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Out to the Ball Game: Clinicians' Favorite Sports
Author(s)Gabriel Perna
In honor of March Madness, we asked our editorial advisory board to tell us which sports they loved to watch on TV.
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Does the thrill of the gridiron excite you most? Or does the baseball diamond get you excited more than any other sport?We asked members of our editorial advisory board to share with us their favorite sports, in honor of March Madness starting up this week. Not surprisingly, there was a wide array of answers. Here's what they had to say.(What is your favorite sport to watch? Share your thoughts below in the comments section or by tweeting us @PhysiciansPract.)Â
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