Rollerblade renaissance: How hockey players are staying in shape during coronavirus pandemic

The Canucks’ team-wide outbreak is partly the result of a slower vaccine rollout in Canada, something the NHL needs to take into account going forward.

It’s not unreasonable to look at the Metro Division and have no idea what to think. Some teams improved, but perhaps not enough to get back to the playoffs.

Russian rhythmic gymnastics star Dina Averina on Friday topped Tokyo’s first two qualifying rotations with exquisite routines, turning acrobatic pirouettes and twisting delicately into her hoop to the sound of ACDC’s “Thunderstruck”. An Olympic medal event since 1984, rhythmic gymnastics sees athletes perform mind-boggling contortions and manoeuvres to music while using hoops, balls, clubs or ribbons. Dina, 22, clad in gold sequins with black accents, scored a combined 55.225 points for both routines.