brooke013
06/02/14 3:54 pm
Don't get me wrong, I would rather win any day! I am very competitive BUT I am teaching my boys to have integrity, to be fair, and to think of others. I want them to do their best, but I will not let them be the kids crying or screaming if they lose!
Jimmo Texas
06/01/14 8:55 pm
As long as you play to win, try your hardest, and learn from your loss, it is all good. Isn't that just like everything else in life?
omagabi Surf City
06/01/14 8:43 pm
After just watching the Kings win game winning counts. It was an exiting game but there is only one team going to the Stanley Cup playoff and the other team stays home.
dominiclandry
06/01/14 8:37 pm
Training our kids to think everyone is a winner or that everyone gets a trophy is just stupid. There's only one winner. However, sports are about having fun, learning to be part of a team, and sportsmanship. Bottom line.
michaels
06/01/14 8:33 pm
It's both. You have to play right and fair and be a good sport. But winning matters.
And there is a difference between being a good loser and a good sport. I'm a good sport if I lose, but I'm a terrible loser.
rnm Illinois
06/01/14 7:32 pm
I agree, it ISN'T about winning or losing, it is about giving your all, being part of a team and having fun with a sport you love and not getting bent out of shape if you do lose.
l1f2
06/01/14 6:54 pm
If you have iterated strategy absolutely! Game theory has answers to this very question.
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