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Weir hopes 2010 is finally his year

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Will 2010 finally be the year Johnny Weir reaches the Olympic podium? After almost quitting the sport, the American certainly hopes so.

Story | Conversation | September 14, 2009

Is Ligety next U.S. superhero of slopes?

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

When U.S. ski team hopefuls gathered at the Olympic media summit, they couldn't escape the "Where's Bode?" questions. But there could be a new "it" man on the slopes come February.

Story | September 11, 2009

Still plenty to watch before Games close on Sunday

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Before we bid goodbye to Beijing and begin the countdown to London, here are 10 final events to watch this weekend.

Story | Conversation | August 22, 2008

Putting the ultimate Golden Ticket to astonishing usage

Jim Caple, Page 2

As the owner of the Golden Ticket -- a media pass -- Jim decided to see how many Olympic events he could attend in one day.

Story | Conversation | August 18, 2008

Slogan rings true at trials -- this is the hardest team to make

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

After all the highs and lows of the U.S. track trials, the event again proved it's far more stressful than the Olympics. Just ask the athletes who finished fourth -- this is the hardest team to make.

Story | Conversation | July 06, 2008

Young Hasay captures spotlight at U.S. trials

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Jordan Hasay proved Friday night that she's not your typical 16-year-old. Will she make the Olympic team? Who knows? Stranger things have happened.

Story | Conversation | July 05, 2008

Why did we have to wait so long for the trials to return to Pre Country?

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Thank god, the drought is over. Where else would you want to hold the U.S. Olympic track trials other than "Track Town, USA"?

Story | Conversation | July 03, 2008

No easy answer to question that won't be going away any time soon

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Oscar Pistorius has brought the question into the spotlight and more athletes are asking the same question: Just what is a performance enhancer, anyway? Jim Caple finds there is no easy answer.

Story | Conversation | July 02, 2008

Wind-aided? No, these performances were decibel-aided

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Outside of a deafening crowd at Hayward Field, our scribe won't forget Monday's 800-meter final for years to come.

Story | Conversation | July 01, 2008

Better with age? Hartwig defies odds with Olympic berth

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Jeff Hartwig isn't supposed to be at these trials, let alone qualify for a spot in Beijing. Yet the 40-year-old pole vaulter defied the odds Sunday at the U.S. Olympic trials.

Story | Conversation | June 30, 2008

Wind or not, Gay's 100 performance was something special

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Wind doesn't get in the way of most sports records. Track, however, is a different story. Still, Tyson Gay's big day at the U.S. trials was special.

Story | Conversation | June 29, 2008

Will we ever be able to just enjoy track again?

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Who do you trust when watching a compromised sport like track and field? Jim Caple prefers to give athletes the benefit of the doubt. What's the point of even watching otherwise?

Story | Conversation | June 28, 2008

Gay's scary moment just reminder of how fickle trials can be

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

Tyson Gay's slip-up in his first heat of the U.S. trials is just a reminder of the fickle nature of this event -- if you don't run your best here, you aren't going anywhere.

Story | Conversation | June 28, 2008

U.S. curling team a team you can identify with

Jim Caple, ESPN.com

If you haven't watched curling in these Olympics, you're missing out. They are the athletes that are most like us.

Story | Conversation | February 19, 2006

The greatest competition ever

Jim Caple, Page 2

A few weeks after the Steelers and Vikings played in Super Bowl IX, they competed in an even more memorable event.

Story | Conversation | October 16, 2009