Sports players

A man that fights in the military should make more money than a professional sports player. A soldier can't see his or her family on holidays, birthdays, or anniversaries, while a sports player can bring their families to their games. A man who plays for the NBA makes up to 5 million dollars per year according to moneynation.com. A sergeant in the U.S Army makes only 35,592 dollars per year. A college football coach in Alabama makes 75,000 dollars for having a title and 125,000 for winning a game

What do Yankee fans and other teams think when they hear these names? John Wetteland, Mariano Rivera, Graeme Lloyd, Mike Stanton, Jeff Nelson, David Robertson, Dellin Betances and now Andrew Miller. If you dont have the lead after six innings the game is pretty much over. Mariano Rivera joined the Yankees Bullpen full time in 1996 after not having great success as a starting pitcher the year before. He was the set up man for the eventual 1996 world series MVP John Wetteland. The Yankees were tough

Drugs: Hurt Players and Sports Brett Favre, Diego Maradona, and Darryl Strawberry are all big name sport stars. They all play different sports, but all have the same problem: they tested positive for using illegal drugs. Cocaine, anabolic steroids, and painkillers are just a sample of drugs found in sports. Cocaine is described this way, “It makes you feel like you can do anything, and for athletes who long to be in control all the time, that's a strong temptation” (Coffey 1). Anabolic-androgenic

kabaddi players Kabaddi is a demanding game, which requires the player to be strong, his stamina levels to be way above average, he has to be agile and also be really fast with all of this. Nutrition plays a key role to attain all this. The game requires the player to keep chanting “Kabaddi” throughout the game without taking a break which will push their endurance limits. Running, dodging, kicking and getting out of the opposite team’s player’s grip are essential skills of a kabaddi player. It also

Sports injuries are unpredictable, and as hard as some athletes try, they can be unavoidable. Injuries take a personal toll on the individual and the entire team. Injuries from one sport can effect a sport that occurs later in the season. This was the case for Bradley Whitler (11). Whitler was injured towards the very end of his football season this past year. He said that “It didn’t affect me during football, but it definitely did for during basketball season.” Whitler has not been able to practice

Players should not play sports because it is too risky. Most likely if players play they suffer from injuries, and mental problems. They also have problems from people who want them to quit the sport and play a safer one. Players have many, many problems while playing sports. In the beginning, there is many health risks professional sports. People get concussions, broken bones, heat strokes, and many more problems. Every year many players die from heat stroke and other types of illnesses after

Football managers should be more protective of their players because even though NFL Players are paid well, bad or even deadly injuries can happen to them, as well as college and high school players. Researchers from the National Center for Catastrophic Sports Injury Research studied 243 football deaths recorded between July 1990 and June 2010. Another study showed that each year in the U.S. an average of a dozen high school and college football players die during practices and games, from their hearts

NBA Players are Greedy       How many of us would love to make $2.4 million a year? Or even better, how does $126 million over a six-year period sound? Then again, why stop there? As John Donovan, a sports analyst for Sports Illustrated and CNN points out, with the average salary of players in the NBA at $2.4 million a year, and some players with contracts well over $100 million, it's hard to see what many of them are complaining about. Players in the NBA need to stop being so greedy, agree

biggest question in collegiate sports right now is should players get paid to play? Some argue it would destroy the amateurism in collegiate sports. If they are paid then they should be considered professionals. Others say it would help the students be able to support themselves while they are in college. They are getting a free education from a top university isn’t that enough? No and that’s why I say yes and that collegiate athletes should get paid to play sports because money is being made from

Our team just started so the season today and we need to start with a bang so our starting line up is the best players on the team. “FWEEP!” we start with the ball and it goes to Donaldo who plays ith to me than I ply it to JJ and then it’s out of then I throw it in. After the keeper got the ball he took the goal kick, it went down the field and Milford got a shot but Holden gets a diving save and it’s a good one too Milford gets the corner but it’s cleared out and Donaldo received the ball