Is sports really worth somrthing???
...der around streets or go back to school which many of them don’t do. They don’t because they feel depressed by ruining their dreams or they probably didn’t study before because they were disturbed by that elevating dream. The fact is that out of those 5000, 1000 of them will start working as the minimum wage. I say that the chance of you being the NHL is very slim, so don’t even try unless you were born with a puck in the mouth. Sports are also known for hooking kids of drugs and put them in a new path that can change their life forever. For example: A kid in the streets with a dime is more likely to touch a ball rather than a pencil, because he might learn some skills to kick the ball or dribble down the neighbourhood’s court. Again, the question is can sports really help him. I don’t think so because the kids we pick from the streets probably never even joined a team. The only useful thing I see about in this case is to let the kid dribble for a while and than when you think he’s ready, throw a pencil at him. Enough with sports and what it can do at the early stages of your life. Now, let’s go more about how sports affect the general world. First of all, many kids learn violent behaviour by watching sports or playing sports which might result in a feud, but I still don’t get why sports critics say that if I play sports, I am less likely to be violent. Well that is not what happening. When I come to school in morning and pass by the grade 7 lockers. All I see is a kid pushing his fellow classmates and screaming out “Bertuzzi” at the same time. Now, please don’t tell me he learn this by watching the Nick Cannon Show. The second thing that bothers me about the world of sports i...