The Little League World Series is a once-a-year event that mainly stars young boys between the ages of 10 and 12 years. Previously, it only featured teams from the United States. However, of late, it has become an international affair. Notably, teams from Taiwan and Japan had record wins for a series of years. The format has provided a wonderful opportunity for young children to shape their careers and indulge in a productive lifestyle. In the face of addiction and other social evils among young people, don’t you think giving such a platform has allayed the nation’s burden to a great extent?