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    Tiger Woods escaped with his life, and we escaped from our grief

    by Bill Plaschke, Los Angeles Times Feb 24, 2021 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — Twisted metal on a February morning. Wreckage of a vehicle wedged amid the brush. Somber official statement about a fallen superstar.

    When the news of Tiger Woods’ single-car crash scrolled across my phone Tuesday, my heart leaped to my throat as memories flooded my brain.

    Oh no. Not again. Not another Kobe Bryant.

    One day before the first anniversary of Bryant’s memorial service, the Bryant tragedy actually was repeating itself? Another aging local athletic hero who finally had found peace

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