"As a player I prefer cricket. As a spectator I am for baseball. There is
really more science and enjoyment for the player in cricket. There are
a hundred points in batting that one has to bear in mind and the avoidance of a difficulty or the accomplisment of a pet stroke gives much pleasure to
the player. I do not think the spectator has much of this pleasure. Give
me cricket to play and baseball to look at."
Guess who said this? Hint: He's in the Baseball Hall of Fame.