As
an avid sports fan, I have seen almost every sort of finish imaginable.
I've seen walk-off grand slams, last second buzzer-beating 3-pointers,
I've seen Tiger and Serena storm back and win after incredibly slow
starts. I was actually present during the infamous pine tar game at
Yankee Stadium, and the replaying of the final 2 outs.
But
what almost happened in Foxborough in this past Sunday's tilt between
the Chiefs and Patriots would have been a first for me. Bad Luggage
handling almost caused this game to be forfeited. Read the following
from Doha Madani over at NBC News.
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An
equipment container containing some of the Kansas City Chiefs' shoulder
pads, helmets and footballs has arrived in Foxborough, Massachusetts,
after it was mistakenly sent to Newark, New Jersey, a team spokesman
said Sunday.
The container was not unloaded
Saturday and instead accidentally made its way to Newark, then had to be
rushed back to Boston in time for Sunday's 4:30 p.m. ET kickoff between
the Chiefs and the New England Patriots.
The
container held the bags of roughly 35 players, according to a source.
If the Chiefs hadn't gotten the equipment by the time the game started,
they would have had to forfeit, per a source. Kansas City was
responsible, not the Patriots or the league. The Chiefs did not take the
equipment off the plane.
"I never heard that before," one source said.
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