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Message: [QUOTE="storrsroars, post: 5344259, member: 2500"] Playoff hockey is probably the one major sport where the intensity of the playoffs is much greater than in regular season. That said, I'm not a regular NHL watcher. Even when the Pens were in it regularly, I found myself not watching intently until the semis. Hockey is a tough watch because it's hard to actually follow the puck if you don't watch regularly. And in soccer, you can see a play developing from a mile away, not so in hockey because it usually happens so quickly, except for power plays. That said, I will always watch a game 7 regardless who's playing. I've found myself watching more MLB playoff games now that the games aren't 3.5-4 hours long. Baseball has always been my favorite sport and the one I was best and know the most about, so I get more enjoyment out of second guessing stuff than other sports. la I've found watching an entire NFL tedious for at least a decade. But I'll turn on a close playoff game in the 4th quarter no matter who's playing. Pro hoops has done nothing for me since the ABA folded. I watched Bird-Magic and the Jordan 90s, but it was only about those players, not the game. So: 1) MLB, 2) NHL, 3) NFL, 4) NBA [/QUOTE]