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Physical. Beautiful. Skillful. The best of the best. Just a few things that could be said about the teams playing in the women's gold medal soccer game in the Olympics.

Bob Costas' interview with Michael Phelps was revealing. He went down a list, without giving names, of people who bullied him on the school bus in junior high, one swimmer who taunted him in high school and several people who ignored him back when .

Complete dominance -- both teams facing off for the gold medal in women's soccer demonstrated that on Monday.

As Olympic swimming wrapped up with a final night of sprints, I'm reminded of what my grandfather used to say swimming competition should be: Everyone jumps in the water and the first one to the other end wins.

I've got a case of the Baseball Blues. It is America's pastime. It's one of the fastest growing sports in China; and yet, good luck following the baseball action from Beijing.

One of my assignments for the Olympic Games has been covering the story of Dremiel Byers. It's been a great journey getting to know the world class wrestler who goes by the nick name of "Bam."

I've got Olympic fatigue. But wait, it's not what you think. It's not boredom from watching too many sports on TV, clicking through too many slideshows, or reading too many blogs about the latest action in Beijing.

Today was great!  I went to practice with Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor.

I don't get the breaststroke. Don't get me wrong -- most breaststrokers I know are fine people, and in fact, we have a local one in Beijing right now.

Well I have to tell you about the crazy night last night. I went to a small NBC get-together and the legends just starting rolling in!