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Personal Narrative: Losing A Sport

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Losing A Sport Losing a sport is not just losing a sport. When you lose a sport you lose most of the people associated with it. When I was younger I quit baseball to pursue wrestling, and I have regretted it ever since. I loved baseball, I had played since I was four years old. Wrestling just wasn’t the sport for me. Something to do with touching sweaty guys just did not interest me all that well. I did learn a few things along the way though. I am much more intelligent and think a lot more than I would have if nothing bad had ever happened to me. Playing baseball was the best years of my life, and I wish I could go back and do it again. Playing ball had been strong passion of mine since a very young age. It kept me up when I would
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