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What's up with the Canadian sleds? They bleed time at the bottom in the women's race and it seems to be even worse in the four man.

It got closer than expected to the host nation winning this event three times in a row.

Only one sport at Tokyo? That’s going to be too easy.

What’s the next sport Ledecka wants to win Olympic gold in?

First ever Olympic medal in a snow sport for O.o

...that I disagree with. At least they got to compete for lane choice. But it’s pretty bad.

Canadian comentators: “if one course is faster than the other why aren’t there two runs?” Good question guys.

Anyone care to explain this aweful one run format? The red course is clearly much faster.

I don't know how to feel about it either. They should just have a timed qualification race where everyone at least gets to touch snow ...I do know how I feel about athletics and swimming relay only having the athletes who raced in the finals on the podium: that's complete BS and needs to be changed.

They sure would! Just need to list them as an alternate (max is two alternates). Isn't it just great how consistent the rules are re: who gets medals and who is allowed to stand on the podium (lol @ swimming and athletics where some of the medal winning athletes aren't allowed to be on the podium) from sport to sport?

Lol, Switzerland could have handed someone a free gold medal (they only had one alternate).

Too bad, I actually think Canada had a good shot at a medal. Too bad we had the seeding has no relation to the actual team event...

At least he already has a medal. Really happy for Seb, him bring the third best Canadian really shows the depth we had in this event.

IKR, NI isn’t very strong in alpine.

They should really have times qualifications to decide the bracket.

Hot take: Great Britain beating the USA isn’t an upset considering the lineup.

Gold for Sébastien Toutant, silver for Kyle Mack, bronze for Billy Morgan. Third best Canadian wins it, first ever freestyle snowboarding gold medal for Canada. Really happy for Toutant, he’s had an amazing and long career (so far) and I’m glad he finally has an Olympic medal.

has won the first men’s big air, just a question of which one.

I mean, they are the two most important sports to Canada. I't's hard not to feel disappointed despite the extremely good results in freestyle and figure skating, plus the historic achievements of the luge team. Other than that I feel every other sport either underperformed, did as expected or had disappointments that kind of overshadow the extremely good results (mainly figure skating and short track). It really doesn't feel like out best Olympics (I still think that's Vancouver), even though we've won more medals than ever, though it's certainly been our best Olympics ever in a couple of sports.

Thank god it’s over for , it’s been incredibly painful to watch curling these Olympics.

Tough free skate for Isadora, but she did very very well to make the free skate. This is actually a pretty good result, hopefully she doesn't disappear for four years only to show up randomly in Germany in August 2021.

Are they showing the women's 1000m and the men's relay on repeat, too?

Kelsey Serwa, if nothing else, really overperforms at the Olympics. Fifth in Vancouver, second in Sochi, first in Pyeongchang. That's pretty impressive. Really happy for her, though honestly would have been fine with either Smith or Naslund. I feel really bad for Naslund actually, bad time to have the worst result of her season

Curling Canada has to be thanking every god in the universe for mixed doubles having been included in the Olympics...

These Olympics have been a complete debacle in Curling for Canada. Can't believe the mixed doubles pair is the only team to actually win...