https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2 en-us 2023-03-22 16:05:32 UTC 2023-03-23 16:02:32 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f3c0.png bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2527459112 Michael Jordan was involved in a scandal involving him gambling a lot of money, in the end he retired from basketball for 2 years to play baseball]]> 2023-03-22 16:28:45 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2527459112 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529046474 Jordan was not fined for his actions and did not lose any endorsements, but lost a lot of respect as a player and role model. Kids looked up to MJ and when it came out that he had lost millions carelessly gambling, he lost most of that.]]> 2023-03-23 15:25:17 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529046474 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529056058 Jordan gambled at golf for as much as $300,000 dollars a hole. Instead of this, play for a lower and reasonable amount, less than 1% of people make that money per year, so betting it on 1 hole of golf didn't look good to people]]> 2023-03-23 15:31:44 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529056058 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529063340 As stated previously, he lost a lot of respect within the world of sports. He was not looked up to as much. today however, is argued to be the best basketball player of all time despite his gambling issues. He is still seen an icon and is still an inspiration for people playing basketball all over the world. ]]> 2023-03-23 15:35:47 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529063340 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529066193 Dennis Rodman was known to party a lot during the season and was constantly getting in trouble with official, coaches, or players]]> 2023-03-23 15:37:14 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529066193 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529070980 When Rodman was with the pistons and fresh out of college, he was known as a tough player along with the rest of his team. They were known as the "Bad Boy Pistons". In chicago, he became more of a dirty player, often getting technical fouls and saying things on and off the court. His biggest fine was $1,000,000 and suspension of 11 games for kicking a cameraman]]> 2023-03-23 15:40:15 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529070980 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529088298 He is viewed as the best rebounder of all time but also as a little crazy, he is a very different person and likes to dress in different ways]]> 2023-03-23 15:51:03 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529088298 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529104943 Yes, if they tend to have aggressive and unethical behavior on the field it will reflect off the field. It is the same with being lazy and taking shortcuts in workouts, it will be seen off the field. For example, Joey Barton who was a soccer player for lots of teams who was known for his hard tackles and aggressive play. He was accused and convicted of beating his wife.

]]> 2023-03-23 16:01:57 UTC https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529104943 bjsantori https://padlet.com/bjsantori/3gyf5sxl8nxpwzi2/wish/2529105615  If an athlete displays unethical behavior on the field, does that mean they are more likely to display unethical behavior off the field as well?  In other words, if an athlete is always known for taking shortcuts on workouts and/or taking cheap shots during games, will that carry over into their personal life as well?

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