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Paralympic Gold Medalist Evan Strong Talks PyeongChang Silver Medal and More

Paralympic gold medalist Evan Strong on his snowboarding performance, his favorite moment of the Pyeongchang Games and what's next.

by Charlotte Carroll

Friends Cash, Hanning Find Sled Hockey Success at Paralympics

by Charlotte Carroll

Retired Navy SEAL Dan Cnossen Wins Paralympic Gold

by Chris Chavez

Are USA Gymnastics and Michigan State Liable for Larry Nassar's Actions? It's Complicated

Larry Nassar will never enjoy freedom again, but should USA Gymnastics and Michigan State be held legally liable for his actions? It's a complicated question.

by Michael McCann

Gold-Winning U.S. Women's Hockey Teams Share Connection Beyond Medals

The 1998 U.S. women's hockey team got some inspiration from the gold medal-winning 2018 team it inspired, and there's over 400 texts and tweets to prove it.

by Michael Blinn

The Best, Worst and Weirdest Moments From Every Sport at the 2018 Olympic Games

A lot of great things happen at Olympics. But not everything is great. And some of it is weird.

by The SI Staff

PyeongChang Winter Games Remind Us Just How Great These Olympians Are

Have no doubt that every event you watched during the Olympics is significantly harder than the athletes made it look.

by Michael Rosenberg

Dumb Luck, Slippery Ice and Chloe Kim: Our Lasting Impressions of the 2018 Winter Olympics

From the emergence of Chloe Kim to an unforgettable hockey game, these are the lasting impressions of the Winter Games from SI's staff in South Korea.

by SI.com Staff

Unfazed by Finishing 10th, Mirai Nagasu Criticized U.S. Teammates and Said Skate Was a TV Audition

American Skater Mirai Nagasu offered a handful of bizarre comments in the wake of her underwhelming finish in the free skate.

by Michael Rosenberg

Age of Miracles: Chloe Kim and Other Young Olympic Stars Are Set to Shine for Longer Than Ever Before

In the age of social media and early professionalism, the youthful stars of PyeongChang will maintain relevancy for years and years to come.

by Michael Rosenberg

PyeongChang 2018 Features

Aside From Mikaela Shiffrin, the Outlook for U.S. Skiing in 2022 Is Bleak

Mikaela Shiffrin took home two medals and Lindsey Vonn another. But U.S. skiing could be headed toward a difficult period.

by Tim Layden

John Shuster Leads U.S.'s 'Team of Rejects' to Olympic Curling Gold

John Shuster failed in three straight Olympics. His team wasn't invited to U.S.A. Curling’s High Performance Program. On the brink of elimination in PyeongChang, he led his team on a run to the gold worthy of a movie.

by Michael Rosenberg

Kyung Soon Yim with the Olympic torch in the lead-up to the Olympics in PyeongChang.

Fifty-Eight Years After Making History, Kyung Soon Yim Discusses His Unlikely Olympic Past

Kyung Soon Yim made history by becoming the first South Korean ski racer. Now, he revisits how that experience altered the course of his life.

by Mitch Goldich

Norway's Secret to Crushing the Competition at the Winter Olympics

The key to Norway's success at the Winter Games has its roots in youth sports.

by Sean Gregory

Olympics Video

John Shuster: From Faces in the Crowd to Face of U.S. Curling

U.S. gold medal curler John Shuster reveals the biggest misconceptions about curling while playing tabletop shuffleboard at the bar Treadwell Park.

PyeongChang We Say Goodbye, but We Also Give Our Thanks

Sports Illustrated's Tim Layden shares how concerns heading into the 2018 Winter Games quickly vanished after the competitions started in Korea.

Five Memorable Moments From PyeongChang 2018

Here are five top moments from the United States Olympic team during the PyeongChang games.

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