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.
The winner will clinch the top seed and a Thursday quarterfinal meeting against Switzerland, the bottom seed in Group B. The ...
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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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Ryan Leonard wasn’t the only Caps prospect to shine at World Juniors. It’s a long list.It’s nice. It doesn’t always happen,” Capitals General Manager Chris Patrick said of the attention on Washington’s prospects.
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