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"More than any athlete ever, he always found a way to WIN!"

24 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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A short YouTube conversation led by Chris Collins reflecting on legendary sports teams and athletes (e.g., 1950s New York Yankees; Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers; Bill Russell's Boston Celtics; Muhammad Ali). The speakers argue these teams and individuals seemed to consistently 'find a way' to win against odds, attributing it to more than coaching or talent.

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Chris Collins

August 24, 2024

I have a theory that there are certain athletes and certain teams for whom good things are going to happen. The New York Yankees of the 1950s. The Green Bay packers under Vince Lombardi.
The Boston Celtics with Bill Russell. It's not just that they had the ability. It's not just that they were well coached. I don't believe in destiny and fate, but something always happened for those teams. Were the Dallas Cowboys better than the Green Bay Packers? Absolutely. The packers found a way at the.
End to win that game. In the freezing cold in Green Bay. Everybody slipping on ice.
And Donny Anderson, who's slow as molasses.
Is the only.
One who can keep his footing. I don't know what it is, but those teams had it, and Ali had it. It wasn't that he had the most.
Talent, although.
Obviously he had an awful lot. It's that more than any athlete ever. He always found a way to win. Muhammad Ali, His Life and Times, by Thomas Hauser, page 456.