Brian Boitano and Christine Brennan are back with Milan Magic, this time breaking down the World Championships in Prague — and the biggest storyline of all: Ilia Malinin’s comeback. After a stunning and disappointing Olympic performance that saw the “Quad God” fall off the podium, Malinin responds with a sharp, statement-making short program that reminds everyone exactly who he is. Boitano and Brennan dive into what clicked, what it means moving forward, and how it reshapes the men’s field. They also highlight standout performances and key storylines from Amber Glenn and Isabeau Levito.

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Christine Brennan and Brian Boitano say goodbye as their on the ground coverage of the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics come to a close. They rank their favorite moments of the games and give a full recap of the figure skating drama watched this year.But that doesn't mean Milan Magic is over! More coverage and interviews to come soon.

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In this edition of Milan Magic we're talking all things hockey. Team Captain of the 1980 U.S. men's hockey team, Mike Eruzione, joins Christine Brennan and Brian Boitano to talk about Olympic hockey and praise the women's U.S. hockey team who just won gold, beating out Canada in an exciting match.

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