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LeBron-Wade-Bosh, power trio for Heat
Lebron James says he chose Miami because it gives him the best chance to win an NBA championship, for that, he's counting on help from fellow stars, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. Wade led the heat to an NBA title in 2006 and spoke exclusively to CNN's American Morning Friday.
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Team USA coach: 'We were on the verge of something big'
(CNN) – It was a triumphant return for Team USA at the World Cup before losing to Ghana. The American team captivated sport fans across the country with come-from-behind wins and a flair for the dramatic. Could their performance help soccer finally join the ranks of "major sports" here in the United States? The coach of Team USA, Bob Bradley, joined us on Thursday's American Morning. Watch
60-year-old extreme swimmer trains for 100-mile journey
(CNN) – A sport that involves getting stung by jellyfish isn't for the faint of heart. But for one woman, extreme swimming is worth the pain and hours of training. Our Dr. Sanjay Gupta gives us this exclusive look at an amazing athlete.
Donovan delivers U.S. soccer's defining moment
(CNN) – If Americans don't embrace soccer now, they surely never will. That's because Team USA's heart-stopping win at the World Cup yesterday was one of those rare defining moments in sports. Just a minute or so from elimination, in a game that would have been remembered for so many missed opportunities, the United States struck! America's most celebrated player, Landon Donovan, gave us what is perhaps our greatest soccer moment ever. He joined us on Thursday's American Morning to talk about his winning goal against Algeria. Watch
SI.com: U.S. pulls off World Cup miracle
FIFA says no to deafening horn ban at World Cup
(CNN) – It has been described as the sound of a swarm of "giant, angry hornets." But despite complaints from players, fans and TV networks, FIFA has decided not to ban vuvuzela horns at the World Cup. Our Richard Roth talks to fans for their reactions.
South Africa set for World Cup kickoff
(CNN) – It's the biggest sporting event in the world and the World Cup has some extra political and historical significance this year being played in a place that was once divided by racist Apartheid 20 years ago. Game one is today, between host country South Africa and Mexico and CNN's Pedro Pinto joined us on Friday's American Morning for a report from Johannesburg.
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