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Bleacher Report · Feb 21, 2018

Medal Count 2018 Olympics: Predicting Wednesday Night's Winners; Updated Tally

Tuesday was a disappointing day for the United States in the medal race at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Lindsey Vonn fell short of winning gold during the downhill with a silver-medal finish after winning gold back in 2010, while the U.S. men's hockey team crashed out of the Olympics with a shocking defeat to the Czech Republic. But as is the case with each Olympic Games, there are plenty other events to keep a watchful eye on, and Wednesday night (Thursday a.m. in South Korea) is no different.

But before we get into Wednesday evening's event schedule, here's the updated medal tally for each country after this morning's events:

Wednesday's Live-Stream Schedule (All Times ET)

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