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Longtime Denver sportswriter., now owns the Kentucky Inn and Bender’s, metro Denver’s top hockey hangout. Wisconsin native and Badgers fan.
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Malinin lands 7 quadruple jumps, US skaters win 3 gold medals on last day of Grand Prix Final

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By Jim Armstrong, Jim Armstrong
| Ellensburg Daily Record Verified
NAGOYA, Japan (AP) — Ilia Malinin of the United States lived up to his reputation as the “The Quad God” on Saturday, winning his third straight figure skating Grand Prix Final and solidifying his place as the gold medal favorite at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. A disappointing third after the short program, Malinin became the first skater to land seven quadruple jumps in competition for a record free skate score of 238.24 points and an overall total of 332.29.
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From Worst to First: Japan Series Features Two Teams That Have Completely Reversed Their Fortunes

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By Jim Armstrong
| JAPAN Forward
In a rare showdown of two teams that went from worst to first, the 2021 Japan Series will pit the stellar pitching of the Orix Buffaloes against the explosive hitting of the Yakult Swallows. The Buffaloes and the Swallows finished the 2019 and 2020 seasons dead last in the Pacific and Central Leagues, respectively, and seemed like the last two teams that would be vying for the championship in 2021, which begins on Saturday, November 20.
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Showtime in Hokkaido: Tsuyoshi Shinjo Aims to Breathe New Life Into the Fighters

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By Jim Armstrong
| JAPAN Forward
Tsuyoshi Shinjo has always been a performer. And the former outfielder lived up to that reputation on Thursday, November 4 when he was introduced as the new manager of the Pacific League’s Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters. Wearing a maroon suit, sunglasses and an unbuttoned white shirt with an outrageously high white collar, Shinjo made it clear from the outset that he intends to inject some new life not only into the Fighters but also into Japanese baseball as a whole.
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