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Shaun White hints at growing back his long red hair ahead of the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics.
The post features throwback photos showcasing White's iconic mane and his career highlights.
White will join NBC as a broadcaster for the opening ceremony coverage in Milan-Cortina 2026.
Fans reacted online with excitement, urging him to revert to the long red hair.
White previously cut his hair in December 2012, marking a notable change in his look.
The post highlights White’s evolution from Olympic athlete to broadcaster.
White plans to grow back the hair in the weeks leading to Milan-Cortina 2026.
The article notes White’s 2026 role as a broadcaster alongside NBC’s Opening Ceremony coverage.
The piece mentions White’s retirement from competitive snowboarding after the 2022 Beijing Games.

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The article names Connor McDavid as a top skater, with speed metrics showing his max mph rising this season.
Tage Thompson is highlighted as the hardest shooter for the United States, with a peak of 106 mph last season.
David Pastrnak is named the best offensive creator among Olympic players for goals created and primary assists per 60 minutes.
Jesper Wallstedt is highlighted as the top goaltender in goals saved above average across high-danger and regular chances.
The piece notes that defensemen can skew speed metrics, adding nuance to the rankings.
The article mentions rising star Macklin Celebrini as drawing Hart Trophy-level MVP buzz.
The preview emphasizes the broader field, noting 12 teams will compete in Milan Cortina, expanding contrasts in play styles.
The article frames the Milan Cortina Games as the first Olympics with NHL players since 2014 in Sochi.
ESPN provides interactive charts for each skill category to explore player data.
The piece underscores that the Olympic field will reveal national team strengths across speed, power, playmaking, and goaltending.

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Lipinski, Weir and Gannon will preview Milan Cortina 2026 figure skating during a 5:30 p.m. ET media call on Jan. 15.
The conference call will also cover Lipinski and Weir’s roles on Peacock’s The Traitors.
NBC Olympics’ coverage of Milan Cortina 2026 will span NBC, Peacock and USA Network.
The press release notes Milan Cortina runs Feb. 6–22, 2026, with venues across northern Italy.
Gannon has hosted four Olympic Closing Ceremonies and is NBC’s lead figure skating voice since 2014.
Lipinski and Weir have long Olympic figure skating credentials and are notable NBC analysts.
NBCUniversal owns the U.S. rights to Olympic Games through 2036.
The Traitors is referenced as a current Peacock series featuring Lipinski and Weir.
The conference call is a resource for media interested in NBC Olympics’ Milan Cortina coverage.

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