Can you believe it? There's only two days left at the Milan Cortina Olympics. It's been an incredible ride so far, but we're not done. Here's the big events we're highlighting today:
Jordan Stolz's final race - the mass start
Kewaskum's Jordan Stolz has already piled up two gold medals and one silver - and he'll have one last chance Saturday to add to that count.
The mass start is a different sort of speed skating race: "All skaters start together and race against one another for 16 laps, with intermediate sprints after four, eight and 12 laps, and a final sprint at the finish," according to Olympics.com.
Semifinals start at 8:00 a.m. on USA, and assuming Stolz advances, he'll race in the final at 9:40 a.m. on TMJ4.
Men's hockey - bronze medal game
There was a chance the U.S. would be playing in this game, but thankfully the Americans dominated in the semis and fought their way to the gold medal game.
Still, you can watch Slovakia take on Finland in Saturday's bronze medal game.
That will take place at 1:40 p.m. on USA and Peacock.
Consider it an appetizer for the main course - the U.S. vs. Canada in Sunday's gold medal game - that's at 7:10 a.m. on TMJ4.
Women's curling - bronze medal game
Team USA has never earned a medal in women's curling - Saturday is their shot.
Tabitha Peterson, Cory Thiesse, Tara Peterson, Taylor Anderson-Heide and Aileen Geving will take to the ice to try to win a historic bronze against Canada, which has won gold twice in the event (1998, 2014).
You can watch at 7:05 a.m. on Peacock.
See all of TMJ4's coverage of the Winter Olympics here.
Check out Saturday's full schedule below:
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