Difference between とかの + noun and とか + noun


I recently bumped into these two sentences

> サッカーとか野球 **とか** スポーツをする
>
> 'テニスとかサッカーとかアメフト **とかの** 球技が大好きだからね

Which I noticed is that they are very similar and in the latter, after 「とか」we
find the particle 「の」. What I want to know is if we could rewrite again these
sentences, the former with the particle 「の」and the latter without it as
follows:

> 'サッカーとか野球 **とかの** スポーツをする
>
> 'とかサッカーとかアメフト **とか** 球技が大好きだからね

Which is the nuance of the particle 「の」in these exemples? What is the
difference between using the particle and not using it?




In terms of nuance they are pretty much indistinguishable, but とかの is
colloquial. A teacher might correct it to とか if you use it in a written
assignment etc.

