The White Sox face an influx of questions as desire for clubhouse boundaries serves as the catalyst for Adam LaRoche’s sudden retirement.
For generations, Major League Baseball has been considered “America’s Favorite Pastime,” known to unite fathers and sons of all ages. For some players, that kinship inspires them to continue that dynamic with their very own children. That certainly was the case for Chicago White Sox first basemen Adam LaRoche.
Well into Spring Training, LaRoche surprised many when he officially announced his retirement, a move that leaves him on the losing end of a $13 million dollar salary for the 2016 season.