The topic of developing a new sports complex has sparked recent debate and controversy. I opine that authorities should construct a baseball ground with seating capacity as a more apropos option due to certain social as well as economic factors.
Conspicuously, since, at present, parents are traveling an hour to practice for their children’s baseball, developing a baseball ground will make them joyful and overwhelmed. Furthermore, players want their games to be watched by their friends and family, which cannot be possible at the current ground, so increased seating capacity will do the work.
Nevertheless, athletic tracks and support complexes may serve a valuable purpose. Due to this, some space might be underutilized, and another indisputable fact is that it may exceed the allocated budget for constructing the new sports complex.
Based on the aforementioned reasoning, I still stand by my stance. That is, developing a sports complex which provides facilities to athletes is not a suited option considering the players’ needs and wants.