Apparently TGR was filming a motocross-style ski jump up in Steven’s Pass, Washington when the two pro skiers were injured. Wiley Miller was injured the first day with shattered heels, broken eye socket and a concussion, while Tanner was injured the next day fracturing his tibial plateaus on both legs with possible ligament damage. The news is a shock as it is extremely rare for two top pros such as these guys to get hurt at the same jump session. Let’s hope they are able to recover swiftly. Read more from John Symms report at
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