schedule looks a little thin the next couple days, or maybe it's just me...


Men's Curling - 4pm PT / 7pm ET
(Norway v Denmark, USA v Japan, Switzerland v Canada)

Men's Ski Slopestyle - 5pm PT / 8pm ET

Men's Giant Slalom - 5:15pm PT / 8:15pm ET

Men's Hockey (Germany v Norway) - 7:10pm PT / 10:10pm ET
Women's Hockey (Korea v Switzerland) - 7:10pm PT / 10:10pm ET

Women's Curling - 9pm PT / 12am ET
(Britain v Sweden, Canada v Switzerland, China v Korea)

Men's Cross-Country, 4x10km Relay - 10:15pm PT / 1:15am ET

Men's Hockey (Czech Republic v Switzerland) - 11:40pm PT / 2:40am ET
Women's Hockey (Japan v Sweden) - 11:40pm PT / 2:40am ET

Men's Speed Skating, Team Pursuit (quarterfinals) - 3am PT / 6am ET

Men's Ski Aerials - 3am PT / 6am ET

Two-Man Bobsleigh (runs 1 & 2) - 3am PT / 6am ET

Men's Curling - 3am PT / 6am ET
(Sweden v Japan, Denmark v Korea, Italy v Britain, USA v Norway)

Men's Biathlon, 15km Mass Start - 3:15am PT / 6:15am ET

Ladies' Speed Skating, 500m - 3:56am PT / 6:56am ET

Men's Hockey (Canada v Korea) - 4:10am PT / 7:10am ET
Men's Hockey (Sweden v Finland) - 4:10am PT / 7:10am ET

Choi's performance in the women's short track 1500m was really incredible - not sure I've seen a sport before where someone is so head and shoulders better than the rest. She just spends the race cruising and then with a few laps left is like "ok, time to win, gonna leave you all in the dust now, bye".

Katie Ledecky thinks it's cute that she waits until the end to pull away

I was just thinking of Ledecky. Good choice for the GOAT draft

Marcel Hirscher is ridiculous

Ligety just no longer has it. I did not expect him to really contend here anyway but that time was real bad

Not sure how delayed that was, but in the 1000M men's short-track, did the American not realize there was a whole other lap left after the crash? Looked like he was really interested in what the down skater were going to do instead of the one dude in front of him, no?

I don't think he was considered a favourite, where the Canadian was. I don't think he really believed he could have beat the Canadian dude and was pretty happy with a silver.

McEachran just put down a ridiculous slopestyle run, being the 2nd skier of the first round I'm not sure he will get a super high score, but at any other time that would have been a gold medal like run.

Basically, lol slopestyle judging.

Nah he won't even medal. This guy just crushed it.

Even with 2 runs to go that 95 probably is not getting touched

Lol not this guy

Lots of poor runs in this slopestyle final so far.

That American should have gotten 1st imo

He went huge on the jumps.

Yeah maybe. Then again I thought White should have gotten silver.

There was a great competition between 10/15 riders, then Hirscher came and destroyed everybody

GOAT

yarnold (retained gold medal) turned up at olympics trials in the late 2000s and wanted to do dressage or modern pentathlon, which is riding around on horses and stuff. they had a look at her arse and said sorry love we haven't got a horse that strong, why not have a go at face-first sledding

and history was made

nice collective choke on the last shooting in biathlon

Biathlon races have been great

The waiting time for the photo finish pics was far too long.

Yeah, I had the impression the athletes got the result way before it was shown in the broadcast.

Athletes knew it within ten seconds. The 1 flashed next to Fourcade's name on the TV screen pretty quickly too, but the actual photo took a while.

One of the USA IOC members is blaming the poor performance on the fact millenials don’t have any interest in sports and said it was virtually impossible for them to field decent alpine skiing and speed skating teams

schedule:


Women's Curling - 4pm PT / 7pm ET
(USA v Denmark, Japan v Canada, Sweden v Korea, Dopers v Switzerland)

Ice Dancing, Short Dance - 5pm PT / 8pm ET

Ladies' Halfpipe, qualification - 5pm PT / 8pm ET

Ladies' Snowboard Big Air, qualification - 5pm PT / 8pm ET

Women's Hockey, semifinal (Finland v USA) - 8:10pm PT / 11:10pm ET

Men's Curling - 9pm PT / 12am ET
(Italy v Korea, Sweden v Swizterland, USA v Canada, Britain v Denmark)

Ladies' Speed Skating, Team Pursuit - 3am PT / 6am ET

Women's Curling - 3am PT / 6am ET
(Britain v Switzerland, Denmark v Dopers, China v USA, Japan v Sweden)

Two-Man Bobsleigh (runs 3 & 4) - 3:15am PT / 6:15am ET

Men's Speed Skating, 500m - 3:53am PT / 6:53am ET

Women's Hockey, semifinal (Canada v Dopers) - 4:10am PT / 7:10am ET

Men's Team Ski Jumping - 4:30am PT / 7:30am ET