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The first sprint final of these Olympics is set for Saturday morning. Barring unexpected developments in the semifinals, it promises to be one of the Tokyo Games’ signature events. Here is a look at the women’s 100-meter odds and some other subplots from the early track and field competition in Japan. All odds from BetMGM unless otherwise noted. All-timers still favored, but odds fluctuation opens interesting door Olympic opening-round runs rarely reveal much about what medal contenders have in the tank. Coasting is commonplace. The Tokyo women’s 100-meter frontrunners began their Olympics by exerting minimal effort but heightening anticipation for a historic final. Jamaicans Elaine Thompson-Herah and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce submitted two of the most comfortable 10.8-second races in women’s sprint history. The Ivory Coast’s Marie-Josee Ta Lou, a 32-year-old veteran with two world championship silvers, ran the fastest first-round time in women’s Olympic history (10.78

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