odd chance

“I talked to my team. They said, look, if by the very odd chance you win, you cannot do that on Zoom. So many people with disability should have won that award over the years but haven’t. I would never forgive myself if I don’t go, even though I don’t think I’m going to get up,” Alcott said after beating Briton Andy Lapthorne in their Australian Open semi-final.

The game represents an odd chance for an American makeover — a new year, a new administration, a new outlook.

Then, Dominik Thalhammer’s side failed to turn the odd chance into an opening goal.

Pausing to put my ear to the door on the odd chance a teacher has come up to look for a textbook from the 1970s, I whisper, “Tats, relax. I’m into saving lives. If it really matters to him that much, I will not hesitate to lend a hand to keep him alive.”

Mackay was at Erin Hills scouting the golf course on the odd chance Mickelson was able to make it in time.