Favorite sport other than hockey?

[Bill Meltzer]

For me, baseball.

[Corduroy]

Same — I like listening to the Phils on the Sirus/XM all summer long while in the pool

[wilsonecho91]

Bill – not sure how else to contact you, but long time follower on another blog. Would you be willing to create a forum page for the PWHL and/or women’s hockey (college, etc.)? Thanks.

[Bill Meltzer]

Definitely. As the boards get traction and participants, we can add a forum for women’s hockey.

[wilsonecho91]

Thank you. Looking forward to it.

[PrinceLH]

NFL football. Huge Bills fan going back to the early 1970’s. I saw OJ’s 2000 yard season happen and also watched wide right. Hockey is number 1 for me, but the NFL is right up there.

[VonZipper]

Football. Since I dropped cable TV a dozen years ago (as I found I never really watched, just had it on for background noise), it’s the one sport I don’t have to do anything special to watch.

[AmyRSM]

This is tough to whittle it down to just one…NFL, MLB, Formula 1, Tennis to name a few…but only have time to really watch NHL, NFL, and F1 on a regular basis 🙂

[lahey]

Gotta be NFL for me. Even before the gambling and fantasy aspect of it I’d watch quite a bit. Plus now we get a decent amount of games.

Favourite sport to play would probably be baseball outside of hockey, but I can’t stand watching baseball on tv. Playoffs are okay, but regular season it’s just like watching paint dry with a couple of guys talking about their day to day lives.

Edit: I try to get into college football every year, but up here in Canada the coverage isn’t great so it really is hard to follow a particular team. I don’t really understand though how the guys on fox sports can follow so much damn football though. How they know so much about every team just baffles me. Would be the equivalent to Canadians understanding all of the CHL, but there are barely any people that truly can do that here.

[WHIPPER]

Box lacrosse, and it isn’t even close. Honestly, I love it better than hockey, not sure how it hasn’t gotten more traction as a professional sport.

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