Early exit in world junior hockey championship looks bad in Canada, but no one else cares
Canada forward Ethan Gauthier (20) sits on the bench alongside teammates Luca Pinelli (13) and Brayden Yager (11) during the third period of the world junior jockey championship quarter-final as they lose 4-3 to Czechia, in Ottawa, on Jan. 2. Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press
If there’s truly a high standard at Hockey Canada, then not playing in a medal game for two straight years shouldn’t meet it.
U.S. wins back-to-back gold medals for 1st time; 'Showtime' excels for runner-up Finland; Canada reevaluates after another ...
Danny Nelson scored the eventual game-winner in the third period and Trey Augustine made 38 saves, leading the United States ...
Caden Price (Montreal Canadiens) is a “Swiss Army knife” defender who can move the puck well, help set up plays and be a ...
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Hockey Canada executive Scott Salmond says “the buck stops” with him. The country’s men’s under-20 team was eliminated from ...
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Hockey Canada CEO ‘disappointed’ by early world junior exitCanada assembled a roster that left a boatload of offensive talent at home in favour of what was viewed by management as a ...
Hutson was named to the World Juniors all-tournament team, and he also set a single-tournament scoring record for a U.S.
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