Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : My 10 year old son plays house league hockey and has so for many years, but this year his team (manager and coaches) have forbid them from speaking about video games in the dressing room, during tournaments, and pretty much anytime they are around the team. This happened at the beginning of the year where they also forbid the team from naming their team The Brite Bombers (A Fortnite skin name). 

I admit that I maybe completely bias as I am an avid gamer. I play video games with many of my friends, both of my kids, and I also play with my kids and their friends. I love all types of games. I play board games, I play MTG, heck I even play a game for a living (I play poker for a living). 

I recently spoke with the team manager and some other parents at a practice and this topic came up and I said I don't understand why the kids cannot speak about video games. My son and I know at least a few of his teammates are upset they couldn't name their team the Brite Bombers and are annoyed they can't talk about what they like. Their team manager said it interferes with hockey. My response was I don't see how that could be.  I continued with saying as long as they aren't speaking about anything inappropriate then they should feel free to talk to their friends about what ever they wanted. The team manager responded by saying "You're ok with them playing video games on their phone in the dressing rooms and in their hotels instead of bonding with their team?" I responded by saying "No, that's not what I said. I agree they shouldn't be on their phones in the dressing room and isolating themselves from the team. I always take my sons phone away as soon as he gets in the dressing room. What I disagree about is censoring our kids. Listen, they're 10 years old, youre not going to get deep discussion out of them by banning video game talk. Video games is like 90% of what 10 year old kids talk about. Ban playing them but lets not censor them." The other parents and team manager kept saying its bad for the hockey team. 

I feel like the disconnect comes from the fact that none of these parents play video games, seem to harbor some hatred for them, and also they come from an older generation. I am in my early 30's while the other parents are early to late 40's. I get along fine with all the parents but it seems crazy to me to censor our kids. I feel many of these parents are taking hockey way too seriously, especially for a house league team. 

I talk with the kids about video games and I dont see myself not talking about it with them if it comes up organically. If me and the kids just had a few epic games of Fortnite the night before, yeah I'm gonna talk about it when I see them next game or practice. So AITA or WIBTA if I continue to talk video games with the kids?

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TL:DR Sons hockey team banned video game discussion, I agree with banning games but not censoring. I discuss and want to continue to discuss video games with my kid and his teammates. 