Outstanding Sportsmanship or Overreaction?

Outstanding Sportsmanship or Overreaction?

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  2. I feel people should be concerned for this player, because he went into cardiac arrest and that’s very serious.

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  7. I would draw the line if someone passes out. We have to make sure they are ok, so that would postpone the game. If their heart stops that’s a good time to really call off the game completely and play at a later date.

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  8. I would draw the line when the player is not waking up or in critical condition. If it is unsure whether the player will be ok or not, the game should not be continued because the teammates will be distracted by the thought of whether their team are will die or not. If it is a injury that is not possibly fatal or traumatic, game on.

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  9. I think if the event was traumatic enough that it would change the athlete’s life or if the event was psychologically effecting the whole stadium it would be okay to postpone the event.

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  10. If an athlete is injured and it is
    substantial where it is effecting the rest of the team then they should not carry on with the game. It’s out of respect for both teams and the player who is injured.

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  11. If the injury is not life threatening I think that the game should be resumed after the necessary time it takes to help that player off the field. If the injury is life-threatening, such as Damars. The tough decision would be if it’s a player who is paralyzed.

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