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25 October 2026

  • curprev 05:3005:30, 25 October 2026 GretaM610579340 talk contribs 2,511 bytes +2,511 Created page with "Curling scores are kept end by end, which makes it one of the most data-friendly sports in Canada. Yet the line score on a screen can hide as much as it shows.<br><br>Reading a line score<br><br>A typical game has eight or ten ends, and each one starts with a clear question: who has the hammer, and what does that team want from the end? A team with the hammer may try to build a big end, while a team without it may be content to take one point to switch the advantage. The..."
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