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Swimz
1 year ago

It is awesome to see all three fastest 100 free relay splits holders in American history are on the relay..though Manuel and Douglass are not that form, still their relay could be a AR. Assuming going to last leg, their would be a tight race, torri huske should anchor the relay..Manuel, Douglass, Gretchen and Torri should be the line up.

52.70, 52.3, 52.2, 51.9 AR

ScovaNotiaSwimmer
1 year ago

Re: Antoine Sauvé

Last name is pronounced SO-vay. A little hint about French – whenever you see that accent mark at the end of a name, it will have the AY (rhymes with DAY) sound at the end.

And Antoine was already on the team by way of finishing in the top 4 in the 4×100 Free, and Swimming Canada doesn’t include events on their roster announcements so it’s not entirely clear yet if he’ll be able to swim the 200 Free individually, but hopefully so.

Joel
1 year ago

Coleman claiming the American women could conceivably win every event? Apparently MOC, McIntosh and Chikunova aren’t swimming in Singapore then.

Go Bucky
Reply to  Joel
1 year ago

Oh no, didn’t we learn our lesson from Lilly King pre-Tokyo? 🤦🏼‍♀️

GOATKeown
Reply to  Joel
1 year ago

I can see what he’s getting at but saying someone who is 10 seconds behind McIntosh is a “conceivable winner” basically means everyone is a conceivable winner.

Pallister is significantly more likely to win the 1500 than Weyant is to win the 4IM.

Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
Reply to  Coleman Hodges
1 year ago

I would have stuck with medal in every event and that may be a stretch with the W 50 BR and W 100 BR. However, Tatjana Schoenmaker’s retirement leaves the field wide open in the W 100 BR.

sjostrom stan
Reply to  Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
1 year ago

if Ruta is on form then she should have the 50br. otherwise, those two events are a bit weaker and more wide open currently with her retirement.

Go Bucky
Reply to  Coleman Hodges
1 year ago

Kaylee not winning a single race would be truly shocking especially given Regan’s 200 form rn. Kaylee about 2 seconds faster than her at trials

Lori S
Reply to  Coleman Hodges
1 year ago

Canadian Trials
400 free 3:54:18 (WORLD RECORD)
200 IM – 2:05.70 (WORLD RECORD)
400 IM – 4:23.65 (WORLD RECORD)
800 FREE – 8:05.07 (#2 ALL-TIME)
200 FLY – 2:02.26 (#2 ALL-Tme)
The last person to have results like at Summer McIntosh was Michael Phelps 2008- perhaps we should be talking about that

Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
Reply to  Joel
1 year ago

Did he say win or medal in every event?

sjostrom stan
Reply to  Joel
1 year ago

did you like pause the podcast mid-sentence and comment this? he literally added the Summer caveat right after. the other two are just soft favorites in their events, where if the American is on form they can beat MOC/Chik. Summer is also a co-favorite in one of her events.

Lisa
Reply to  sjostrom stan
1 year ago

Looking at right now Huske is literally on form in freestyle which we could see a battle in 100 free and the question mark probably gonna be for Douglass cause her 200 breast looks off at trials.

Go Bucky
Reply to  Lisa
1 year ago

Douglass winning would be a shock- the WR is 2 seconds faster than her PB and 4 seconds faster than what she swam at trials. Even if she goes around her PB Chikunova would have to be off form to even make it a competitive race.

Adam H.
1 year ago

Buzzcut Coleman jumpscare

Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
1 year ago

The male contingent of the USA Swimming needs to live up to the hype this summer.

About Coleman Hodges

Coleman Hodges

Coleman started his journey in the water at age 1, and although he actually has no memory of that, something must have stuck. A Missouri native, he joined the Columbia Swim Club at age 9, where he is still remembered for his stylish dragon swim trunks. After giving up on …

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