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Break the Ice: How Nathan Chen, U.S. Women’s Hockey changed the game

Break the Ice: How Nathan Chen, U.S. Women’s Hockey changed the game

Update: 2018-01-29
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The Podium takes a journey back to Nathan Chen’s prediction about making the 2018 Olympic Winter Games and how the young wunderkid has mastered five quadruple jumps, something that has never been done at the Winter Olympics. Plus, the U.S. women’s hockey team reflects on the 1998 team that sparked their interest in the game and why the U.S.-Canada rivalry ramped up in 2002.

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Break the Ice: How Nathan Chen, U.S. Women’s Hockey changed the game

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