Why a 13-year-old baseball fan cheers for more than one team

Many sports fans passionately support their favorite teams, often diving deep into intense rivalries. However, Augustus Salie-Semel offers a fresh perspective on this phenomenon.

He suggests that embracing more than one team—for example, cheering for both the Yankees *and* the Red Sox—can provide valuable lessons that extend well beyond the realm of sports. By appreciating multiple teams, fans open themselves up to broader perspectives, fostering empathy, flexibility, and a more nuanced understanding of competition and loyalty.

This approach encourages us to think beyond traditional boundaries and to find common ground, proving that sometimes, there is more to gain by rooting for the game itself rather than just one side.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/why-a-13-year-old-baseball-fan-cheers-for-more-than-one-team/

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