Produced by Coleman Hodges.
Reported by Karl Ortegon.
Michael Phelps was hungry for a win tonight in the 200 free, and he was right withNikita Lobintsev the entire time. While Phelps’ underwaters were looking very powerful, Lobintsev kept ahead the further they got from the wall. Connor Jaeger had other ideas, though, and found another gear to push past them both for the win (1:48.66). Lobintsev took 2nd (1:48.86) while Phelps settled for third (1:49.03). Finishing after them were Kyle Whitaker (1:49.24), Clark Smith (1:49.35), and Matias Koski (1:49.42).
Anders Nielsen looked strong the whole way through the B final of this race. He threw down an impressive 1:49.27, followed closely by Maxime Rooney in 1:49.50. Third place went to Michael McBroom, the 800 free winner, with a time of 1:50.07.
It is all about the 4 x 200 free relay at the Olympics!
Conor seems to answer both questions and will answer again this summer . He is on the rise , great talent .
Friday on SwimSwam: CAN CONNOR JAEGER BECOME TEAM USA’S DOMINANT DISTANCE FREESTYLER?
Saturday on SwimSwam: IS CONNOR JAEGER BECOMING A SPRINTER?
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Conor seems to answer both questions and will answer again this summer . He is on the rise , great talent .