
Michelle Bruton
senior editor @TriumphBooks. action sports/olympics writer @ForbesSports. emo scholar @getalternative. more for @BleacherReport, @ThePackersWire. IPA defender.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Michelle Bruton
On Wednesday, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the event program and athlete quotas for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. While many new disciplines will enjoy their Olympic debut, vert skateboarding will not be among them. LA28 will have 351 medal events, 22 more than Paris 2024 did.
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2 weeks ago |
bleacherreport.com | Michelle Bruton
As MLB ballparks welcome fans back each spring, as part of the experience patrons have come to expect new and wacky concessions items. Stadiums around the league seem to try to one-up another each season, hoping that, along with diehard season ticket holders, casual fans and influencers alike will be drawn to their park by more than just the product on the field. The 2025 season is no different.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Michelle Bruton
Concluding the 2024–25 alpine ski racing season, the Stifel Sun Valley Finals saw the world’s top 25 male and female alpine skiers travel to Idaho for the most important races of the season. Switzerland’s Marco Odermatt and Italy’s Federica Brignone secured the men’s and women’s overall titles, respectively. It’s been 17 years since an American man won the overall title (Bode Miller) and two years since an American woman has (Mikaela Shiffrin).
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4 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Michelle Bruton
Standing at the base of Bald Mountain’s lower Greyhawk run in Sun Valley on Thursday, a group of young girls dressed as Dalmation puppies clutched signs and cheered. There are plenty of bold fashion choices to be found in the crowd at an Alpine World Cup finals, and this year in Sun Valley was no different. But why Dalmations? The girls’ clever costume was a nod to the major moment they were hoping to witness: Mikaela Shiffrin’s 101st World Cup win.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Michelle Bruton
In her first-ever World Cup giant slalom race, 22-year-old Lauren Macuga showed off her rapidly improving technical skills—on one of skiing’s biggest stages. The speedster spent the majority of this past offseason training to hone her overall skill set, with the goal of earning her first giant slalom start. Her 15th-place finish on Tuesday at the Sun Valley World Cup finals was high enough to earn her FIS points. It was a soft launch, if you will, of this discipline for the multifaceted skier.
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