2010 Olympic Games

ANAHEIM, Calif. – Teemu Selanne might not make his fifth appearance at the Olympics for Finland. The Anaheim Ducks star was scheduled to have surgery on his broken jaw Thursday. Finland’s first game at the Vancouver Olympics is Feb….

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WENGEN, Switzerland (AP) — Swiss ski star Lara Gut will miss the Vancouver Olympics after failing to recover from a dislocated right hip.

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AP – Teemu Selanne might not make his fifth appearance at the Olympics for Finland.

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Swiss ski star Lara Gut will miss the Vancouver Olympics after failing to recover from a dislocated right hip. The announcement was made Thursday on her website.

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Lara Gut, an 18-year-old Swiss skiing phenom, announced that she would not be recovered from a hip injury in time for the Vancouver Olympics.

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No Olympic Comeback for Switzerland’s Gut

Lara Gut, an 18-year-old Swiss skiing phenom, announced that she would not be recovered from a hip injury in time for the Vancouver Olympics.

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No Olympic Comeback for Switzerland’s Gut

As long as professional hockey players compete in the Olympics – and maybe even if their serves are removed – Jaromir Jagr’s words will hang over any Olympic hockey tournament. “The best team doesn’t win this tournament,” Jagr once said, while playing for the Czach Republic. “The luckiest team does.”

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Streaky goalies could cause fits

AP – Swiss ski star Lara Gut will miss the Vancouver Olympics after failing to recover from a dislocated right hip.

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Swiss ski star Lara Gut ruled out of Olympics
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AP – IOC president Jacques Rogge is confident that out-of-competition testing and work with Canadian authorities will stamp out drug cheats at the Vancouver Games.

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Rogge: No tolerance for doping in Vancouver
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AP – IOC president Jacques Rogge is confident that out-of-competition testing and work with Canadian authorities will help stamp out drug cheats at the Vancouver Olympics.

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