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The place was eerily quiet. The trip also included a stop in Detroit. If you had asked Martians who bombed Hiroshima and Detroit, they would certainly conclude that the Japanese had bombed Motor City.

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"You look to the sideline, and you got Pop over there, and he's like, he's like on the floor as well, but standing on the sideline," James continued. "They're not going to beat themselves.

It also builds deep bonds and relentless teamwork. When you hear “With you” on the field, it means someone’s got your back. It's simple and powerful—a clear declaration of support and trust.