 He describes in detail situations, such as children pouting in an attempt to hold themselves together in tough situations, parents yelling at the players, all which is aired in what can be perceived as an exploitation of their situations, for which there are many examples of in television.Plaschke says the blame is not on the networks, but on the Little League itself because if ESPN or ABC did not show the games then some other network would.Plaschke also said we just don't need to see it, and they don't need us to see it.