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I don’t care what they do to honor them, but I feel like it will bring more attention to the Olympics if they do it

I have a proposal that I would love to hear everyone’s opinion on: The IOC should make an Olympic Hall of Fame. Every 4 years, the greatest olympians get inducted into the hall of fame. There would an induction ceremony (probably about 10 minutes or so) at the opening ceremony of all summer and winter Olympic games. The greatest winter sport olympians get inducted at the opening ceremony of the winter games & vice versa. At the Lausanne Olympic Museum there would be an exhibit honoring all of the inductees. What do you guys think?

top group a. They will be joined by who were tied with Chile on points, but won the tiebreaker. Group b will be decided tonight (Brazil has already qualified).

Edward Fernon has been selected to compete in the Men’s Modern Pentathlon competition for . Also, unfortunate timing for Chloe Esposito who will not defend her title. Family is #1 though.

Kobe Bryant is an absolute legend. I would make it a priority to watch Kobe and the Lakers whenever he was on tv. I stopped watching the NBA as much when he retired. He introduced me to basketball. He will be missed!! RIP KOBE

I got 5 out of 10!!!!

I would help you out if I knew, but I am not a Water Polo aficionado.

It’s great to see rugby sevens back, just beat. Right now is playing .

The semifinals are set. vs vs

The semifinals are set. vs vs

Honestly, I will pay 5 bucks for it

So it is free?

Interesting article about NBC coverage of Tokyo 2020. This new streaming service sounds pretty cool. I am hoping it will be free. https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1089390/nbc-peacock-coverage-tokyo-2020-olympics

Alright. You are very confident. We will see what happens.

There are no Quarterfinals. They play two more matches then they play semifinals.

I think qualify with Uzbekistan repeating as champions.

What a game between Croatia and Germany today. It went right down to the wire.

and advance to the semifinals. At least one of these two teams will go to the Olympics.

Personally, I like the tickets. It is simple and colorful with the pictograms. I like the venues on the tickets as well.

Big News in Athletics: https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1089140/ahye-to-miss-tokyo-2020-with-doping-ban Also, the ticket designs have been unveiled: https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1089134/tokyo-2020-reveal-ticket-designs

FINALLY, Team USA has come away with not one but two medals!!!

It’s getting harder to do my daily recaps due to time. I am just happy that we had two Americans in the top 10 of the Women’s Giant Slalom and Men’s 500m Speed Skating.

I feel for Macuga. But Alpine Skiing is a dangerous sport.

@Olympian1010 Did you see Macuga is not competing in the Giant Slalom???!?!??!

YOG TEAM Day 3 preview: ALPINE SKIING: There is another medal on the line in Alpine Skiing. It will be the Women’s Giant Slalom. 78 athletes will be competing in this event. Each athlete gets two runs and the lowest time in the two runs combined wins. There will be two Americans in this event. Emma Resnick will go 2nd at approximately 4:02am ET. Her teammate, Nicola Rountree-Williams, will be two skiers after her (at about 4:05am ET). Should they finish run 1, both Resnick & Rountree-Williams will go for a second run. Their second runs will be between 6:45am ET and 8:15am ET. The start list will come out after run 1. BIATHLON: The sport of Biathlon will offer medals today in the Singles Mixed Relay. One male and one female make up each team. There are 30 teams competing & they all start at the same time. The U.S. pair will feature Van Ledger (Male) and Kaisa Bosek (female). They will be wearing bib number 6. Both athletes will go twice around the course. This race will start at 4:30am ET and should end at about the hour mark. CURLING: It is day 3 of round robin play in the Mixed Teams competition. Yesterday, Team USA got their first win of the games over Latvia 7-0. This time they will face undefeated Japan. This is a critical game for the U.S. if they want to get into the top two and advance to the Quarterfinals. This should be a competitive and great match. It will start at 6:00am ET. FIGURE SKATING: The first Figure Skating medals will be handed out today in the Pairs event & Men’s Singles in the free skate. This is probably the best chance for an American medal today. The Pairs free skate will start the day. The American pair of Cate Fleming and Jedidiah Isbell finished in 4th place, 10 points removed from the top 3, after the short program. They have a big margin to cut, so they need a great performance if they want a chance at a medal. They will take the ice at 6:22am ET. The Men’s Singles free skate will come after the Pairs event. The U.S. won’t have much of a shot at winning a medal here. The lone American Liam Kapeikis finished in 14th place out of 15 athletes after the short program. He will perform at about 8:22am ET. SPEED SKATING: Speed Skating will start today with the Men’s 500m and Women’s 500m. Both are handing out medals. Unfortunately, the U.S. does not have any female speed skaters competing. The competition will be held on a frozen lake in St. Moritz. There will be two Americans in the Men’s 500m event. Jordan Stolz will be the first to go. He will race at about 7:10am ET. His teammate Jonathan Tobon will go in the pair right after Stolz. He will race at approximately 7:14am ET. Hopefully, they can get Team USA’s first medal of these YOG. Here is a viewing guide for day 3 (all times ET). 4:02am- Women’s Giant Slalom (Emma Resnick) 4:05am- Women’s Giant Slalom (Nicola Rountree-Williams) 4:30am-5:30am- Biathlon Relay (Van Ledger & Kaisa Bosek) 6:00am-8:00am- Curling Mixed Teams (Team USA) 6:22am- Pairs Skating (Cate Fleming & Jedidiah Isbell) 6:45am-8:15am- Women’s Giant Slalom Run 2 (Resnick & Rountree-Williams) 7:10am- Men’s Speed Skating (Jordan Stolz) 7:14am- Men’s Speed Skating (Jonathan Tobon) 8:22am- Men’s Skating (Liam Kapeikis)