A USA Today opinion column argues that youth sports has become too profit-driven, pushing families into expensive, high-pressure environments that don’t always serve kids’ development or enjoyment. It calls on leagues, coaches, and parents to refocus on participation, learning, and age-appropriate competition over revenue and status.
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