Just a general overview of what, if any, sports are your go-to during the calendar year.

Mine are: hockey, baseball, auto racing (for me, the Big 3 are NASCAR, IndyCar and Formula 1), and whatever my mood is in whatever type of football occurs (whether gridiron, soccer, or anything else).

I pay attention mainly to curling and speedwalking. Yeah, I'm a vegetarian there. but there's something about trying to get across as fast as you can with at least one foot on the ground at all times as a limiter that can be strangely exxciting.

As for soccer... it's gotten too mixed up with the kind of politics I despise this year, so I dropped it.

Miami Dolphins all the way

Sumo.

Aonishiki (from Ukraine) was in a position to win the September tournament, but lost the final bout to yokozuna Onosato on Sunday.
But it was nice to see Onosato win after recovery from an injury.

The great part of going to see sumo live is you get 15 fights for the price of 1 ticket, or several dozen fights if you show up early to watch the lower ranks!

-Pi wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 8:46 pm Miami Dolphins all the way

I follow you on X even though I just found this out.

I'm kidding but as a Pats fan all I can say is at least you aren't the Jets. I should be careful though, despite beating Buffalo today we still don't look much better than them.

Gotta dip my foot here and say. I'm a casua sports fan, but I do follow some teams more than others

Football: San Francisco 49ers
Baseball: Los Angeles Dodgers
Hockey: Anaheim Ducks or LA Kings

Baseball, football, basketball (don't really watch NBA anymore tho), MMA

I’ll watch most sports it’s just always easy background thing to have on. Favorites are football Bears, Baseball - Cubs, Hockey - Ducks, Basketball - Lakers. I love college football, like NHRA and NASCAR