closeScotty James wasn’t commenting specifically about White’s qualifying run in this interview, but the Australian rider has certainly raised an issue with judging in general.

Shaun White closeMeanwhile, enjoy the pairs figure skating short program, which has just started, or check in on the first session of men’s curling, where the USA has snared the lead against the host nation.

Grabs: In the women’s competition, we heard “mute,” “stalefish,” “nose,” “tail” and “melon.” We did not hear “beef carpaccio,” but I’m leaving this Wikipedia page open just in case I need to know what that is.

So Shaun White (or possibly Ben Ferguson, and don’t rule out an upset by Chase Josey or Jake Pates) could raise that total to 100 in the next few hours.

If Shiffrin slips in slalom, maybe Jessie Diggins or Susan Dunklee winning the first U.S. women’s medals in their respective sports (cross-country skiing or biathlon) and the USA’s 100th?

A star was born on Tuesday morning in the Taebaek mountains as the American teenager Chloe Kim launched out of a Halfpipe into the hearts of the world, delivering on her long-held promise with an Olympic gold medal.

That was more than enough to clinch the title, but Kim managed to top it with a near-perfect mark of 98.75 on her third and final attempt with back-to-back 1080s, punctuating her arrival with the daring maneuver she remains the only female rider to have landed in competition.