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SB Nation’s puppet broadcast team reports from Sochi, where the U.S. has the medal count lead isn’t enough to lift announcer Chip Matthews’s spirits.

Dan Rubenstein does the right thing and picks absolute, 100% irrefutable winners for the NHL’s major trophies. Photo Credits: James Guillory/USA Today Sports Gary A. Vasquez/USA Today Sports Bob DeChiara/USA Today Sports Anne-Marie Sorvin/USA Today Sports Jean-Yves Ahern/USA Today Sports

LeBron James and the Heat outplayed Kevin Durant and the Oklahoma City Thunder for a 103-81 win on Thursday. You probably can’t dunk, and even if you can, try doing it after being hit in the face by Serge Ibaka.

SB Nation’s puppet broadcast team is here with Wednesday’s medal count. Let’s talk about the event where the U.S. won gold, shall we?

The NFL Combine is a weird animal: it makes for bad television and what gets televised isn’t all that important, but the event is a vital cog in the NFL offseason. Here’s what to expect this weekend. Photo Credits: Brian Spurlock/USA Today Sports Dale Zanine/USA Today Sports Jeff Blake/USA Today …

Dan Rubenstein picks and chooses examples of the seven deadly sins from Wednesday night’s NBA action.

WSBN’s Dan on Fire explores the NASCAR issue that every other media member is far too scared to approach.

SB Nation’s puppet broadcast team is back with the most recent medal count on a day when the Russian hockey team lost and beloved skating sensation Yulia Lipnitskaya fell during her short program. How did Boris take the news?

Dan Rubenstein runs down the names and stories to lock in on for this Sunday’s Daytona 500. Photo Credits: Douglas Jones/USA Today Sports Andrew Weber/USA Today Sports Jasen Vinlove/USA Today Sports Jerry Lai/USA Today Sports

If you spent Tuesday night watching the Olympics, here’s the fastest way to get caught up on NBA’s must see plays.