Some of us weren’t even born when Christine Sinclair made her international debut back in Y2K. Now, twenty-three years later, she gets to walk away with the world at her feet. Over 330 appearances for Canada, captain of her country for nearly two decades, several Olympic medals, and 190 international goals — the most of all time. What a résumé. Natural-born goalscorer if there ever was one. And as much as she loved finding the back of the net, that love was never as strong as the one between her and the Canadian faithful. And how could it be? Her earliest fans grew up, had kids, and those children then learned to play by watching ‘Sinc’ too. The adoration was mutual, and Sinclair always gave back with goals — the only way she knew how. For nearly a quarter of a century, she was one of those rare athletes that everyone in your family — from oldest to youngest — has seen play at their peak. Yesterday was that unimaginable day where it all came to a close. But there weren’t any tears of s...