It Finally Comes Out: Several White Sox Players Complained About Drake LaRoche
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Roadie pipeher
From the embers
The funniest thing about this is his daughter goes to school...
DonKnock
KPJ Gonna Save Us
The funniest thing about this is his daughter goes to school...
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
I was googling to see what the daughter is doingThe funniest thing about this is his daughter goes to school...
Adam and Drake Laroche are weirdos
Adam was probably the one keeping the kid there against his will anyway
Adam: they're not letting you come to the locker room anymore Drake
Drake: (feeling likeon the inside but outwardly
) Well dad, I guess I can stay home and make some friends my age.
Adam: Nope, your gonna get to hang with dad more because I just retired. Isn't that great?
Drake:fantastic
The gift that keeps on giving
I especially adore how galvanizing the controversy has been. Usually, even in disputes that seem pretty one-sided, there’ll be lots of people who take the other side.
Not this. Almost without exception (Eaton, Chris Sale, and maybe a couple morons on Facebook), common sense has won out. I’ve never seen the internet in such agreement on anything. Kids are bad and we should have less of them in our daily lives.
Take this open letter to the White Sox, from South Side Sox. It’s glorious.
And we don’t care about LaRoche. We don’t cherish his one season as a member of the White Sox. We don’t respect him. Maybe you need to pause for a second to discern why we don’t respect him.
I’ll just help you out: He was a fukking horseshyt player. He batted .207/.293/.340. He hit 12 home runs and drove in 44 runs. He was a well-below replacement level player. His wRC+ was 75. The eye test said he was bad. Whatever your favorite stat, whatever your analytical persuasion, it didn’t matter. He was terrible. And he made $12 million actively hurting the team. We’re absolutely thrilled that he retired. He was a deadweight on the performance of our team, on the finances of our team. And now he’s gone. This is a near ideal outcome for us.
Oh man, that’s the good stuff.
The White Sox are apparently done talking about this, but that doesn’t mean anyone else has to stop. Some wag has created a GoFundMe to raise money for the LaRoche Family Recovery Fund, and it’s clearly a gag. A quality one, too.
Drake not only lost his position in the clubhouse and on the team, but also he lost the guidance and leadership from multiple father figures on the Chicago White Sox. This transition into a normal education outside of Major League Baseball will be tough for Drake and we’re asking for your help.
Also we we will be starting a clothes drive for Drake since he will no longer be receiving custom jerseys and uniforms. If you have any lightly worn clothing (size Boys XL) please let us know.
They’re seeking to raise $13 million to replace Adam LaRoche’s salary and “get them back on their feet,” and you should feel comfortable donating because the money’s not due unless it hits its goal. Which it won’t. So a pledge of a few imaginary dollars is worth it to be able to write a public message on the crowdfunding page. And that’s where people are having fun.
Won’t you donate to the LaRoche Family Recovery Fund? Just $12,998,352 to go.
I especially adore how galvanizing the controversy has been. Usually, even in disputes that seem pretty one-sided, there’ll be lots of people who take the other side.
Not this. Almost without exception (Eaton, Chris Sale, and maybe a couple morons on Facebook), common sense has won out. I’ve never seen the internet in such agreement on anything. Kids are bad and we should have less of them in our daily lives.
Take this open letter to the White Sox, from South Side Sox. It’s glorious.
And we don’t care about LaRoche. We don’t cherish his one season as a member of the White Sox. We don’t respect him. Maybe you need to pause for a second to discern why we don’t respect him.
I’ll just help you out: He was a fukking horseshyt player. He batted .207/.293/.340. He hit 12 home runs and drove in 44 runs. He was a well-below replacement level player. His wRC+ was 75. The eye test said he was bad. Whatever your favorite stat, whatever your analytical persuasion, it didn’t matter. He was terrible. And he made $12 million actively hurting the team. We’re absolutely thrilled that he retired. He was a deadweight on the performance of our team, on the finances of our team. And now he’s gone. This is a near ideal outcome for us.
Oh man, that’s the good stuff.
The White Sox are apparently done talking about this, but that doesn’t mean anyone else has to stop. Some wag has created a GoFundMe to raise money for the LaRoche Family Recovery Fund, and it’s clearly a gag. A quality one, too.
Drake not only lost his position in the clubhouse and on the team, but also he lost the guidance and leadership from multiple father figures on the Chicago White Sox. This transition into a normal education outside of Major League Baseball will be tough for Drake and we’re asking for your help.
Also we we will be starting a clothes drive for Drake since he will no longer be receiving custom jerseys and uniforms. If you have any lightly worn clothing (size Boys XL) please let us know.
They’re seeking to raise $13 million to replace Adam LaRoche’s salary and “get them back on their feet,” and you should feel comfortable donating because the money’s not due unless it hits its goal. Which it won’t. So a pledge of a few imaginary dollars is worth it to be able to write a public message on the crowdfunding page. And that’s where people are having fun.
Won’t you donate to the LaRoche Family Recovery Fund? Just $12,998,352 to go.
Super Cheech
I Feel So Westcoast
:Chente:
The funniest thing about this is his daughter goes to school...
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
The gift that keeps on giving
I especially adore how galvanizing the controversy has been. Usually, even in disputes that seem pretty one-sided, there’ll be lots of people who take the other side.
Not this. Almost without exception (Eaton, Chris Sale, and maybe a couple morons on Facebook), common sense has won out. I’ve never seen the internet in such agreement on anything. Kids are bad and we should have less of them in our daily lives.
Take this open letter to the White Sox, from South Side Sox. It’s glorious.
And we don’t care about LaRoche. We don’t cherish his one season as a member of the White Sox. We don’t respect him. Maybe you need to pause for a second to discern why we don’t respect him.
I’ll just help you out: He was a fukking horseshyt player. He batted .207/.293/.340. He hit 12 home runs and drove in 44 runs. He was a well-below replacement level player. His wRC+ was 75. The eye test said he was bad. Whatever your favorite stat, whatever your analytical persuasion, it didn’t matter. He was terrible. And he made $12 million actively hurting the team. We’re absolutely thrilled that he retired. He was a deadweight on the performance of our team, on the finances of our team. And now he’s gone. This is a near ideal outcome for us.
Oh man, that’s the good stuff.
The White Sox are apparently done talking about this, but that doesn’t mean anyone else has to stop. Some wag has created a GoFundMe to raise money for the LaRoche Family Recovery Fund, and it’s clearly a gag. A quality one, too.
Drake not only lost his position in the clubhouse and on the team, but also he lost the guidance and leadership from multiple father figures on the Chicago White Sox. This transition into a normal education outside of Major League Baseball will be tough for Drake and we’re asking for your help.
Also we we will be starting a clothes drive for Drake since he will no longer be receiving custom jerseys and uniforms. If you have any lightly worn clothing (size Boys XL) please let us know.
They’re seeking to raise $13 million to replace Adam LaRoche’s salary and “get them back on their feet,” and you should feel comfortable donating because the money’s not due unless it hits its goal. Which it won’t. So a pledge of a few imaginary dollars is worth it to be able to write a public message on the crowdfunding page. And that’s where people are having fun.
Won’t you donate to the LaRoche Family Recovery Fund? Just $12,998,352 to go.
I peeped that too. Read an article by a Chicgo writer who went IN, he was so embarrassed by the entire episode.
This kid is going to be messed up too, growing up in an environment with that kind of coddling.
daboywonder2002
Superstar
i know man. I hate when that happens at the barbershop. Be having a good convo then kids walk in and you gotta tone it down
The Doer Of Deeds
Feed Me A Stray Cat
$5
Gilbert Arenas
46 mins ago
Guns in the locker room too? KW owe you money? I hated hot line bling, but #gunsfirst mane. - Agent 0
Gilbert Arenas
46 mins ago
Guns in the locker room too? KW owe you money? I hated hot line bling, but #gunsfirst mane. - Agent 0