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LeBron James was shown, and Marshall Faulk was interviewed, and the “I Can Make Your Hands Clap” group — Fitz and the Tantrums — had the stadium rocking at halftime.

Clap for the heavyweight champ, me/ But I couldn’t do it all alone, we ...

And it was nice to see an example of, I could use the word male ignorance, but I don't mean that derogatorily, you just don't know about something if you don't have to experience it all the time - it was nice to see that reflected and someone immediately clap back and be praised for it.

The kid didn’t clap or yell, but she saw a shudder of recognition across his face, a slight smile of solidarity for LGBTQ+ rights, perhaps, she said, on the road to a town’s acceptance.

Then, there was a ninth-inning single on Sept. 15 in Atlanta, another game-sealing knock in which Betts gave an exaggerated clap, then pointed to his dugout — as if to say, here we go again.