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around midnight, and make it run through the day until First Taste happens at 8:30 am. That's what we are going with here, and if you do not like it, I do not care. The format is changing basically giving you a timeline of what will be on television. I also will not post everything, just the marquee stuff.
What's on today?
2:30 am - Men's Curling - Sweden takes on China for third place. Give me the Swedes. Could it be a start of a good day for them? Where can I find it: NBCSN
3:39 am - Women's Skiing - Ski cross event for the women this time around but like the men, there is no Americans featured in this one. Where can I find it: Stream
6:00 am - Men's Hockey - Sweden and Finland play their own version of Canada-US. These two do not like each other. Henrik Lundqvist and Tuukka Rask should be a beauty to watch go at it. Where can I find it: NBCSN
7:30 am - Men's Curling - Gold medal event featuring Canada and Great Britain. If you lived north of the border, is the whole morning spent getting drunk? I would say so. Where can I find it: Stream and on CNBC at 4:00 pm.
10:15 am -Women's Skiing - Slalom event gets going today where Mikaela Shiffrin will be on display as well as three other Americans competing. Where can I find it: NBC
11:00 am - Men's Hockey - United States and Canada for all the North America marbles. Odds I make it out of this game alive is not good. Where can I find it: NBCSN
11:45 am - Men's Speedskating - 500m on the short track. Can the Americans finally find the medal stand? J.R. Celski is involved with this one. Where can I find it: Stream
12:00 pm -Women's Speedskating - 1000m this time around where Emily Scott and Jessica Smith will represent the United States and try to not to embarrass them. Where can I find it: Stream
12:15 pm -Men's Speedskating - It would be completely ironic if the United States won the team event. Where can I find it: Stream
Images, links, pictures and everything else about the Olympics
Maddie Bowman's grandma is awesome.
KESSEL POWER. #USA #Canada #Sochi2014 http://t.co/XIPezN7e42
— Greg Wyshynski (@wyshynski) February 20, 2014This meme still is funny despite the United States result :(
Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski are wearing matching gold leaf headbands. pic.twitter.com/fD3cq18svc
— Cork Gaines (@CorkGaines) February 20, 2014Last day of Johnny and Tara. Of course, they rocked gold.
Olympic Mustache: Slovenia’s Filip Flisar pic.twitter.com/B28lcfTw5w (H/T @NBCOlympics)
— darren rovell (@darrenrovell) February 20, 2014Mustache game strong.
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