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Canada only wins the WJC when they have a player that can take the team on his back which we now know is not McKenna. The kid was completely over-hyped and unfortunately the type of players who could have done it ( ie Celebrini and Schaeffer) were already in the NHL. Also everyone forgets that this tournament isn't won by teams that play a bunch of underage juniors but rather a tournament where 19 year old players often dominate.

Reschny with the pass from Verhoeff put Canada on the board and now 2-0

Sweden has looked like the team to beat before and have often gone undefeated during many past tournaments, both the boy's and men's teams, and then they don't show up for the playoffs.

The TSN crew are still trying to figure out why Zellers gets so little ice time, as they are completely unaware of the Gopher effect.

When they originally said the US was going to send a team this year, I assumed USA hockey was going to do the same thing as Canada, send a team made up of only US players that are already playing for teams in Europe. However, it was fun to watch the college players compete. It looks like Nashville got a real draft steal with their 2023 seventh round pick of Calgary native Aiden Fink from Penn St.

Drastic course correction led Canada's Keaton Verhoeff to world juniors | National Sports | pentictonherald.ca

TSN knows that Zellers is the man as he was their second intermission interview a couple of minutes ago.

Both look fantastic and they would be an improved D-man pairing for some of the current NHL teams like Toronto.

You do realize that the College Selects team has six Canadians, a Latvian and a Slovak?

Tonight's game is being shown in Canada on TSN2.

Game will be shown on TSN5 in Canada.

They always used to look for any excuse.

I wonder if Goof fans still whine about the other team's overage Canadians.

Not sure which game you were watching but the in the Gold Medal game on TSN they were the visiting team. Czechia had the last change and Canada were wearing white sweaters in the game I watched.