Tribune Olympic Bureau

VANCOUVER – With 16 bodies scattered everywhere and nonetheless depending on precise timing, there is nothing about a 3,000-meter short-track speedskating race that favors certainty. But the United States women's...

VANCOUVER — They gave their best but it wasn't good enough to beat goaltender Jonas Hiller for the first 35 shots and 42 minutes of their quarterfinal playoff game against...

WHISTLER, British Columbia — The lineage of women's Olympic bobsled only goes back to 2002, but in eight years, U.S. women have never missed the podium. Erin Pac kept the...

VANCOUVER — After nearly a year of breathless anticipation, enough to make any women's figure skater hyperventilate if she got caught up in it, the skating world finally got a...

VANCOUVER — One Olympic singles champion, Robin Cousins, says Yuna Kim has the "it factor." Another, Scott Hamilton, calls her a gift to the sport "from some other place." A...

WHISTLER, British Columbia — The giant slalom was a giant disappointment — at least by America's since-last-week lofty Alpine standards. The United States' streak of six straight races with at...

VANCOUVER — Relax, Canada. Your national anxiety has been soothed — at least for a day. Forced to compete in a playoff qualifier after a disappointing first-round performance that put...

VANCOUVER — Could you imagine Lou Piniella managing the Cubs and White Sox? Or Canada's hockey coach, Mike Babcock, behind the bench for the Canadian and U.S. teams? That's the...

WHISTLER, British Columbia — Eight years. One minute. Two very different measurements of time that have weighed heavily the U.S. Nordic combined team. Eight years ago, Todd Lodwick, Johnny Spillane...