It might not be a team sport, but I can tell you as the father of a pitcher, my favorite games were the ones where the team was firing on all cylinders and making good defensive plays. You know it picks up the pitcher when the defense has her back and the offense is putting up some runs.But it's not a team sport. How much or how little you cheer has no impact on the event's outcome.
Imagine if it were golf. "Well, Suzy can't shoot 5 under par unless we cheer and sing to her non-stop during the match."
Talent wins 9 out of 10 times and it has nothing to do with how well they sing (or don't).
The “Do Your Job” mantra comes to mind. Whether or not Sally cheering for me helps me hit a curve on the black (sorry..in the river) or make a play in the 5-6 hole is debatable. That said my pitcher does need me to hit in order for her efforts in the circle to be rewarded so from that aspect, sure, it is a team sport.the "not a team sport" nonsense still makes me shake my head
Hah this sounds like a comeback from my 5 year old. Sports are supposed to be competitive and not a bunch of goofing around when you miss an easy out or a dugout full of high fives on a strike out. Honestly i think they are just playing for a free ride and hanging out with girlfriends, there is very little examples of girls who really want to win and take it seriously. Hope that helped explain it but if not then maybe ask your kid and he can tell you.Little confused here. Are we advocating for pouting, crying, and whining in the dugout? If nothing else i'd rather my team be positive even in the face of defeat as opposed to sitting there with frowns or acting like they don't give a **.
Go Oilers!!!To the person who says the best talent wins nine out of ten times, the Dallas Cowboys agree to differ..
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