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BERMAN: The death of Prince being felt around the world of sports. Coy Wire has more on this morning's "BLEACHER REPORT". Hey, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS ANCHOR: Hi, John. Prince was a big time sports fan. His Minnesota hometown team, precious to him like diamonds and pearls. Vikings, T-Wolves, Twins, and Lynx. Let's see how many Prince song titles we can get into this hit. Let's go crazy! That's in 2007, making people party like it's 1999. Super Bowl XLI in Miami, making fans delirious with guitar riffs, the pouring down rain while he sang "Purple Rain", one of the greatest guitarists of all time with arguably the greatest halftime of all-time, and sign of the times -- sports teams took to social media to pay their respects. The Minnesota Twins changing their profile pic, lighting their field in purple, saying, fitting that it's raining in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Timberwolves posted a picture of Prince and said, when doves cry, wolves cry. Prince was only 5' 2, but according to his junior high basketball coach, he could really ball. One thing's for sure, no middle schooler ever looked cooler than Prince. That afro, the side- eye stare, sir, you've got the look. Prince was a big NBA fan. Just last month, he sat courtside at the Warriors game as a guest of the Warriors' owner, Joe Jacob. Those Warriors played the Rockets last night, game three in Houston, and both teams jammed to Prince during warm-ups. Must have inspired James Harden because he was hotter than a little red Corvette. 35 points, and knocking down the game-winner, just 2.7 seconds left. Steph Curry didn't play, out with that hurt ankle, but Rockets win 97-96. Michaela, back to you.</s>PEREIRA: All right. You did him proud, Coy. Well done, well done, indeed. So music legend Stevie Wonder remembering his dear friend Prince. You're going to see his touching interview with Anderson Cooper, next.