Mikaela Shiffrin will make her comeback from a two-month injury lay-off next week at a World Cup event in France, after sustaining a puncture wound and severe muscle trauma during a race in November 2024. The two-time Olympic champion, who was aiming for her 100th World Cup win before the incident, underwent surgery and a grueling rehabilitation process, but is now physically ready to return to competitive racing at the upcoming FIS Alpine Ski World Cup event in Courchevel on 30 January. Shiffrin expressed gratitude for being able to get back on snow and into the start gate, marking the next phase of her recovery journey.
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Jayden Daniels and Commanders are one win from the Super Bowl thanks in part to Dan Quinn checking his blind spots
Dan Quinn, head coach of the Washington Commanders, is focused on delegating responsibilities and establishing a winning culture. He has learned to adapt his coaching style and make informed decisions in order to lead the team to success. Quinn has surrounded himself with a diverse coaching staff to develop players, including first-round rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels. By seeking advice from experienced coaches like Kliff Kingsbury and Anthony Lynn, Quinn aims to strike a balance in...
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