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Not really a local, Dallas-y angle here. Other than the fact that I know you guys appreciate sports greatness when you see it.
And since this moment happened in the U.S. Open tennis semifinals while y'all were probably still high-fiving Cowboys 34, Bucs 21, perhaps you didn't see it.
Roger Federer is the greatest tennis player in history. And now - after this between-the-legs winner to set up match point Sunday afternoon - he owns the greatest shot in tennis history.
I'm speechless.
