Solomon had interesting comments on Brazier and his own career on the LetsRun.com track talk podcast.

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Solomon, a two-time US outdoor champ, was one of America's best 800 runners of the 2010s. He ran 1:42.82 (#3 all-time US) in the 2012 Olympic final but missed a medal in the deepest 800 in history.

The men's 3k (Paul Chelimo, Clayton Murphy, Eric Jenkins, Dejen Gebremeskel) and women's 3k (Shannon Rowbury, Hellen Obiri, Sifan Hassan) are the most compelling races, but there's also Duane Solomon vs. Donavan Brazier in the 600, a battle between the last two Olympic champs in the women's PV and Emma Coburn, Sydney McLaughlin, Brenda Martinez and Jenny Simpson teaming up to attack the DMR WR.

Centro and Murphy both brought it in the 1000m and Murphy was too good and got the win.

US Olympian Chrishuna Williams was 3rd in 2:02.41 as Duane Solomon won the men's race in 1:45.51. A lot of US sprinters competed as well. *MB: Melissa Bishop runs new Canadian record- 1:57.43 at Tracktown Canada NTL meet!

What if a bunch of crazy stuff didn't happen at the Trials...

800m fans can exhale as Solomon made it through this one healthy, 2 days after shutting it down in Vancouver.

Distance highlights include Duane Solomon in the 800; Cam Levins, Eric Jenkins and Jordan McNamara in the 1500, Don Cabral in the steeple, Melissa Bishop vs Brenda Martinez in the 800 and Shannon Rowbury vs Gabriele Grunewald in the 3000. A lot of good sprint and field action as well. *Vancouver Sun: Andre De Grasse, Derek Drouin, Ashton Eaton, Brianne Theisen-Eaton And Jeremy Wariner Highlight Non-Distance Action

Men's 800 features Duane Solomon, Brandon Johnson, former NCAA champ Edward Kemboi, Lopez Lomong, Ryan Martin, Eliud Rutto and David Torrence while the women's has Roesler, Molly Ludlow, Oregon's Raevyn Rogers, former NCAA 1500 champ Shelby Houlihan. Vashti Cunningham makes her pro debut in the HJ, Allyson Felix highlights the sprints.

Meseret Defar is back and US-based stars Andrew Wheating (1k), Boris Berian (600) and Nick Willis got wins as Dawit Seyaum outkicked Brenda Martinez.

• NBIGP OTB: Official Thread
• Wheating Wins Again ~ 2:18 1000m
• Boris Berian #6 all indoor 600m

Before we get into our in-depth World Championship previews, we thought it would be a good idea and take a step back and think big picture about what has surprised us so far this year. Yesterday, we gave you our five biggest positive surprises on the year – The 5 Most Unbelievable (Positive) Stories From The 2015 Track Season (So Far). Here, we give you five negative surprises. We were looking for things that if we told you they would happen at the beginning of the year, you would have said to us, “No way. That’s crazy.”

We feel very confident in predicting one thing about the 800s. Ajee Wilson and Boris Berian are going to Worlds. After that, it's going to be a lot of fun seeing what happens.

Storylines abound in New York. Duane Solomon is one of several Americans who will face Rudisha, while the women's 800 includes Brenda Martinez and Ajee Wilson. Ben True and Nick Willis take on top talents Hagos Gebrhiwet, Dejen Gebremeskel and Thomas Longosiwa in the men's 5,000. Plus Grant Fisher goes in the Dream Mile and Mary Cain runs the 1000 in her first race since taking a break from NOP.

Erik Sowinski ran like a beast on leg #2 and the rest was history as all 4 guys did a great job.