Closing Ceremony
The Closing Ceremony is always more low-key than its opening counterpart. While exact details are secret, you can expect a lot of music. The athlete numbers are always down because many have already left. Part of the ceremony will be themed to South Korea to recognize the 2018 host, Pyeongchang.
Men’s hockey
Many hoped for a U.S.-Canada gold-medal rematch, but instead we’ll get Canada against top-seeded Sweden. The U.S., of course, got pummeled in the bronze-medal game by Finland. Canada may be favored for gold, but expect Sweden to make it a game. Canada hopes to become the first repeat champion since the Soviet Union did it in 1988.
Four-man bobsled
It’s probably a foregone conclusion that the Russian sled of Alexander Zubkov will win, even though he has a small four/hundredths of a second lead over Latvia. He just knows the track too well. The U.S. sled driven by Steven Holcomb is one/hundredth of a second out of third place with two runs to go.
