...which sport do you think is the greatest to watch? In what setting is it best (CBA, MLB, Champion's League, College Football, etc...)? While this can be influenced by personal preference, go beyond that and give reasons if possible.
Baseball is the only major sport with an actual fan base that involves a team of people and is not ruled by a clock (no one really watches doubles tennis). Thus, taking the time to sit and watch a baseball game is (when rightly appreciated) a much needed break from the frantic, not-enough-time culture of hyper-individualism. All sports have their fans who would claim theirs' is more fun or exciting to watch, but baseball is the only one I know that just might save us as a people.
college basketball but only if you are in the arena. and that actually goes for any sport. you have to be there because watching it on tv is BOOORRRING.
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Baseball is the only major sport with an actual fan base that involves a team of people and is not ruled by a clock (no one really watches doubles tennis). Thus, taking the time to sit and watch a baseball game is (when rightly appreciated) a much needed break from the frantic, not-enough-time culture of hyper-individualism. All sports have their fans who would claim theirs' is more fun or exciting to watch, but baseball is the only one I know that just might save us as a people.
what about cricket? that puts baseball to shame.
I don't see cricket and baseball as competing against each other. They go together like the Old Testament and the New Testament.
college basketball but only if you are in the arena. and that actually goes for any sport. you have to be there because watching it on tv is BOOORRRING.
If Buz gets cricket as an extension of baseball, I demand football and rugby as an extension of soccer.
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