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11 minutes ago, scarynikki12 said:

A ton of skiers are crapping out early on the Super G course so it should wrap up here in a moment.

Caught that.  It is pretty cool that Ryan Cochran-Something won Silver.  His mom, Barbara Cochran won Gold in skiing 50 years ago!  I’m old enough that her name is familiar.

Back to skating on NBC.  Thanks for the info about the app and/ or Peacock (which I don’t have), but I appreciate you letting me know.

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Just now, KittenPokerCheater said:

I don't know if he's upset or not at peak performance shape, but I've never seen him that winded before.

I've seen him winded like that many times. I'm thinking he had a brain fart on that first jump. Scott Hamilton has talked about it many times, where the brain just says nope and there's nothing you can do to stop it. Could've been nerves too.

 

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2 minutes ago, Enero said:

I've seen him winded like that many times. I'm thinking he had a brain fart on that first jump. Scott Hamilton has talked about it many times, where the brain just says nope and there's nothing you can do to stop it. Could've been nerves too.

 

Johnny said the same thing. That your body just does it (to protect itself), and there's nothing you can do.

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2 minutes ago, scarynikki12 said:

A quad axel doesn't have enough base value? Is it because it's never been done in Olympic competition?

Nathan’s free is stacked in comparison to Yuzu. I believe Nathan has a 4Lz+3T in the second half as well. Yuzu would have to be 100% clean and get help in order to win. 
 

A 4A has a base value is 12.50. It’s not worth it to do it, especially since we haven’t seen him rotate it fully. 

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1 minute ago, GeminiDancer said:

Nathan’s free is stacked in comparison to Yuzu. I believe Nathan has a 4Lz+3T in the second half as well. Yuzu would have to be 100% clean and get help in order to win. 
 

A 4A has a base value is 12.50. It’s not worth it to do it, especially since we haven’t seen him rotate it fully. 

That makes sense.

2 minutes ago, absnow54 said:

I wonder if Hanyu is just going to scrap his free skate and spend the allotted time doing 4A until he lands one, since a three peat is probably off the table. 

He has nothing to lose and nothing to prove. I think he's going to go all out in the free skate. I wouldn't be surprised if he skates like he did at 2017 worlds when he was in 5th after the short and skated lights out to win gold. He has no chance of winning gold here unless there's an absolute disaster with the skaters ahead of him, but my point is,  I don't think he'll hold back. He's a competitor first and will do his best to skate to his full potential. 

 

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1 minute ago, GeminiDancer said:

Yuzu is saying that his blade might have caught a  divot… Yikes. 

He kept checking the ice on his way off. That's sad, if so. 

Also -- as much as I love Shoma Uno, the judges apparently ignored him touching the ice after his combination jump. It was very plain to see, and he even looked surprised by his score, perhaps thinking it should be lower given the mistake. Did no one else see it? Would they go back later and change the score if someone brought it up? It definitely wasn't part of the program.

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2 minutes ago, justmehere said:

He kept checking the ice on his way off. That's sad, if so. 

Also -- as much as I love Shoma Uno, the judges apparently ignored him touching the ice after his combination jump. It was very plain to see, and he even looked surprised by his score, perhaps thinking it should be lower given the mistake. Did no one else see it? Would they go back later and change the score if someone brought it up? It definitely wasn't part of the program.

Judges seem especially lenient tonight. 

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2 minutes ago, justmehere said:

Also -- as much as I love Shoma Uno, the judges apparently ignored him touching the ice after his combination jump. It was very plain to see, and he even looked surprised by his score, perhaps thinking it should be lower given the mistake. Did no one else see it? Would they go back later and change the score if someone brought it up? It definitely wasn't part of the program.

Tara was talking about negative grade of execution after that happened, explaining that the element would have a low score… and then it didn’t. 

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