Sometimes the greatest gift you can give a competitor isn’t victory. It’s the acknowledgment that they can still pull you into deep water—that after everything, the cancer and the stents and the cardiologist’s orders, they’re still the athlete the crowd parts for
Sometimes the greatest gift you can give a competitor isn’t victory. It’s the acknowledgment that they can still pull you into deep water—that after everything, the cancer and the stents and the cardiologist’s orders, they’re still the athlete the crowd parts for
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Sometimes the greatest gift you can give a competitor isn’t victory. It’s the acknowledgment that they can still pull you into deep water—that after everything, the cancer and the stents and the cardiologist’s orders, they’re still the athlete the crowd parts for
