Can’t believe this match went to 3 tiebreakers with these stats. I mean this is pretty unreal
Brumm -143 1.5u✅
Hopefully you’re all realizing this isn’t just some fluke run by now. Genuinely what I do.
Neerja Bhanot was a 22-year-old flight attendant working on Pan Am Flight 73 when it was hijacked by terrorists during a layover in 1986.
Soon after taking control, the terrorists killed an Indian-American traveler and discarded his body outside the plane.
They ordered Bhanot to gather the passengers' passports to single out Americans. However, she concealed the identities of the 43 Americans on the flight by stashing their passports under seats and discarding others.
After a tense 17-hour standoff, the hijackers began shooting and setting off explosives. Bhanot bravely opened the plane's doors, and rather than escaping herself, she helped passengers evacuate. Tragically, she lost her life while shielding three American children from gunfire.
One of the kids she safeguarded grew up to become an airline captain, crediting Bhanot as his inspiration.
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Rob Pelinka is the best GM in basketball #LakeShow
One of the most underrated great moments of covering the 4 straight Finals years was walking into the locker room, listening to music blaring from LeBron's speaker at his locker and hearing commercials play in between because he wouldn't pay to upgrade to commercial-free Pandora
NBA reporter @ChrisFedor:
"One of the most underrated moments of covering [LeBron in Cleveland] was walking into the locker room, listening to music blaring from [his] speaker...and hearing commercials play in between because he wouldn't pay to upgrade to commercial-free Pandora."
Charles Barkley says LeBron James has the greatest story in the history of sports
“No scandal. To be, number one, ready at 18, to where he is 20 years later, the greatest scorer in NBA history. I think it’s the greatest story in sports history. For a guy to be that good from Day One and never screw up is amazing.”
(Via @SInow )