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Gabriel Landeskog is my favorite active hockey player and is the captain of my team,the Colorado Avalanche. He is also incredibly snake bit. After lifting the Stanley Cup for the Avalanche following the 2021/2022 season, Landeskog underwent arthroscopic knee surgery. Setbacks, additional surgery, and rehab knocked him out of three seasons. He returned to the…
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The end of competition on Tuesday brought a close on the fourth day of competition since the cauldrons of Milano Cortina were lit. Already the Games have produced a ton of memorable moments like Italy’s Francesca Lollobrigida delivering her country’s first Gold Medal of the Olympics, first speed skating gold, and an Olympic record, on…
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The downside of having a day job is that its impossible to to watch anything that occurs outside of prime time in the central timezone. As a result, I spent the day trying to dodge Olympic Opening Ceremony spoilers so I could watch the NBC re-broadcast when it aired locally. To that end I was…
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I don’t know what happened to the month of January went. I had ideas for things I wanted to write about, and then life got in the way. Now we are roughly two and a half days away from the Opening Ceremonies. Being so close to the start of the Winter Olympics has made me…
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I’m a huge nerd. I love history and I love sports. Ranked high among all the places I have been in my life are two sports museums, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown and the Negro League Baseball Museum in Kansas City. Both locations perfectly blend my love of sports and…
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- 6 February 2026 – Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Opening Ceremonies
- 22 February 2026 – Milano Cortina Closing Ceremonies
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