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Simone Biles was part of the US Women's Gymnastics Team. She got 4 gold medals and 1 bronze medal. She competed in the 2016 Rio Olympics. It's my favorite olympic moment because Simone Bile's mom and dad were drug addicts, so she was in foster care. Then she was adopted by her grandparents and then she ended up in gymnastics.

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Michael Phelps

This event happened when he was age 31. The place the event happened was at the Rio Olympics 2016. This is my favorite Olympic moment because he won 5 gold medals and, a silver as an American swimmer. He received 22 gold medals when he destroyed the field by two seconds. Overall, he got 23 Olympic titles and 28 medals. In addition this was my favorite Olympic event in my opinion.

Link: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/06/30/sport/michael-phelps-olympics-rio-trials/index.html

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Phelps, who has 22 Olympic medals to his name, clocked a time of one minute 54.84 seconds to take first place in the final of the 200-meter butterfly at the U.S. swimming trials in Omaha, Nebraska.

In doing so, Phelps became the first man to make a fifth U.S. Olympic swimming team.

Although he announced his retirement after the 2012 Games in London, the 18-time gold medal winner returned to the pool in 2014.

But another Olympic appearance seemed a long way off after he was arrested on a DUI charge and suspended by U.S. Swimming shortly afterward

"With everything that's happened, being able to come back -- this was probably harder than any swim I've had in my life," Phelps said Wednesday in comments carried by the AFP news agency.

"I didn't feel good the first two (qualifying) swims. But getting on the team was the most important thing, and that's the only thing I had to do tonight," he added.

The "Baltimore Bullet" edged out Tom Shields on his way to victory Wednesday and can be sure of stiff competition in Rio from the likes of South Africa's Chad le Clos and Hungary's Laszlo Cseh.

Yet Phelps can take solace from the fact that he still holds the record for the 200-meter butterfly event which he set in 2009 in Rome, Italy.

Phelps, who turns 31 on Thursday, is also hoping to qualify for the 100-meter fly and 200-meter individual medley in Rio at the U.S. trials.

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Michael Phelps qualifies for fifth Olympics

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Phelps, who has 22 Olympic medals to his name, clocked a time of one minute 54.84 seconds to take first place in the final of the 200-meter butterfly at the U.S. swimming trials in Omaha, Nebraska. In doing so, Phelps became the first man to make a fifth U.S.

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R.A Dickey was a starting pitcher at the university of Tennessee and won Bronze in 1996 in Atlanta. He wen 1-0 with a 2.15 ERA  as team USA's Ace in the 1996 world cup classic but walked 4 in 14 1/3 IP. After they drafted Dickey in the first round of the 1996 amateur Draft , the Texas Rangers' medical staff discovered that he was missing a crucial tendon in his throwing elbow, and that it was unexplainable that he could pitch at any level with such a condition. He began throwing a knuckleball after that. At age 40 he started game 4 of the ALCS against Kansas City Royals. He was rocked after giving up 5 runs in 1 2/3 IP.

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The predominant storyline in the formation of the U.S. Olympic men's basketball roster has been the players that aren't heading to Brazil this August. The most notable omission from the 2016 team is LeBron James, but other 2012 participants, including Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Anthony Davis, are also absent. Additionally, shoo-ins like two-time MVP Steph Curry and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Kawhi Leonard opted out as well. Still, the remaining squad should have enough talent to bring home the gold, led by Olympic veterans Kevin Durant and Carmelo Anthony:

Meet the 2016 U.S. Olympic Men's Basketball Team

Roster: https://t.co/SVpGiA5Dxl#UNITE #RoadToRio #USABMNT pic.twitter.com/hcg1tqPUOX

- USA Basketball (@usabasketball) June 27, 2016

There is one ritual that began in 1996 and has continued to occur leading up to every Summer Olympics since: comparing the current men's basketball team to the 1992 Dream Team. It's an unfair measuring stick for even the most loaded squad, given how stacked the Dream Team was. The 12-man roster included 10 of the NBA's top 50 players of all time, as voted in 1996 as part of the league's 50 th anniversary. Those players were Charles Barkley, Larry Bird, Clyde Drexler, Patrick Ewing, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Karl Malone, Scottie Pippen, David Robinson and John Stockton. Only two Dream Teamers, Hall-of-Famer Chris Mullin and Christian Laettner, a recent Duke grad who had yet to play professionally in the summer of 1992, weren't honored as top 50 players.

Fairness of the debate aside, it's fun to imagine the current USA representatives matching up with their Dream Team counterparts. Could Pippen slow down Durant? Would the mild-mannered Robinson exchange a few words with DeMarcus Cousins? How much time would tick off the clock before Barkley and Draymond Green were ejected? We'll of course never have the pleasure of watching such a game unfold, but we can get a sense of how it might play out through a computer simulation. WhatIfSports.com used its roster-building feature (appropriately called Dream Teams) to assemble the 1992 and 2016 teams, simulating them head-to-head 1,001 times. Check out the results:
Disagree with the depth charts? Simulate the matchup yourself and select "Edit Depth Chart" to create your own lineup.
The Dream Team won 694 of the 1,001 matchups, outscoring the 2016 team by an average score of 109.1-101.8. One advantage the Dream Team leveraged in the simulation was its superior low post size and depth. Barkley and Malone spilt time at power forward, with Ewing and Robinson manning the middle, plus some Laettner thrown in for good measure. The closest thing the 2016 team has to a true "four" is Green, with Anthony and Durant likely to see time at the position as well. DeAndre Jordan and Cousins are no slouches at center, but would be a little outmatched against Ewing and Robinson. The Dream Team commanded a +10.0 rebounding advantage against their younger brethren and shot 50.4 percent from the floor, compared to 44.7 percent for the 2016 team.

One area that helped the youngsters close the gap was three-point shooting. The 2016 team let it fly from deep 25.5 times per game, connecting on an average of 9.2 triples (36.2 percent). The Dream Team attempted fewer three-pointers than the 2016 team made, shooting just 8.6 threes per game with 2.7 makes (31.7 percent). Leading the way for the 2016 team was Klay Thompson (1.6 3PM, 42.3 percent), while Clyde Drexler (0.6 3PM, 34.4 percent) did the most damage from behind the arc for the Dream Team.

View the player stats from the simulation:
Visit WhatIfSports.com to build your own Dream Team.

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Could the 2016 Team USA roster hang with the Dream Team?

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The predominant storyline in the formation of the U.S. Olympic men's basketball roster has been the players that aren't heading to Brazil this August. The most notable omission from the 2016 team is LeBron James, but other 2012 participants, including Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Anthony Davis, are also absent.

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He was a 3-meter springboard and platform diver.

It's the 1988 Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, during the preliminary rounds leading to the medal rounds, Greg starts his dive but he hits  his head on the springboard. He finished the dive but with a gash in his head that needed stitches. The next day he climbed up to the board for the medal rounds where he won a gold medal. It’s my favorite moment because it shows to never give up your dream.

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The injured World War 2 Veterans were all racing in their wheelchairs in the London Olympics in 1948. This is my favorite olympic moment because my brother is in the marine core and people who are or were in any force really inspire me.

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Kyrie Irving
Kyrie Irving helped the  men’s USA Basketball team win a gold at the Rio Olympics in the summer of 2016.  I like to play Basketball.

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In the 2012 olympics Allyson Felix who was apart of the USA olympic track team, received her first Olympic medal. Allyson Felix ran the 200m, 400m, and 4x4 400m relay. She received a gold for her 200m dash. The time of this event was 2012 London Olympic games. Allyson Felix worked to earn her gold Medal August 5- August 8 during the olympic time for track and field.  This happens to be my favorite olympic event in Olympic history because I personally run track and field. Allyson felix has been a big influence to me in running track, because of watching the 2012 Olympics I decided to run track and began to gain a love for it.

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Derek redmond

Derek redmond was a british runner of the 400 meters tore his hamstring halfway through a semi final race in 1992 barcelona summer olympics. A favorite for the medals podium, Redmond refused to give up and rose to finish the race despite his intense pain. But the most memorable moment came next, when the runner's father leapt over the railing from the stands and helped his son complete the race. Step for the finish line and with the crowed cheering them on,he let go of derek, so his son let him go to let him cross the finish himself.

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The 1992 Dream was the first Olympic Basketball team consisting of NBA players. The Dream Team won gold in 1992 at the Olympic Games in Barcelona. The Dream Team ended up winning the Gold and going undefeated. The players were Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Larry Bird, Clyde Drexler, Patrick Ewing, Magic Johnson, Karl Malone, Scottie Pippen, David Robinson and Scottie Pippen. This is my favorite Olympic moment because I love to play and watch the game of Basketball and see the teams develop.

Link to Image: http://www.foxsports.com/whatifsports/nba/story/2016-team-usa-vs-1992-dream-team-071316

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The Jamaican Bobsled Team competed  in the 1998 winter olympics in Calgary

They were involved in a crash so   they lifted their sled and carried  it to the finish line

A  movie  was made about them called the cool runnings

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Four years after the first Olympics in the modern era in Athens, women start taking the gold home! In 1990 women were allowed to compete in the olympics. The first ever olympic game in which women competed in was Paris in 1990. This is my favorite Olympic moment because before it was not fair for women because they couldn't show off their talents, and after this announcement so many records were beaten.

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Feyisa Lilsa is an Olympic marathon runner for Ethiopia, and is a silver medalist. After he crossed the finish line at the men's marathon run, he crossed his arms. He crossed his arms in protest of Oromia. By crossing his arms risked his career and life just to protest what the Ethiopian government is doing to the Oromian people in northeastern Africa. The protest shows lights on the killings, maimings, arbitrary detentions, profiling, enforced disappearances and economic injustices perpetrated by the Ethiopian government against the Oromo nation. After the protest Feyisa has yet to return to Ethiopia. This is my favorite Olympic moment because he used his fame for something good, to show wrongdoing and to shed light on a problem. He also took a great risk to do this.

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Bruce Jenner competed in the decathlon in 1976 in Montreal he took gold. This is my favorite olympic story because i never knew he was in the olympics and once i saw his story i thought it was so cool to see how much has changed since then and now she's Caitlyn Jenner

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Archive photos of Bruce Jenner competing in the 1976 Summer Olympic Games, held in Montreal, Canada.

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Archive photos of Bruce Jenner competing in the 1976 Summer Olympic Games, held in Montreal, Canada.

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Tommy Hanner

Who is involved in the moment? Michael Phelps

What was the moment or event? Michael Phelps won 5 gold medals and 1 silver medal in the olympics of 2016.

When did it happen?2016

Where did it happen? Rio,2016

Why is this your favorite olympic moment? This is my favorite moment because it is really hard to win 5 gold medals in olympics with a lot of really good people from different countries.

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He also won his 20th and 21st olympic gold medals this year at the olympics in Rio.

Michael phelps has 23 gold medals in total.

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Paavo Nurmi was a runner for Finland who won 9 gold medals and 3 silver 1920 -1928. Paavo Nurmi is known as the king of runners.His Olympic moment was when loses against a foreigner first time in the 5000meter in 1920 but got gold in the 10,000meter 1921 and set the world record of fastest time of 30 minuets.This was in Stockholm the capital of Sweden.Why this my favorite memory is because he may have lost in the 5000meter but he kept going and got gold in 10000meter and broke a world record.

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Jesse Owens was an American track and field athlete and four-time Olympic gold medalist in 1936. Jesse Owens broke records and won several gold medals. This took place in 1936 in the Berlin games. This is my favorite olympic event because he had to over come all of the stereotypes that were going around.  He was the most successful athlete at the games and as such has been credited with "single-handedly crushing Hitler's myth Aryan Supremacy".

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Derek Redmond was running in a 400m semifinal in the 1994 Barcelona Olympic Games. He had the fastest time in his heat and he looked to go to the finals. But during his semifinal race he was looking strong as he had suddenly pulled up behind the others. Derek tore his hamstring around the middle of the race and that took away a potential medal for him. But Derek wasn't ready to finish his race just yet. With the help of his father, Derek managed to limp to the finish line and finish the race that he had started. This is my favorite olympic event because he was so inspired to finish the race and he also inspired others to never give up.

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Joannie Rochelle
This Canadian figure skater captivated hearts at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, where she competed in front of millions, just four days after her mothers death. Not only did she compete, but she won bronze, and dedicated her medal to her late mother. This is my favorite olympic moment because if that happened to me I definitely wouldn't be able to compete because my mother is my best friend.

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Jim Thorpe was a olympic medalist in the 1912 Olympics decathlon and pentathlon. The pentathlon was consisted of long jump, javelin throw, 200-meter dash, discus throw and 1500-meter run and the decathlon differed just slightly from the pentathlons events. Jim Thorpe Medaled in 4 of the 5 events of the pentathlon and he placed in the top 4 for all ten events of the decathlon. But in 1913 the International Olympic Commission found out that Jim had played professional baseball, and at the time you had to be and amateur to participate in the Olympics. So Jim was stripped of his medals. Later his medals were reinstated, but it was after his death. I chose Jim Thorpe because even though he had been stripped of his medals and titles from the Olympics he still kept going and went to play baseball with the New York Giants. So he did not give up or quit even after his medals were stripped.

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Carl Louis is the winner of 9 gold medals over the span of his career. He was a track and field runner, and set many world records. Carl Lewis Competed From 1979 - 1996. He was a representative of USA, and his greatest moment was breaking 10 seconds in the men's 100m dash. He is one of only four people who have had 9 gold medals or more. I chose Carl Lewis because he was an inspiration to many, and he was a legendary runner, breaking records left and right.

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Muhammad Ali won a gold medal in the 1960 Olympics in Rome, Italy. Ali is the only boxer to win the lineal World Heavyweight Champion three times. Ali is known for his controversial boxing career. In the year of 1996 he carried the hype for the Olympics. Regardless of his ongoing struggles he became a philanthropist and was awarded the presidential citizens medal in 2005.  It is the second highest civilian award in the United States of America. The reason it was my favorite is because he is probably the best boxer of his time and of all time and he just demolises everyone in the ring.

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Meghan Hammond-James Brendan Connolly // 1894

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Meghan Hammond-James Brendan Connolly // 1894

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James was the first American to win a gold medal at the olympics. This took place in Paris and it was also 1894 at the time so you can imagine the rules were a bit different. Like the rule you can only hop on one foot once is the rule we have today; however back then you were able to hop on one foot twice, which is exactly what James did to win gold. James won gold in the triple jump!  I would say this is my favorite moment in Olympic history because it really sets a standard for our country and who we want to be! This is why I chose James Brendan Connolly as my favorite olympic moment!

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Ayden Paul-1960 Jesse Owens was a great pole vaulter that went to the Olympics in germany to compete for the gold metal and when he got there he did very bad in the qualifying part and only had one try left to qualify for the Olympics when hitler was watching him because he was a african american and hitler thought that anyone that did not look like a german could not win. But hitlers pole vaulter came over and told him that all he had to do to win was to calm down. So he did and he beat the german pole vaulter and they stayed friends

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Abebe bikila was a Ethiopian double marathon champion runner who ran the Rome 1960 mens marathon barefoot and still manage to win first place. The reason for him running barefoot is because Adidas the shoes sponsor for the 1960 Olympics only had a few pairs of shoes left, Abebe ended up with a pair that didn't fit comfortable so he decided to run barefoot. This is my favorite Olympic moment because you never see anyone especially in the Olympics to run barefoot and still end up winning gold.

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Derek Redmond was a british runner whose specialty was in the 400 meter, competed in the 1992 Barcelona summer olympics. While he was competing he tore his hamstring halfway through a semi final race. With Derek’s determination to complete the race, he never stopped running even through all the horrifying pain. But the moment that was so heart touching followed next, When Derek’s father jumped the over the railing from the stands and reached his son to help guide him complete his dream of crossing an olympic finish line. Once they were approaching the finish line, the runner’s father released him and Derek finished the race with pride. Why this is my favorite Olympic moment is because, it was very inspiring with his drive to accomplish something he had been dreaming about for a long time. Even though he didn’t win, he accomplished something many people couldn't of. He powered through all the pain with the help of his dad. Family is everything, and you should always help each other and accomplish together.

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During the 1988 South Korea Olympics Boat Racing Event, Lawrence Lemieux, a Canadian Sailor, noticed a capsized competitors boat. Lawrence DISQUALIFIED himself, abandoned his boat, and swam to save the drowning sailor. Lawrence didn't win the gold, obviously, but he did get a honorary medal for his heroic act. This is my favorite Olympic story because he disqualified himself and went to save a drowning competitor out of pure sportsmanship.

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Mo Farah is a long distance runner for Great Britain.He competed in the 10,000 meter in the Rio games this year. As well as the 5,000 meter, two of his strongest races But while running the 10,000 meter. At about the 5,000 meter mark Mo fell and went behind about 10 places.But that did not stop him.He push to his limits gain some ground and ended with a gold medal for Great Britain. This is my favorite Olympic moment because it shows there is always a chance to win the race,even if you think the race is unwindable.Mo Farah is a national hero for not giving up on his country.Mo Farah won 2 gold medals for the 10,000 meter and the 5,000 meter

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In 1912 jim Thorpe competed in the StockHolm Olympics. At this time he was known for his amazing athleticism in his three sports which were baseball, basketball, and football. But he didn't compete in any three of those sports when he was in the olympics instead he competed in track and field. He walked away with two gold metals and won first in 8 out of his 15 competitions. Another thing that was amazing about Thorpe is that he had  very little money and actually the shoes he wore to win the olympics he actually found in the dumpster before the he competed sitting in a dumpster outside of his hotel. The reason that this is my favorite olympic moment of all time is because it just shows that it doesn't matter how much money you have you can do anything you want and do good at it. Just because you don't have the nicest thing as the person next to you doesn't mean that they are any better or that they can do more things then you can.
This is a link to a picture of Thorpe
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This is where I got most of my information: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2013/10/jim-thorpe-facts/

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Usain is a runner for 2016 olympics in Rio. He one 6 Gold medals. He was born in a little Country called Jamaica. He was born August 21, 1989. He is famous for running and competing in the 2004, 2008, and 2012 Olympics. My favorite olympic moment is when he was running then he put his finger towards his mouth and showed people to shhh. Then they said when everyone got quiet, HE WOULD RUN LIGHTNING FAST. It was a miracle. Then he won the athletic game (aka, running), He has 6 gold medals.

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Shawn Johnson is an olympic gold medalist on beam. she began gymnastics at the age of 3 and retired due to knee surgery complications at the age of 20. At the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics she won 4 gold medals and 3 silver medals for the women's all-around floor exercise. Johnson was named gold medalist for beam scoring 16.225 points. In 2010 she tore her ACL, which is a major knee ligament while skiing so she had to get reconstructive knee surgery. 4 months later she announced she would begin training for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. She ended up backing out in June 2012 due to her injuries. She had ended up tearing her ACL and MCL in her left knee. Johnson said her knee would not be able to sustain her training for the olympics. This is my favorite story because it shows that she tried to push through her injuries and she worked her butt of to where she was at the young age of 16.