Whenever there is money from ticket sales, premium-channel subscribers and advertisers, games will be played for a paying audience.  But I don't understand this hockey thing.  My son was born, raised, and has lived most of his life here on the Arizona desert.  But he's a big hockey fan.  Where did I go wrong?  He took me to a game once.  We sat in the back row but I still got a sore neck, following the puck from one end of the rink to another.  

Meanwhile, my daughter's oldest kid is on a father/son team for disc golf.  We don't use the F word to describe the saucer-shaped object that gets tossed hundreds of yards into a shoulder-high basket with chains to deflect it.  I watched one tournament, and understand how it can be addictive. It's more popular in Europe.  I tried to find a way to invest in it, but all the companies that manufacture the equipment are owned by the same private conglomerate.