what if his kid is a little prick like this one:
what if his kid is a little prick like this one:
"For there is always light, if only we are brave enough to see it. If only we are brave enough to be it." Amanda Gorman
"When Fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross"
JohnAdcox (03-18-2016)
Lot of douchebag comments in regards to this situation. I love when other people try to tell others what's best for their kid. Kudos to Adam.
A somewhat similar situation that makes me side with the team:
I play bball a couple of times a month and one guy brings his 2 kids, who run around wild while we play, often suddenly darting into the court. We play full court and it's often a wild free-for-all, fast-break game with the ball flying hard everywhere. I asked the father if he was worried that one if his kids might get hurt but he just shrugged it off. While I do worry for the kids, I also fear that I'll be the one who runs over one or gets injured myself trying to avoid it.
The kids are great, cute as can be, and I would feel terrible if I hurt one of them. I won't say anything again to the father but I think he's being a little irresponsible to his kids and his bball mates. He's putting us both at unnecessary risk. If he's gonna bring his kids he should also bring someone to control them.
Coach_Chris (03-18-2016), goldfly (03-19-2016)
It's unlikely that he gets no schooling during the season. I would assume it's more of the home schooling type. But even if it were so, as long as he is doing well and progressing as he should during the time he spends in school, then it doesn't matter.
And it is indeed very presumptuous for you to assume you know what's better for his kid than he does.
.634 OPS , 12 knocks at $13M says the kid goes
The best way to stop a bad guy with a gun is to make sure he doesn’t get a gun.
DirkPiggler (03-18-2016), Knucksie (03-19-2016)
goldfly (03-19-2016)
White Sox better hope this kid doesn't become a good big leaguer in the future as they will have no shot at signing him.
Yea. Roach has plenty of money to hire a personal teacher for the kid. I just think he's super into baseball. I am not against Laroche bringing his kid, but if some folks on the team have issue then that's something Kenny Williams had to take an action on.
Forever Fredi
Coach_Chris (03-18-2016), goldfly (03-19-2016)
Again who says he isn't getting an education? I consider it likely that he has some sort of personal teacher during the season. His son being around other kids is just plain subjective, as to whether it's good for him or not. But even still, he's 14 not 5. I'm sure he's spent plenty of time in school with other kids.
Also, don't forget that Adam himself has ADD, so it's likely his son could have this well, which could be a reason for such an odd educational arrangement.
Obviously it isn't comparable, just making the point that parents can make the wrong call for their child, and simply being a parent doesn't mean you know what's best for them, especially when it goes against science/studies.
Developing with/learning from/being around your peers as a child is pretty objectively important. Saying "he can learn more in a clubhouse than in a classroom" is still pretty silly, and for a child, pretty much just not true.
Seems the truth has came out today or at least a better idea of what actually happened. No real surprise that Williams seems to be the bad guy here. Hopefully that grievance is filed.
"For there is always light, if only we are brave enough to see it. If only we are brave enough to be it." Amanda Gorman
"When Fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross"