I listened to hockey on the radio as a kid under the covers with an earphone when I was supposed to be sleeping. Mostly only if it was Rangers and Bruins.
When the Mets were good in the late 80s I listened to them on radio too. I moved to radio because I couldn't stand Tim McCarver on TV. He was a Met announcer and he was alway giving them shit.
There is so much baseball that radio allows you to get other things done at the same time, like yard work or whatever. Also with radio the announcers are forced to stick to the facts so they don't go off rambling on a bunch of crap. Like Tim McCarver.
Soccer is tough for me. That goal that dude bent around the blockers on the penalty shot was awesome, I watched it a dozen times. But you just never know when to pay attention. I don't like the way the fans have no idea how much time is left. It kills a lot of the excitement.
"You just need to go at that shit wide open, hang on, and own it." —Camp