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ChiCitySPORTS#1 wrote:That was really sad. Hard to watch almost.

Yup, that was very hard to watch.

All the things they've gone through, I'm sure Garnett has spent alot of time around McHales daughter too, ever since she was just a little kid. Heartbreaking moment and respect to KG for showing love to McHale despite how their Minnesota time ended.

Had to punch myself to not tear up...

man, i'm tearing up here.
I feel so bad for coach McHale, he's always come across as a really nice guy, and regardless of the fact that I do like him, no parent should ever have bury their child.
I just feel terrible for him.

dam.. i've always had a thing against KG. but after seeing this, I'm really starting to grow and love KG as an individual. stay strong Mchale!

I lost my mother on the first of October. If you ever have a friend grieving like this, you have no idea how much a simple gesture such as a hug will mean to them. I'm sorry for your loss, McHale.

ChiCitySPORTS#1 wrote:That was really sad. Hard to watch almost.

This.

i actually just cried because of that vid

eagereyez wrote:I lost my mother on the first of October. If you ever have a friend grieving like this, you have no idea how much a simple gesture such as a hug will mean to them. I'm sorry for your loss, McHale.

Very sorry for your loss, eagereyez. I hope you and McHale get the strength and comfort you need to get through to the other side of a dark time.

Damn, this is a touching video. KG is such a good guy. I don't know how people hate on this guy.

That made me tear up.

Thats the KG we know and love here in Minny.

KingCuban wrote:

Guy986 wrote:I would punch the camera man that followed me into the locker room if i was Mchale.

No man want to be seen crying in public. Give him some personal space.

Was thinking the same thing watching this.

If anybody wants to judge a man for crying so shortly after losing his daughter and on the night of one of the most tragic events in our country's history, then they're simply ****. There's nothing embarrassing about McHale crying last night.

No Offense wrote:

KingCuban wrote:

Guy986 wrote:I would punch the camera man that followed me into the locker room if i was Mchale.

No man want to be seen crying in public. Give him some personal space.

Was thinking the same thing watching this.

If anybody wants to judge a man for crying so shortly after losing his daughter and on the night of one of the most tragic events in our country's history, then they're simply ****. There's nothing embarrassing about McHale crying last night.

I would be worried if he didn't cry .....

^^^
Exactly. The stigma attached towards men who show their emotions is one of my pet peeves.

Hard to watch. I lost my mom last year in August. She was only 56 years old and was found on the couch 1 week after the fact because of the smell in the hallway.

My friends and family helped get me threw it but I still cannot imagine ever loosing my daughter.

It takes so much strength to be able to come back as he is now. McHale is an inspiration and someone who I wish I could of been as strong as.

No Offense wrote:^^^
Exactly. The stigma attached towards men who show their emotions is one of my pet peeves.

But dontcha know, the media and commercials are telling us to "MAN UP".

If we don't buy their sh*tty beer we can have our imaginary "man cards" revoked!

Classy move by KG. I'm sure it meant a lot to Kevin M having had it come from someone who he shares a bond, and some tragic memories, with.

The world needs more of this. More unity. More putting differences, hatred and intolerance to the side.