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    Why there is crying in baseball, and tennis, and golf, and soccer ...

    by Sean Gregory Jul 31, 2017 3 minutes
    Marin Cilic broke down in tears during his loss to Roger Federer in the July 16 Wimbledon men’s final

    AS MARIN CILIC BURIED HIS FACE IN a towel and started sobbing in the middle of the Wimbledon men’s final on July 16, few knew what he was going through better than a man watching the meltdown on TV nearly 4,500 miles away in Florida.

    Mackey Sasser never played competitive tennis. But he did spend nine seasons as a major league baseball catcher, and it was during one of them, with the New

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