The Last Game by Ari Bussel There are three pivotal moments I remember feeling we are all really not that different from one another. The first was in 1994, Luciano Pavarotti (who passed away 13 years later), Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras performed at the Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles with Zubin Mehta conducting. As I walked back home from our office, a few blocks away in Beverly Hills, I could hear their voices through the open windows. There was no traffic, no one outside, just the sounds of the three tenors in concert emanating from people’s homes. The second...