Ap Sports Weekly

Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg debate whether figure skating ever packs the same dramatic punch as a heavyweight fight, then go toe-to-toe over... what else?... where to dine.

Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg discuss Olympic long shots, narrow wins and the virtues of Vegemite with guest John Pye, the AP's man from Sydney.

Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg discuss Olympic long shots, narrow wins and the virtues of Vegemite with guest John Pye, the AP's man from Sydney.

Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg review some of the best and worst accommodations over their 32 combined Olympic assignments, then ask AP global sports editor Michael Giarrusso why they have to share a bathroom in Gangneung media village.

Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg conduct a chemistry experiment to find out what makes ice dancing so seductive, with an assist from NBC.com's Nick McCarvel.

Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg make their rounds with the AP crew covering the latest in figure skating, downhill, snowboarding, hockey, curling and sliding.

Jim Litke and co-host Tim Dahlberg describe a sobering, but occasionally humorous trip up to the demilitarized zone, then dissect a bad day on the snow and ice for the USA.

Jim Litke checks in on sometimes co-host Tim Dahlberg, who spent the day mountainside tracking skier Mikaela Shiffrin's quest for more Alpine gold, then heads back to women's hockey to find out whether the USA v. Canada rivalry is as frozen solid as a skirmish at the end made it look.

Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg preview the politically charged hockey game between the Korean women's team and bitter rival Japan, revisit the the greatest Olympic contest on ice and ask hockey writer Steve Whyno's who to watch on the men's side. They also talk curling, fancy pants and dinner.

Eddie Pells joins Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg to recap the United States' medal progress - including Chloe Kim's gold medal and what Shaun White plans to do in the half pipe.

Eddie Pells joins Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg to recap the United States' medal progress - including Chloe Kim's gold medal and what Shaun White plans to do in the half pipe.

Jim Litke is joined by fellow AP columnist Tim Dahlberg to discuss North Korea's terrifyingly precise cheerleading squad, California kid and budding snowboard star Chloe Kim and the vagaries of winter.

Jim Litke talks downhill skiing with World Cup alpine racer, Bode Miller.

Jim Litke chats with Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski about the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics opening ceremony.

Olympic tales of overcoming injury, and families united by divided loyalties. Plus doping, of course. And a quick look at the NBA as the trading deadline looms. Program Note: Look for the AP Sports Special Events daily show from the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. We'll resume AP Sports Weekly after the Games.

Two Philadelphia Eagles stars go inside their Super Bowl win. A panel of AP writers picks the game apart and looks into the future.

Who'll win Super Bowl LII, by how much and why? Plus Hall of Fame talk, and the increasingly wacky world of prop bets.

Armstrong kicks off this week talking about life after coming clean on "Oprah," and why he campaigned for the Academy Award-nominated documentary "Icarus" about doping in sports. Then we'll head -- in order -- to the Super Bowl to talk Hall of Fame, Las Vegas for some crazy Super Bowl bets, Cleveland to learn what's up with LeBron and finally, south of the border for the story of another promising U.S. national soccer team prospect that got away

We roam from the Garden State Parkway to Melbourne to pack five sports and six guests into this week’s look at the sports world.

We whip around through the NFL's Final Four, and look at the lure of sports betting