10 Sports Moments That Made EVERYONE Cry
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Published 2018-03-02
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Description:
Sometimes, sports are more than just fun and games. Throughout history, a number of moments made us realize sports can be larger than life. They can teach us valuable lessons, too.
And over time, we’ve seen some incredibly emotional sports moments. Teams and players put on brave and courageous performances through times of hardship. And yes, we all shed a tear.
I’m Justin Fraction, and today we present 10 sports moments that made everyone cry.
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All Comments (21)
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Mario Lemieux playing the same day after his last cancer treatment, and getting a standing ovation from the Flyers fans..
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This guys voice sounds the way good coffee smells.
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David Ortiz holding up his hat to the crowd after playing his last game at Fenway Park...Gets me every time.
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The Derek Redmond and his father moment was priceless.
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Although I am a Yankee fan the way Cal Ripkin Jr honored Lou Gehrig the day Cal broke his streak record was in such good taste and memory of Lou made me proud
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Marquise Goodwin scoring a td after his infant daughter passed
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Ray’s joy when he holds the cup for the first time is sublime. Topped only by the shot a few moments later of his son crying while he watched it.
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Kerri Strug sticking the landing with two snapped tendons in her ankle to win gold in the 1992 Olympics in Atlanta. Still gives me pride and chills to this day.
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What about when Isaiah Thomas’s sister died and he went and scored 53 points on her birthday..?
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I think what made me cry harder than Brett Favre in that game against the Raiders was his HOF speech. God that was touching. Not going to lie though, KD’s MVP speech was a real tearjerker.
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Everytime I see the Dee Gordan clip I always ball my eyes out. RIP Jose Fernandez
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I’m not a cubs fan but watching the cubs win the 2016 World Series gives me chills and butterflies.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr winning the 2001 Pepsi 400 at Daytona months after his dad passed away!
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Sean Taylor’s death and what the team did after. And Manning’s retirement speech
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Why can't this guy be the announcer for every show ... ever.
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Aly Raisman winning an all-around medal in the 2016 Olympics is up there. She'd had two heartbreaking near misses in 2011 and 2012, missed the final in 2015 after having a bad day in qualifications, and then *finally*, after all that, she got her moment. When she started crying, knowing she'd done it, I think a lot of people joined her.
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After Dale Earnhardt's death, there were 3 quite emotional wins later in 2001: 1. The week after the Daytona 500 when Steve Park, driving a car owned by Dale, won at Rockingham 2. 3 weeks after the 500, when Kevin Harvick, who took over in Dale's car (renumbered to 29 and recolored white), won at Atlanta in a photofinish (same way Dale won the same race the previous year) 3. Dale Jr winning the Pepsi 400 at Daytona that July
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Kwon Alexander playing after his brothers death made us all cry he balled out
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The Red Wings winning the 1998 Stanley Cup and immediately handing it to Vladimir Konstantinov in a wheelchair and allowing him to be the first to take the cup around the rink.
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This guys voice is golden he could talk about anything it would sound great.
