Garden Wafers February 18, 2022 Share February 18, 2022 5 hours ago, tracyscott76 said: Yeah, that was odd. I also learned today that the Swiss skips don't shoot last. The women's skip shoots third and the men's shoots second. Whatever works, I guess. I don't know if it's still true or not, but I believe the Danish men have a similar setup to the Swiss where the skip throws second stones and the vice-skip throws fourth stones. I'm curious if the American women might adopt a similar approach to Tirinzoni's rink. I think Kevin Martin mentioned during the Canada-USA game that Roth seemed to have a better understanding of the angles than Peterson did. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/125908-curling/page/2/#findComment-7299858
emmawoodhouse February 20, 2022 Share February 20, 2022 Aw, Team Japan didn't have it today. Congrats to Team GB. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/125908-curling/page/2/#findComment-7301983
Guest February 20, 2022 Share February 20, 2022 Well phooey. I wish it had been closer, but GB stubbornly refused to make any mistakes. But I’m glad Japan got their silver! And I like Eve and GB just fine, so if it couldn’t be Japan, this was the next best thing. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/125908-curling/page/2/#findComment-7301989
Garden Wafers February 20, 2022 Share February 20, 2022 I was happy with both the men's and women's gold medallists. I guess I'm just a big old softy when it comes to skips battling against injuries to finally capture Olympic glory on their fourth try (interestingly, Shuster also needed four Olympic runs before he got gold in 2018). If this trend continues, maybe Mouat will win gold in 2034 and Fujisawa in 2030. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/125908-curling/page/2/#findComment-7302838
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