2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics

I really wish the cable providers/nbc could get their shit together updating the 'info'/scheduling. It's rarely what it actually is and it's been driving me crazy.

Wow both of those shots in the end 7 we're incredible

*The swedish shot to end the 7 also nice.

yeah, idk how often that happens but it seemed very impressive.

Alright, Curling, see you again in another four years...

Was it made out of chocolate or something?

I guesss that's better than chocolate

It kinda bums me out to realize the Olympics are over. Everybody in Korea is sleeping on Monday morning and the Olympics now are history. Just puts me in a Sunday funk. In about 30 months we'll do this for the Tokyo Summer Games, but again have a mix of live and taped stuff. And then the same in four years in Beijing.

23 medals for the US, with some serious inspection needing to be done in US Hockey (men's), US Alpine Ski (men's), US Speedskating (all), and US Figure Skating. Some triumphs though, as we dominated the X-Games sports, won the first Gold in Curling, did OK in sliding sports, and obviously the Women's Hockey team beating Canada for the first gold in 20 years. Here are my top 10 moments from the Olympics:

1. Jessie Diggins passes Norway in the final stretch to win the US' first gold in cross-country skiing.
2. Snowboarding halfpipe and slopestyle double golds for Red Gerard, Jamie Anderson, Chloe Kim, and (ugh) Shaun White.
3. Ester Ledecka from Czech winning gold in the Super G Alpine and then also a snowboarding event.
4. USA Curling
5. USA Hockey
6. Chris Mazdzer with the silver in luge
7. Rebecca Moewinkel (sp?) interviews after medaling in two Alpine events, she was fun.
8. Lindsay Jacobellis flailing once again, feel bad for her.
9. Lindsey Vonn ending her Olympics with a great downhill run in the combined.
10. The Shib sibs

Anything I'm missing?

Marc McMorris broke the entire left side of his body like 10 months ago and almost died. Came back to win the bronze.