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VIDEO: Vaccaro chats about gymnastics, Phelps and hoops

History was made for the U.S. in women’s gymnastics and by Michael Phelps on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the USA basketball team, which was led by Carmelo Anthomy, looked a bit sluggish at times in a win over Tunisia. New York Post columnist Mike Vaccaro breaks down all the pertinent Olympics headlines from London in this video.

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    MARK CANNIZZARO

    Mark Cannizzaro is a Senior Sports Writer who's been with The Post since 1993. Cannizzaro, who was Jets beat writer for 18 years, now writes columns, news and features with an emphasis on football and golf, covering other sports as well. He carries a 10 handicap on the golf course, is the reigning "Doc Rot" champion of the annual sports department golf tournament, and prides himself as the 2010 winner of The Post's Bettor's Guide NFL picks.

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    MARC BERMAN

    Marc Berman has been covering the Knicks since 1998, after serving as Islanders beat writer for a year when he joined the Post. He’s also covered U.S. Open tennis, and authored "Living Without Ew: The Crash of the Post-Ewing Knicks." The APSE award winner and SUNY-Albany graduate covered Phil Jackson, Bill Musselman and George Karl as Albany Patroons beat writer.

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    MIKE VACCARO

    A columnist for the Post since November 2002, Mike Vaccaro has reported from four Olympics, 12 World Series, 10 Super Bowls, eight Final Fours and five U.S. Opens, among the hundreds of events he has covered in his 20-year newspaper career. His "Open Mike" and "Vac’s Whacks" are regular Sunday features, and he has written three books, the latest -- "The First Fall Classic," about the 1912 World Series between the Giants and Red Sox -- is out Oct. 6.

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