It’s that time in the Olympics when there are fewer events, although there are some biggies. Today it’s the men’s hockey semifinals, the women’s slalom, the curling gold medal match and lots of skating, both long and short track.
However, none of that happened while you were sleeping, you lucky duck. In fact, almost nothing happened.
Well, there was the women’s freestyle ski cross. After some early fog, Canada’s Marielle Thompson and Kelsey Serwa took gold and silver. The bronze went to Anna Holmund of Sweden. No Americans competed in this event.
Oh, there was also the bronze medal curling match. Sweden won in extra ends.
I can’t believe I got up at 3:30 for this.
In women’s gold-medal game, U.S. loses heartbreaker to Canada, 3-2
Wise: For U.S. women’s hockey team, the metallic taste of silver
Men’s hockey: U.S.-Canada rivalry hits the semifinals
Russian Sotnikova wins figure skating gold; Americans finish 4th, 7th, 9th
Jenkins: You can disagree with judges but you can’t discount Sotnikova
American Maddie Bowman wins gold in ski halfpipe
Alex Ovechkin’s father stable after heart surgery
A medal-round cheat sheet for men’s curling
D.C. barista scores go-ahead goal, helps Switzerland to bronze medal
Some Ukrainian athletes leave Sochi because of deadly protests at home
Photos from Day 13 | Daily TV schedule | U.S. medal winners
