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Jerry Green

Jeremy Roenick's hyperbole aside, biggest hockey game was in 1972

Jeremy Roenick was 2 years old in 1972, probably learning to skate on double runners. He did not have the privilege of witnessing the most important hockey game in history. - 03/06/2010

John U. Bacon

The real winners and losers from the Vancouver Olympics

Ryan Miller gave up Canada's winning goal, but he was the best player in the tournament.

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman was among the losers. He said the NHL might skip the next Olympics. Now you know why he's considered the dumbest commissioner in all of sports. - 03/05/2010

Olympians Lindsey Vonn, Shaun White, Seth Wescott on Wheaties box

Shaun White won gold in the snowboard halfpipe at the Vancouver Olympics.

U.S. Olympic gold medalists Lindsey Vonn, Shaun White and Seth Wescott are the latest athletes to grace the Wheaties box. - 03/04/2010

Russian Olympic Committee head resigns after flop

The head of the Russian Olympic Committee resigned on Wednesday in the wake of the nation's worst performance at the Winter Games, news agencies said. - 03/04/2010

Ice dancing medalists are back at work

Olympians Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir, Meryl Davis and Charlie White returned to Canton Township ice.

Canton Township -- American ice dancing silver medalists Charlie White of Bloomfield Hills and Meryl Davis of West Bloomfield returned to practice Wednesday at the Arctic Edge in Canton Township to prepare for the World Figure Skating Championships this month. - 03/04/2010

NBC strikes gold with U.S.-Canada hockey game

Canadian hockey fans celebrate on Oulette Ave in downtown Windsor after Canada’s 3-2 overtime win over the USA to win the gold medal Sunday.

Sunday's gold-medal hockey game was the most-viewed hockey game in the United States in 30 years and the most-viewed show of any kind in Canadian history. - 03/02/2010

Alex Ovechkin: 'Canada deserved to win' gold

Team Canada hockey player stand together during the national anthem after receiving their gold medals.

"I watched only overtime (but) I think Canada deserved to win. They played better," Ovechkin said. - 03/02/2010

Alex Ovechkin: 'Canada deserved to win' gold

Team Canada hockey player stand together during the national anthem after receiving their gold medals.

"I watched only overtime (but) I think Canada deserved to win. They played better," Ovechkin said. - 03/01/2010

U.S.-Canada final brings Olympics to thrilling finish

Vancouver, British Columbia -- Canada is hockey. And in the most pressure-packed arena -- the Winter Olympics -- the Canadians proved they are the world's best at the sport they invented. In a thrilling end to the 2010 Winter Games, Canada needed overtime to stall the American machine that rolled through the tournament unbeaten, winning 3-2 on Sunday, fulfilling the dreams of the hockey-crazed nation. - 03/01/2010

Ex-Spartan Ryan Miller named Olympic hockey MVP despite U.S. loss

U.S. goalie Ryan Miller acknowledges an ovation from the crowd after receiving his silver medal.

Ryan Miller could only do so much. And the USA-Canada gold medal hockey game was every bit that close thanks to the American goaltender from East Lansing, who made 36 saves in an arena rooting hard against him. - 03/01/2010

Americans, Canadians dominate medals race

The United States left the Vancouver Olympics with 37 medals -- the most ever by any country at the Winter Games.

The U.S. got the medals. Canada got the gold. In a remarkable show of depth and talent by the North American neighbors, the United States won the overall medals race at the Vancouver Olympics with 37. - 03/01/2010

Terry Foster

Windsor hails Canada's hockey triumph

Canadian hockey fans take to Oullette Avenue in downtown Windsor after Canada's 3-2 overtime win over the USA to win the gold medal.

This was a day to celebrate in Canada as our neighbors took a 3-2 victory over the United States in the gold-medal hockey game, wrapping up a record 14 gold medals at the Games. - 03/01/2010

An euphoric end to a bittersweet Olympics

A crowd of 60,000 filled BC Place Stadium for Sunday's closing ceremony, many of them Canadians reveling in the overtime victory over the United States just a few hours earlier by their men's hockey team.

They were the resilient Winter Games -- beginning in shock, ending in euphoria. Opening day was overshadowed by the death of a luger in a training-run crash. - 03/01/2010

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