With the coronavirus pandemic sidelining more than 36 million athletes between the ages of 6 to 17 across America this spring, many children returned to action during the summer. But as debate rages about reopening schools, parents and health experts are wrestling with how youth sports can safely continue, while some parents simply say “no.” Experience this unique multimedia presentation on ESPN.com.
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