was a fantastic decision, he chose family over playing sports above everything else..that's what comes first. its good that he can now rest and do things he wants without worrying about the games and the practices everyday, and actually enjoy it more as well, WITH his family.
ReplyDeleteI think he has the right to do what he wants. It's his money so it doesn't effect anyone but him.
ReplyDeleteYes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better
ReplyDeleteYes, he obviously was not ready to go back. Retirement would be the best decision for someone not at their prime.
ReplyDeleteYes, he obviously was not ready to go back. Retirement would be the best decision for someone not at their prime.
ReplyDeletePeople make decisions based on what is going on in his life. Maybe there is something going on that is why didn't take the money.
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ReplyDeleteMaybe money inst for everyone .If he feels that family is more important.
ReplyDeleteIs there a problem? Sure the White Sox fans love him but he wants to spend more time with his family. And him doing this just shows he's not that greedy. Who knows, all we know is that it's his decision, and we should respect it.
ReplyDeleteyes its good decision.
ReplyDeleteI think this is a good decision because if his playing skills aren't as good as they bonce were. Retiring would be a good decision.
ReplyDeletei dont know what really happened but what i do know is if you have 13 mill left on a contract thats not a good sistuation. LaRoche, 36, signed a two-year deal for $25 million with the White Sox a year ago. But he struggled in 2015, batting .207 with 12 homers. A first baseman-turned-designated hitter, LaRoche hadn't played since early this month because of back spasms.
ReplyDeletei dont know what really happened but what i do know is if you have 13 mill left on a contract thats not a good sistuation. LaRoche, 36, signed a two-year deal for $25 million with the White Sox a year ago. But he struggled in 2015, batting .207 with 12 homers. A first baseman-turned-designated hitter, LaRoche hadn't played since early this month because of back spasms.
ReplyDeleteI think if he thinks it's a excellent decision for himself then he should do whats best for him if it means he will be healthy and in good conditions.
ReplyDeleteyes , i think its a great idea because if you feel like you accomplished your goal in life & still wealthy then 13m shouldn't be you concern just be glad that you were famous & still will be remembered. - jasmyne johnson
ReplyDeleteIts his choices if he wants to leave. He wants to leave 13 million on a contract then it was he decides what he will do whats best for him.
ReplyDeletei feel like he can decide what he wants to do because he is an adult and knows whats best for him and his family. I wouldnt walk away from that much money.
ReplyDeleteI don't feel like he should but if his heart isnt in it anymore he should walk away.
ReplyDeleteHonestly its up to him because its his decision rather or not if he want or don't wants to.
ReplyDeleteHe should not give up on his dream. It's also up to him to decide if he wants to leave a 13 million dollar contract.
ReplyDeleteI cannot criticize him for what he did because that's his descion. If it was my descion I would've went with the money to be honest.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of money he will be stepping away from i hope he makes up his mind.
ReplyDeleteYes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better but i also believe that he should do what he wants.
ReplyDeleteno i dont think that this was a good decesion because what is he going after he gets off the field. does he have a back up plan. does he own a resturant or can get another carrer? he should take that 13 million dollar deal because i believe he still has a little more years of baseball.
ReplyDeleteI think he was in the right to announce his retirement because he was past his prime and theirs a life after baseball. He was experiencing painful injuries and was not healthy enough to continue playing. I think he should've gotten the $13 million then retired.
ReplyDeleteI feel that its always a reason for something. His reasoning of retiring may be resonable, but we don't know. Instead of worrying about his personal issue, everybody is worried about how the team is going to be without him.
ReplyDeleteif he chooses to retire then let him, no one would understand but him. yeah 13 mil is alot to walk away from but its his career and life.
ReplyDeletei think it was good but bad because i understand that he's getting older and can't really perform like he used too but that's a lot of money you're leaving on the table and he could use it for something positive.
ReplyDeleteI believe this was a good decision because sometimes in life you have to look out for yourself and in this case if he would've stayed he would have been looking out for the team instead of his health issues and probably been in worst conditions than a back spasm.
ReplyDeleteYes this is a good decision. If his playing skills aren't up to par and he can't perform as well as he use to he needs to retire. Retirement might give him a chance to get better.
ReplyDeleteYour personal health is more important than money.
ReplyDeletethis is a good decision because if his playing skills aren't as good as they were. Retiring would be a good decision.
ReplyDeleteAs an adult, you know when your ready to stop playing the sport that you love
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