LaRoche issues reminder about Take Your Child to Work Day
Adam LaRoche, who unilaterally decided while under contract with the Chicago White Sox that every day was Take Your Child to Work Day, reminded all his Twitter followers Wednesday evening that, well, the actual Take Your Child to Work Day is coming up.
Don't forget, tomorrow is take your child to work day. https://t.co/qXm8GEv424
— Adam LaRoche (@e3laroche) April 27, 2016
LaRoche's baseball career came to an unceremonious end last month, of course, when he decided to retire after allegedly being told by White Sox executive vice president Ken Williams not to bring his 14-year-old son, Drake, into the clubhouse anymore.
@e3laroche You mean everyday, right Adam?
— Jerry Sands #1 Fan (@Steve______B) April 27, 2016
@e3laroche yeah and every other day is take your child to school day, did you know that?
— Bobby C (@Bobby_Condon) April 27, 2016
@e3laroche emphasis on the word "day" (singular)
— Max McArthur (@Maxaria) April 27, 2016
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Last week, though, the 36-year-old first baseman reiterated during an appearance on "Good Morning America" that he doesn't regret his decision to leave the White Sox and forfeit the $13 million left on his contract.
"I haven't lost an ounce of sleep," LaRoche said. "I mean, I have zero regrets."