Is Dressel back in peak form? Can Gretchen Walsh transition to long course? Will Michael Andrew make the team again?
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Brett Hawke, McGee Moody, and Pat Forde share their excitement and insights. McGee is particularly eager to see Caeleb Dressel return, noting his class and potential, and is also excited about Gretchen Walsh's transition to long course swimming and Reagan Smith's recent American record in the 100 backstroke. He enjoys watching these developments with his swim-enthusiast daughter. Pat highlights the potential standout performances of female swimmers like Kate Douglass and Regan Smith, noting the competitive nature of the women's events. He also discusses the uncertainty surrounding the men's 100 breaststroke, especially Michael Andrew’s prospects. Brett adds that the U.S. trials will be highly competitive, with the added dynamic of head-to-head timings against the Australian trials, making for an intense and exciting buildup.