2010 Olympic Games

NEW YORK (AP) — Jeremy Abbott was a total slob when he lived at home, clothes strewn all over his bedroom back in Colorado.

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US figure skating champ Abbott returning to form

DETROIT (AP) — Authorities say two men who collapsed during a half-marathon in Detroit this fall died because of heart problems.

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Heart problems caused Detroit marathon deaths

AP – Jeremy Abbott was a total slob when he lived at home, clothes strewn all over his bedroom back in Colorado.

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US champ Abbott confident big move was right one
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John Kucera’s 2010 Olympic dream likely ended in a high-speed crash Sunday during the super-G slalom at the Bombardier Winterstart World Cup.

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Broken leg puts Canada’s John Kucera in limbo for Olympics

AP – Short track speedskater J.R. Celski has no doubts he’ll compete at February’s Vancouver Olympics now that he’s returned to the ice from a deep leg gash.

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Injured speedskater Celski plans to be at Olympics
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This is the buzz, such as it is, about U.S. women’s figure skating this season: Can either or both of the one-time child prodigies, Caroline Zhang and Mirai Nagasu, get their grooves back at age 16? Is Sasha Cohen’s comeback turning into an alleged…

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Ashley Wagner largely overlooked among female skaters

Montreal Alouettes beat Saskatchewan Roughriders 28-27 to win 97th Grey Cup.

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Montreal wins CFL Grey Cup on Duval’s late FG

Calgary’s John Kucera, the reigning downhill world champion, suffered a fractured left leg when he crashed during Sunday’s World Cup super-G race at Lake Louise, Alta., ending his hopes for the 2010 Olympics.

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Canada’s Kucera to miss Olympics after crash

General manager Vladislav Tretiak predicts half of the Russian Olympic hockey team will likely come from the domestic Kontinental Hockey League, but he remains hopeful that the NHL’s best will still be playing in the Olympics four years from now.

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Russia will have NHL-KHL balance: Tretiak

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — The World Health Organization is sending a representative to the 2010 Winter Olympics to monitor for potential disease outbreaks, and organizers and health experts have taken steps to protect against the H1N1 virus.

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WHO to monitor for flu outbreaks at Vancouver