Lyscaek's PCS were 82.80 - Daisuke scored 84.50
Lysacek's spins scored 11.80 - Lambiel's spins scored 12.40 - Lambiel would have scored more for his spins but he had one level 3 and Lysacek had all level 4
Everybody scored higher at the Olympics, because it was the Olympics. The judges have consistently awarded higher scores for similar programs at the Olympics since the implementation of this system. The way things are going, by 2022 everybody will just get perfect 10's for PCS.
No, he's not and Jason has scored higher than +90 for a similar program - he scored 93+ at last year's World Championships.
I'm not ignoring anything, and your beef is with the technical panel. I didn't comment on Lysacek's program or skating, I simply mentioned that Plushenko did not skate his best in that free skate. Had Plushenko's jumps been more stable he would have won, probably by several points.
I'M talking about the SP scores. Everybody knows the key was the SP scores in the competition. Evan was too close to him without quad.
Tarasova:
"They 'buried' Zhenya before anything could be done. He should have won the short program with a 4 to 5 point lead, in my opinion. A
short program is a technical one. And a 4+3 combination changes everything here because it shows that you're capable of doing more than others," said famous Russian coach.
Rodnina: "Evgeni's silver medal is a colossal result. The result achieved by him, his coach, choreographer and his spouse. But if the Federation had stepped in, he would have taken home the gold,"
Evan PCS 42
Dai PCS 41, 35
Evan was better in Interpretation and Performance
But you are right I didn't checked the protocol and I didn't remember well the spins scores. Sorry.
Yes, you are right Jason and probably Chan would receive so high score for quadless short programs. It shows why Evan SP scores are so ridiculous.
I can't ask the tech panel, but if the tech panel did well to work Plushenko wins even with "not his best skate". Because he was better than the others.
BTW after the scandal the ISU has changed the rules.