In Women’s Olympic Skateboarding, the Beauty of Paris Meets a Sport on the Rise si.com/olympics/women…

Sports Illustrated Dan Gartland Team USA USA Rugby Alev Kelter OLY And here's our interview with Alev Kelter, member of the bronze medal-winning U.S. women's rugby team, on YouTube. Her WiFi was a little choppy from the Alps, but we appreciate that she gave us 20 minutes of her vacation: youtube.com/watch?v=b_tVKT…

Check out the interview Mitch Goldich 🐙 and I did with Olympic bronze medalist Alev Kelter youtube.com/watch?v=b_tVKT…

Column: A wrestling DQ for missing weight — perhaps unprecedented in an Olympic gold-medal match — deepens India’s Olympic angst and political tensions, while an American wins gold. “I was preparing for chaos. And that was not on my bingo card of chaos.” bit.ly/3LZNnm5

Column: A classic Paris setting around a dirty river with a strong current produced a picturesque but disappointing open water 10k for the U.S. “That was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Ever.” bit.ly/3WG7lqG

For American athletes, the best part of the Olympics is the free healthcare offered at the Village. “I’m gonna go to the dentist.” bit.ly/3YxukHe

I wrote a column about Gold Zone. Didn't plan to write about it, but it's been so good and I've watched so much of it that I couldn't go 16 days without singing its praises. Spoke to Matt Iseman and Jac Collinsworth for some insight: si.com/olympics/nbc-p…

For 14 days, Matt Iseman and Jac Collinsworth have been sharing photos of how other people watch #GoldZone. They sent me this pic of how *they* watch. Get off air, grab food, sit on a hotel balcony to watch Siciliano/Hanson. (Also they'd never met until 3 days before the show!)

If you haven't, watch Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone set another 400-meter hurdles world record last night, breaking her own mark once more. Then read this to understand who she made that so: si.com/olympics/how-s…

End of a long Olympics and I know the media folks are gassed. But kudos to our staff in Paris still producing good work. Michael Rosenberg on the latest US men's 4x100 relay debacle si.com/olympics/what-… And Stephanie Apstein on what breaking is, and isn't: si.com/olympics/break…

Before Day 2 of breaking starts, sharing my measured and reasonable takes on Day 1 from SI’s Daily Rings pod with Dan Gartland

Dan Gartland And here's the full segment on Sports Illustrated's YouTube channel: youtu.be/aYUgZ5WpYP8

Olympic champion Grant Holloway is wired differently, Greg Bishop writes si.com/olympics/grant…

A lot of people questioned Hamish Kerr and Shelby McEwen’s decision to jump off in the high jump rather than share gold. What about the guy who shared gold last time? They did the right thing, he said. “It’s a sport. You need to be greedy.” bit.ly/3SLK5GS

The rule is bad. The process has been bad. But most of all: The judges said the inquiry was correct. So by stripping Jordan Chiles of bronze, the IOC is saying it would prefer to get the results wrong. Meanwhile, there’s an obvious solution: share 🥉 bit.ly/3M1oSFa

Three favorite things from the Paris Olympics: 1. Being there for all four of Le Roi Leon's gold medals in front of raucous crowds. Best: the unprecedented Leon Double -- winning the 200 breastroke and 200 butterfly on the same night. bit.ly/46vaOgv

I wrote about the 10 things we’ll remember from the Paris Olympics (but listed more like 35): si.com/olympics/paris…

From the start, SI has chronicled the chase to redefine athletic potential. What frontiers will we explore in the next 70 years? si.com/olympics/athle…

Paralympian Ezra Frech has big ambitions for Paris—and beyond si.com/olympics/ezra-…

The modern Paralympics are unrecognizable from the first iteration decades ago. But the ethos is the same, writes Emma Baccellieri si.com/olympics/how-p…