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SI.com's Allan Muir blogs the action from USA-Canada in the gold medal game. Postgame: There are going to be a lot of words spilled over the next few hours
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Welcome back to college basketball, Mr. and Mrs. Casual Fan. Thanks to that tape-delayed fiasco in Vancouver, you're probably about two weeks later to the
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VANCOUVER (Feb. 27, 2010) - On Sunday, February 28, Canada and the U.S. will meet for the second time in eight years in the men's Olympic hockey final. The puck
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The next major stop for Vonn is Hollywood, after a brief layover in Vancouver for a party Saturday night in her honor thrown by sponsor Vail Resorts. On Monday
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As Apolo Ohno celebrates his triumphant performance in Vancouver, we look back to when Ohno was just another 12-year-old dreaming of Olympic glory. In 1994,
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5:20 PM -- My three stars for the game: 1. Patrick Kane. He's had a big bag of nothing for much of the tournament, but two key goals midway through the first
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Carl Lewis stopped by and declared himself a fan, as did King Harald of Norway. Dwight Schrute is keeping track of the goings-on
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WHISTLER, British Columbia (SI.com) -- It was a rough morning for American skiing. Lindsey Vonn crashed in her opening run of the Olympic Giant slalom event at
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5:23 pm ET: One more key: scoring goals. The Swiss were content to lay back for more than 50 minutes, hoping that an American error would create a scoring
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I'm not sure what the country was looking for from Team Canada GM Steve Yzerman on Monday night. Passion? Reassurance? A promise of something more? But it sure
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