Do you have a favorite sports team? Do you watch the games at home and follow their progress through the season? I don’t watch a lot of sports on television, but I enjoy going to a game.
When you watch a game in person, you can cheer loudly and get into the excitement of the game. You support the team and your favorite players during the regular season and the playoffs. Of course, there is more excitement during the playoffs, but going to games with family and friends is fun anytime.

Types of sports events to watch include:
High school and College
Cheer on kids, nieces, nefews, family friends, or your alum school.


Professional Sports Teams
Football
I only went to one Patriots game back in 2011, but I know many fans like to attend several games during the year with tailgating events. You have to bundle up for outdoor winter gamse.


Baseball
Baseball games are my favorite to attend, especially at Fenway Park. Maybe because they take place during the spring and summer, or it’s the peanuts, hotdogs, and cracker jacks.


More fun at Red Sox games:










Basketball
I attended the Celtics vs. Knicks game last night and had a blast. The game was a close one, but the Celtics lost in overtime.





Hockey
I’ve only been to a few Bruins games and didn’t take many pictures.

What to wear to the games:
I like to support the team with at least one visual logo on one item of clothing. For baseball games, I rotate two of my favorite Red Sox hats. I have Celtics and Bruins t-shirts that I layer for a game outfit.


A hat or a t-shirt are easy items to wear to a game, when watching the team on television, or when running errands.
Some people dress up for games:

The sport jersey is a popular item to wear when supporting your team. I’ve never owned one but I liked the outfits I saw at the game last night.

A team sweatshirt or sweater is another way to support your team.

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