Megan Rapinoe did not plan to propose to Sue Bird by the pool on a lazy afternoon in Antigua last fall, but Megan Rapinoe is not a big planner. She tends to do things in the moment, when they feel right. One of the defining plays of her decade-long international soccer career—her last-second, game-tying cross to Abby Wambach in the 2011 World Cup quarterfinals—was famously pure instinct. Read More
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