/sp/ whats the most heartwrenching moment youve ever had with sports? It can be a players death, disappointing loss, or a player retiring. Anything really. For me its Steve McNairs death. I just watched a football life about him and I legitimately started crying. Nothing on tv has gotten me to cry but this pulled some strings. Such a tragic story.
>>66586171
I don't understand why so many people on /sp/ like Steve Mcnair. He was a borderline good quarterback who didn't do anything spectacular in his career. was he super charismatic?
Phil Hughes death desu
>>66586467
>borderline good
>won MVP
>>66586171
A tie between Super Bowl 49, Randy leaving town, and Griffey leaving town
>>66586467
McNair is unquestionably a top 5 black QB, and was my favorite Titan after Eddie George.
"In his third year, Utley started every game and was the full-time right guard until a paralysis injury forced him to retire. An injury to his sixth and seventh cervical vertebrae occurred in a game against the LA Rams on November 17, 1991. Although he would later learn he was largely paralyzed from the chest down, Utley flashed the crowd a "thumbs up" as he was being taken off the field. The Lions players would continue to use the "thumbs up" in a huddle before the game started. They later would go on to win what continues to be their only playoff win in 57 years."
>>66586544
>Super Bowl 49
I know it was a heartbreaking loss, but you literally just won the Owl the yer before. That shouldn't have upset you that much. Be grateful of what you've got.
>>66586171
Haven't had a lot of sad moments in my short lifetime, but I definitely teared up when I watched Dan Wheldon die at Las Vegas. I knew something bad had happened when I saw the crash, but seeing INDYCAR lose one of its best racers so suddenly was very sad.
>Knox
not qualifying for Euro 2016
cried with laughter
fucking morons
sorry for off-topic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18hRDZAA_bQ
Eric Berry's Comeback Player of the Year speech.
;_; dem fucking tears when he says he loves his parents
>The Walter Payton game
>That speech at the end
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVjrcUDWbvs
Simple, The Fumble. Barring a death there's nothing even close to that in terms of ripping your heart out
death of my favorite player
Sean Taylor RIP
would've been 33 this year.
Paul Pierce leaving Boston
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQlTKLnC9LE
Also 18-1
>>66588997
What about 17 seconds?
>>66586467
youngfag, why do you even chime in?
Dan Wheldon's death. Just horrible.
>>66586171
Leicester city playoffs vs Watford 3 seasons ago
>>66586171
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>>66588889
Taylor dying really set back the skins secondary. It hasn't been any good since he's been gone
>>66588454
Except that interception was the end of a potential dynasty. That one Super Bowl win the year before will be totally forgotten within the next 5-10 years.
Feels bad man.
>>66589053
Taylor could have been a once in a generation talent.
It's a damn shame.
>>66589007
what the hell is 17 seconds?
>>66589007
That was also rough but I was pretty used to the Bruins screwing up at the last second.
>>66589095
It's furpuck.
>>66589095
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-h46vxck4g
Bruins up 2-1 with 1:15 left to force a game 7. Gave up 2 goals in 17 seconds
i cried when fergie retired
>>66589036
This is made worse by the fact that I thought he was fine.
>>66588889
>that hit
>in a Pro Bowl
I actually felt a little emotion this season after years of nothing but disappointment. Watching Charles play through a week 1 injury throughout most of the season was both admirable and deeply worrying and his impending retirement was obvious, but it didn't really set in until his speech at the end of his last home game.
Honorable mention to Tebowmania and the end of the 2011 season in general.
I honestly cried along with Brett when he retired from the Packers. My entire childhood was dominated by Brett appearing on my television every Sunday. I almost had panic attacks as a kid thinking about the Packers one day losing Brett and that April morning in 2008 I fucking lost it, I just started crying when I heard
then I got pissed at him for his wishy-washy bullshit and I'm glad we went with Rodgers but still I was fucking devastated
Game 6
fuck you NBA
fuck you Stern
fuck you Bavetta
Kobe retiring this year
