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Sports & Entertainment Ethics

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MVP Sports & Entertainment owns the Lennox Lions, a professional football team. The values and principles established by MVP Sports & Entertainment, Inc. are conducive to guiding and shaping the behavior of professional athletes who also represent wealthy, famous, entertainers in modern culture. The mega-money world of professional sports, the ownership of many professional sport franchises by media companies, and the use of athletes as highly paid product and service spokespeople all contribute to the ethical dilemmas faced by modern professional athletes, owners, coaches, the sports media and even fans themselves.

The following ethics policy is meant to guide and shape the behavior of those representing or interacting with MVP Sports & Entertainment, Inc. Such policies are necessary in today’s litigious, professional sports environment, one where each individual must struggle to prevail over, resist, or succumb to the ethical situations, moral temptations, psychological artifices, and self-deceptions involved in modern sports.

Honesty, legal duty, moral and professional responsibility, autonomy, and privacy all converge for individual athletes with respect to ethics. The professional athlete has an ethical obligation to owners, co-players, fans, the media, and their sport. There are a variety of ethical obligations too numerous to be brought up here, but two

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cal considerations often arise for coaches and owners of professional sports franchises. Further, the use of prescription medications for players must be regulated in order to prevent side-effects from interfering with play or safety during games. Failure to ensure such policies are in place and such supervision occurs is failing to ethically orchestrate this aspect of sports play. Gambling In & On Sports Ethics The lure of gambling has ruined the career of many a professional owner, coach, and player. Further, such highly-publicized incidents as Pete Rose’s gambling on baseball tarnish the sport’s image and undermine fan support. The NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB all prohibit their players and coaches from betting on their own sports, however the lure and glamour of casinos and big betting often cause players and coaches to ignore such bans. Further, many major sports franchises now accept advertising revenues from casinos and other gambling venues. The nature of sports and the natural competitiveness of its players and coaches makes them very vulnerable to gambling opportunities. Added to this lure is the fact that professional gamblers often look for inside information or someone to influence the outcome of games. Often innoc
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