Bohm's Money Feud: Family Suit vs. Arbitration

0:00On May 2nd, Philly's third baseman, Alec Bohm, kicked off a family feud back on March 25th by suing his parents in Philadelphia court. He's accusing them of mismanaging his money through limited liability companies and wants at least $3 million back. Earlier this week, his folks, Daniel and Lisa Bohm, fired back with a motion to dismiss the whole thing. They say it's just a private family money spat with no ties to Philly and it belongs in arbitration down in Florida where two of those LLCs are set. Up. The parents paint a picture of full transparency, working with pros to handle his cash and sharing texts about bills, stocks, and even his deals with. Companies like Panini and Fanatics. They claim Bohm showed up at his Texas spot last October, questioning everything after his girlfriend got uneasy about them controlling the House LLC. Bohm fired his agent Scott Boras on April 14th, blaming his parents for pushing him into that hire back in 2020 under pressure 2. Benefit themselves. Now in the last year of his $10.2 million deal, he's hitting rot bottom with a slash line of 0.151 over 0.218 over 0.208 through 29 games.

1:11This all-filled mess has to be weighing on him as the Philly sink in the standings and free agency looms after the season. Baseball News. Powered by AI. This is MLB News today.