'We'll have a team if weonly have 10 guys. We're playing.'"
omg the strength, the perseverance, his DETERMINATION of te winning goal is amazing through this unbearable time shows that not only is he now even more focused in his game but he's going to be an even better player through the trauma because now he believes to never give up regardless of the storm. periodt
How do you play a game draped in sorrow like that?
Now THIS is that chain between work and play, the relationships we build with our co workers and team mates really make or break the whole experience. Here, we have wounded and vulnerable men who made their job a home and now can't find that line between them as both have been ruined.
"To him, all those guys were his uncles," says Walsh."He couldn't handle losing them all in one day."
The way he ends this just stood out to me because how he included someone that we may not have thought of and showed how it much it affected him. How big of a family this team truly is, brothers, uncles, and fathers sharing this moment together.