via the Launch web site – written by Austin Lee, picture from Launch web site   Excerpt: After a career that has spanned 12 years and seven different teams, one of Major League Lacrosse’s most exciting players can walk away with no reservations. “Part of the main reason I am stepping away now is the fact that I get to step away on my own terms and be okay with how I finished,” said Florida Launch veteran Chazz Woodson. On a warm April night, a charter bus of weary Launch staffers and players made their way back to Boca Raton. The team’s first game of the season was held in DeLand, Florida as the Launch awaited the completion of FAU Stadium renovations. In that game, the visiting Boston Cannons stole an overtime victory and the home team was sent home – hungrier than ever. Chazz, occupying a row of the bus’s back seat, laid out his legs in an attempt to get some semblance of comfort during the four hour trek home. He had given his all that day. Every ounce of effort and energy was poured into his play and with a resulting limp in his step – it showed. Despite the pain, he was just happy to be back in the league. Woodson, 35, left the league in 2014 after being let go from the Launch, by then head coach Stan Ross, in what Woodson refers to as “technically retirement,” but the former Brown University standout knew he still had something left to give.   Read the rest HERE