Fans point to how graceful the players fly through the air to the hoop. Football fanat-ics say they don’t hardly stop yelling once the game begins. They cheer when their team executes a real complicated play good. They roar more louder when the defense stops the opponents in a goal-line stand. They yell loudest when a fullback crashes in for a score. In contrast, the sup-porters of baseball believe that it might be the most perfect sport. It com-bines the one-on-one duel of pitcher and batter struggling valiant with the tight teamwork of double and triple plays. Because the game is played slow and careful, fans can analyze and discuss the manager’s strategy. Besides, they don’t never know when they might catch a foul ball as a souvenir. However,
