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Dwyane Wade, left, and LeBron James of the Miami Heat. (Credit: Wikicommons)

Dwyane Wade, left, and LeBron James of the Miami Heat. (Credit: Wikicommons)

Dwyane Wade and Miami Heat Put the “I” in Win →

Joseph Kellard March 25, 2014

Did the Miami Heat win the NBA Finals championship against the San Antonio Spurs June 20 because the Heat’s players acted unselfishly, on the premise that “there’s no ‘I’ in ‘team’”?

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In Sports Tags selfishness, sports, Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, Heat, basketball, NBA
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Tom Brady of the New England Patriots. (Credit: Wikicommons)

Tom Brady of the New England Patriots. (Credit: Wikicommons)

What's So Super About the Super Bowl? →

Joseph Kellard March 24, 2014

When more than 100 million Americans tune in to watch the game, advertisers pay up to $4 million for 30-second commercial spots, and a nation consumes food on a scale rivaling Thanksgiving, Super Bowl Sunday can safely be declared a de facto national holiday.

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In Sports Tags sports, Super Bowl, football
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