Posted by Mark on Sunday, March 27, 2011 at 11:08am.
Sports is plural, indicating more than one sport.
PsyDAG is right. "Sports" is plural.
If you are watching one sport on TV, though, you should just name the sport: "I'm watching soccer on TV." But if you're referring to watching all kinds of sports on TV in a general sense, then you use the plural and you don't need to name them.
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