What Is Your #1 Sport And Why?
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Masters Degree\nBaseball-I love it.
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any sport as long as i can perve
281997
I think my favorite olympic sport is probably SPEED SKATING.  I like speed skating because I like waiting for the suspense to see if some like Apollo Anton Ono falls again. I like watching to see who will move on and go win the medal.
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Look at the pros and cons of doing either one and choose which one you'd be happier doing.\n\nI say Volleyball.
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i Love soccer, ive been playing all my life and i started because my older brother was obsesed with it and now i am. i love cause its the best sport ever and its so much fun and its THE best sport to watch profetionaly!
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I play Baseball, Football, Hockey, Basketball, and March Madness. You play Auto Racing, Baseball, Formula 1, and Golf. Gimme my 10 please :-)
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I just got into playing squash with a buddy. It's a great sport. Very fun and  it's good cardio.
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FOOTBALL! (soccer to those who may be confused!) Why? Because is my passion, my energy, by favourite passtime.. The most exhilirating sport in the world!
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The word 'best' is not a very descriptive one. It all depends on your defintion of best. If your definition is a fast, physical, endurance game, then the answer would be basketball. If you defintion is a short burst, strength and energy, thinking game, the baseball would be the answer. The best all around basketball player is Kevin Garnett and the best all around baseball player is Alex Rodriguez.
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My favorite sport to watch is American Football, my least favorite is golf. If someone has golf on the tv, I will leave the room everytime. I would rather watch paint dry than watch golf! Don't like to play golf either:)
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i'd say baseball is the greatest for a few reasons.  firstly, its the sport i played most and was best at as a kid, so that helped fuel my passion for the game.\n\nwithout my personal bias however, baseball is great because it is one of the few games not played with a clock.  there is no time limit, no gun, no buzzer, no horn that will sound to end the game......as long as you dont make outs, you are always in the game and have a chance to win.  like yogi berra said, "it aint over til its over".\n\nand although some people find the pace of a baseball too slow or too boring in general.....with just a little effort and understanding of the game, even at its slowest pace, the game(the mind games) can be fascinating.  those mind games include the battel between a pitcher and a baserunner...stepping off the mound and/or throwing to first to forace a runner back and hopefully make him stay closer to the bag for fear of being picked off.  the mind games between the pitcher and batter, each trying to outguess the other as to what pitch and location that pitch will come.\n\nalso inlcuded is the ongoing "chess match" between the opposing managers.......making the right pitching substitutions, the right pinch hitter moves etc etc.\n\ni love football and hockey and the faster pace those games offer, but baseball is just so much more special.
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Do what you like the most.I like basketball,so i perfer to do that 1st.
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My favorite sport is baseball!\n\nI love the intricacy, the infinite possibilities that arise from such a seemingly simple game. One the surface, baseball seems rather straightforward. \n\nThree players, per team, per inning (to start, anyway). Three strikes and you're out. Four bases equals a run.\n\nBut...Watch a few games, and you'll see the amazing variety that can arise from such simple, direct circumstances! Every game is different! \n\nA player who MIGHT have been out after three pitches might stretch the at bat to 12, or more, pitches! Stolen bases. Wild pitches. \n\nA team that started with 3 players at bat in an inning, might send nine players, or more! to the plate, in a single inning.\n\nNo hitters! Perfect games. Amazing leaping, flying catches! Double plays! Home runs! Grand slam home runs!\n\nAnd the incredible, endless intricacy of the stats!\n\nThe personalities of the players. Even some teams have "personalities!" The history! The stories! The crazy superstitions and customs!\n\nI love nothing more on a warm summer evening than putting the games on TV, opening all the windows to let in the warm breeze, and relaxing to the sound of almost any baseball game. If it is a local game, and I can get it on the radio, it is even better to put the game on TV, turn down the volume on the TV, and listen to the play by play on the radio, while watching the game.\n\nThe radio announcers describe the game for people who cannot see it, so their descriptions are even more vivid and detailed. \n\nMy favorite baseball memory is of attending games at the huge, almost empty old Cleveland Municipal Stadium. (Now gone, and replaced by Jacobs Field) The Cleveland Indians frequently used to suck, so the place, which could hold about 80,000 would be almost deserted, maybe only 3,000 or so in attendance. \n\nI used to go to the evening games by myself. I'd buy a cheap seat, then sneak down into the good seats, right behind home plate. The guys who were supposed to check tickets and chase people back to where they belonged would come over and sit next to me, share my peanuts, and talk to me about the game.\n\nIt was a very good, very peaceful time on warm, lovely summer evenings.\n\nI also love baseball because it is so very American. Hard to describe. Players can start from the poorest backgrounds, or in some other country, and end up having a chance at incredible success, simply because they love, and are good at, playing the game. Any player is welcome, and may be loved, whatever his background, simply because he plays baseball well. \n\nNobody says, "Well, Ichiro sure can play, but get him out of here, he is Japanese!" or, "No way I want El Duke (Orlando Hernandez) on MY team - He's from Cuba!" or "David Ortiz! Forget him! He's from the Dominican Republic!"\n\nPlayers from every place, all walks of life, play together, and are loved, because of - baseball! That is what America is all about.
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The best sport in the country.
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Soccer!! All you do is run run run. Football you stop way to much. The average play is around 6 seconds. Basketball is pretty good unless you warm the bench. Baseball you don't move around to much. Volleyball not to much movement. Tennis you do go back and forth but thats not constant and you never get a huge take off somewhere. Its limited. \n\nSo Soccer then Basketball!!!
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I'm going to switch it up for you guys. My favorite team is the Charlotte Bobcats and my favorite player is Raymond Felton.
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I love the finesse, it's definitely the highest skilled of all the sports, you don't just bully the ball down the field, you dance with the ball.  All your body parts (Except your hands) are in on the action.  It takes stamina, strategy, teamwork, and a bit of Art!  The World Cup brings all the best together for this, what is more awesome than that?