Surprised how many delusional Hoey fans there are. Yes, it's good for American running. But get a grip.
I clicked on this thread expecting an s-show and was pleasantly surprised. No Nico-posting, reasonable disagreements. Then I saw the last sentence of your post, and I can't resist: you know where you are, right?
“The Stockholm wins and World Indoors ones”…what Stockholm wins? And did he win multiple World Indoor titles? Weird sentence all around.
Hoey’s “signature win” at this point is World Indoors, even if it was a lousy World Indoors. There’s more legacy in that than in winning the Wanamaker Mile once.
A typo that’s all. I think the answer is Stockholm after thinking more, but again it’s because his top competitor at World Indoors was Crestan.
NYRR organizers let us be the ones to give you the full men's field. Here it is:
Meet the Field Yared Nuguse (USA) – 3:43.97 Broke the world record last year and is chasing his 4th straight win 👀 Hobbs Kessler (USA) – 3:46.90 #3 all-time indoors and the 2025 U.S. indoor 1500m champion Cameron Myers (Australia) – 3:47.48 Finished 3rd last year and back for more Olli Hoare (Australia) – 3:47.48 2022 Wanamaker Mile champion Gary Martin (USA) – 3:48.82 NCAA #2 all-time performer Robert Farken (Germany) – 3:48.83 6th at the 2025 World Championships Festus Lagat (Kenya) – 3:48.93 4th at the 2025 Kenyan trials Andrew Coscoran (Ireland) – 3:49.26 12th at the 2025 Worlds Nico Young (USA) – 3:50.89 U.S. 10K champion Josh Hoey (USA) – 3:52.61 World Indoor 800m champion
NYRR organizers let us be the ones to give you the full men's field. Here it is:
Meet the Field Yared Nuguse (USA) – 3:43.97 Broke the world record last year and is chasing his 4th straight win 👀 Hobbs Kessler (USA) – 3:46.90 #3 all-time indoors and the 2025 U.S. indoor 1500m champion Cameron Myers (Australia) – 3:47.48 Finished 3rd last year and back for more Olli Hoare (Australia) – 3:47.48 2022 Wanamaker Mile champion Gary Martin (USA) – 3:48.82 NCAA #2 all-time performer Robert Farken (Germany) – 3:48.83 6th at the 2025 World Championships Festus Lagat (Kenya) – 3:48.93 4th at the 2025 Kenyan trials Andrew Coscoran (Ireland) – 3:49.26 12th at the 2025 Worlds Nico Young (USA) – 3:50.89 U.S. 10K champion Josh Hoey (USA) – 3:52.61 World Indoor 800m champion
I have a feeling Hoey will destroy these guys, including Nuguse.
No clue why this is downvoted. Hoey is at least going to run 3:48.4. Wouldn’t be surprised if he runs 3:47.0 and wins. Hope Yared keeps the streak alive.
Am hoping Wes Porter gets in here. Flavien Szot won the mile at Dr. Sander, but he said he was planning on running a 3K at BU next week because I think he has limited time stateside and is aiming at doing the 3K for World Indoors (which requires a really fast mark).
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Kessler has to move up the prediction list based on his run today. Going to be messy with so much talent on a small track.
I think I’d go Nuguse, Myers, Kessler but it’s close. Yared could very well have the lead after the rabbit drops and he is tough to pass indoors. Also Hoey is a complete wild card.
“The Stockholm wins and World Indoors ones”…what Stockholm wins? And did he win multiple World Indoor titles? Weird sentence all around.
Hoey’s “signature win” at this point is World Indoors, even if it was a lousy World Indoors. There’s more legacy in that than in winning the Wanamaker Mile once.
A typo that’s all. I think the answer is Stockholm after thinking more, but again it’s because his top competitor at World Indoors was Crestan.
The DL 800 Hoey won was in Lausanne. He was 3rd in Stockholm.
Does anyone know where to find all entries or all events for the Millrose? I looked on the website, albeit not that thoroughly, and did not see anything. If anyone has a link, please post it. FIA