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A letter of gratitude to Stuart Scott


“See,” my Uncle John said in the summer of 1998. He pointed toward the television in his Washington, D.C., apartment. “That’s gonna be you one day.” A fluorescent light from his fish tank dimly lit the apartment. My uncle and I were up watching on SportsCenter. Scott talked about sports the way we talked about sports. He was us. (The Undefeated)

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