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Message: [QUOTE="Kolumbo, post: 5344264, member: 4613"] It may be an acquired case especially where many people are used to the very slow baseball game or back and forth possessions of basketball. The organized chaos and non-stop action are what separates hockey from everyone else. I think watching hockey at the highest level is about possession but the possessions change much more quickly. Soccer and rugby are also games with non-stop action, back and forth. I started watching the playoffs and ended up rooting for Vegas, hockey locations be damned. Every sport has accidental scores. Basketball in my opinion suffers because the scoring is so high and too easy, there are ebbs and flows and many games just come down to the last few minutes, skill and luck. Anyone can chuck up a 3 ball and hit it. When a basketball player chucks up a 3, he's clutch if it goes in, he choked if he missed. But we all know there is a fairly high level of luck. [/QUOTE]