CANADA WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY CHAMPIONS

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1 CANADA WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY CHAMPIONS Patrice Bergeron, Jay Bouwmeester, Brent Burns, Corey Crawford, Sidney Crosby CAPTAIN, Logan Couture, Drew Doughty, Matt Duchene, Ryan Getzlaf, Claude Giroux, Braden Holtby, Brad Marchand, Jake Muzzin, Ryan O Reilly, Corey Perry, Alex Pietrangelo, Carey Price, Steven Stamkos, John Tavares, Joe Thornton, Jonathan Toews, Marc-Edouard Vlasic, Shea Weber Mike Babcock, Claude Julien, Bill Peters, Joel Quenneville, Barry Trotz COACHING STAFF

2 Saturday, September h et GROUP A All games in tournament on Sportsnet and called by Jim Hughson and Craig Simpson USA 0 v. EUROPE 3 1. EUROPE, Marian Gaborik 1 (Frans Nielsen, Mats Zuccarello) 4:19 GWG Takes pass on two-on-one and tips it past Quick s stick side Penalties Kesler U 11:19 2. EUROPE, Leon Draisaitl 1 (Nino Niederreiter, Tobias Rieder) 4:02 On a two-on-none, with Niederreiter, takes return pass and has wide open glove side 3. EUROPE, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare 1 (Jannik Hansen, Christian Ehrhoff) 18:32 Tips Hansen s floating shot out of the air and past flailing Quick Penalties Kesler U 4:26, Europe bench (served by Tatar) 12:11, Ehrhoff E 16:19 Penalties Dubinsky U (double minor) 2:22, Ehrhoff E 13:02, Gaborik E 15:29 USA in white EUROPE in blue USA, Jonathan Quick; EUROPE, Jaroslav Halak Power play: USA 0 for 4, EUR 0 for 4 Head coaches: USA, John Tortorella; EUROPE, Ralph Krueger Referees: Gord Dwyer, Kelly Sutherland Linesmen: Shane Heyer, Derek Amell at Air Canada Centre in Toronto USA dressed FORWARDS 89 J. Abdelkader DET, 42 D. Backes BOS, 19 B. Dubinsky CBJ, 88 P. Kane CHI ALT, 17 R. Kesler ANA, 74 T.J. Oshie WSH, 67 M. Pacioretty MTL, 23 K. Palmieri NJ, 9 Z. Parise MIN, 8 J. Pavelski SJ CAPTAIN, 21 D. Stepan NYR, 16 J. van Riemsdyk TOR, 26 B. Wheeler WPG DEFENCEMEN 33 D. Byfuglien WPG, 4 J. Carlson WSH, 6 E. Johnson COL, 3 J. Johnson CBJ, 27 R. McDonagh NYR, 2 M. Niskanen WSH, 20 R. Suter MIN ALT GOALTENDERS 30 B. Bishop TB, 32 J. Quick LAK, 35 C. Schneider NJ G Jaroslav Halak EUR, RW Marian Gaborik EUR, C Anze Kopitar EUR game s three stars USA had a power-play goal disallowed at 14:10 of second period when, after review, it was ruled that F James van Riemsdyk USA directed puck in with his chest/right shoulder C Anze Kopitar led Europe by playing 23:47; D John Carlson led Team USA by playing 22:54 We know we ve got to learn from that one and get ready for the next one because it s not going to get any easier for us, said USA LW Zach Parise. We ve got to rebound Within the room, we know what we re capable of, said F Leon Draisaitl EUR. From the outside, we got kind of stamped as the underdog here and I think we all understood that, but, at the same time, we have some really, really good players on our team as well, a lot of experience. After the game, former USA national team player Jeremy Roenick sent the following on Twitter: Seriously??? That's the best USA can give??? Defending champs if u look at it literally. That's a joke!! Europe embarrassed us. Wake up!!! Saturday, September h et GROUP A CZECH REPUBLIC 0 v. CANADA 6 1. CANADA, Sidney Crosby 1 (Brad Marchand, Steven Stamkos) 8:26 GWG Banks puck off Neuvirth s left shoulder from behind net 2. CANADA, Brad Marchand 1 (Brent Burns, Sidney Crosby) 17:08 Deflects Burns point blast off Neuvirth s mask and in 3. CANADA, Patrice Bergeron 1 (Brad Marchand) 19:59 Snaps one over Neuvirth s glove hand from slot with just 0.7 seconds on the clock Penalties Sustr Cz 1:40, Stamkos Ca 1:55, Marchand Ca 3:35 4. CANADA, Joe Thornton 1 (Sidney Crosby, Matt Duchene) 7:22 Takes Crosby s gorgeous backhand pass and tips it past Neuvirth s stick side 5. CANADA, Jonathan Toews 1 (Ryan Getzlaf, John Tavares) 14:25 PPG On PP, Toews swats home Getzlaf s pass from right in slot Penalties Bouwmeester Ca 3:14, Burns Ca 7:57, Michalek Cz 12:51 6. CANADA, Alex Pietrangelo 1 (Drew Doughty, John Tavares) 12:41 PPG On PP, with Toews screening Neuvirth, Pietrangelo snaps one high stick side from circle Penalties Getzlaf Ca 2:14, Duchene Ca 7:01, Nakladal Cz 11:32 CZECH REPUBLIC in white CANADA in red CZECH REPUBLIC, Michal Neuvirth; CANADA, Carey Price Power play: CZE 0 for 6, CAN 2 for 3 Head coaches: CZECH REPUBLIC, Josef Jandac; CANADA, Mike Babcock Referees: Eric Furlatt, Chris Lee Linesmen: Steve Miller, Michel Cormier at Air Canada Centre in Toronto CZE dressed FORWARDS 16 M. Birner, 10 R. Cervenka, 12 R. Faksa, 67 M. Frolik, 11 M. Hanzal, 83 A. Hemsky, 23 D. Jaskin, 9 M. Michalek, 18 O. Palat, 88 D. Pastrnak, 14 T. Plekanec CAPTAIN, 17 V. Sobotka, 93 J. Voracek DEFENCEMEN 47 M. Jordan, 6 M Kempny, 84 T. Kundratek, 2 Z. Michalek, 33 J. Nakladal, 64 R Polak, 62 A. Sustr GOALTENDERS 34 P. Mrazek, 30 M. Neuvirth, 31 O. Pavelec F Sidney Crosby CAN, F Patrice Bergeron CAN, D Drew Doughty CAN game s three stars D Jay Bouwmeester, F Joe Thornton are the only Canadian players who also participated in 2004 World Cup of Hockey Combined, the 184 players in this tournament have played 73,299 career NHL games and won 47 Stanley Cups G Carey Price CAN played his first meaningful game since spraining the MCL in his right knee on 25 November 2015 went 289 days without a start This was Michal Neuvirth s first ever start for Czech Republic s senior national team Closest Czech Republic came to scoring was Roman Cervenka s backhand off the crossbar in the final minute of the second period Sunday, September h et GROUP B SWEDEN 2 v. RUSSIA 1 Penalties Stralman S 6:04, Orlov R 10:57 1. SWEDEN, Gabriel Landeskog 1 (Erik Karlsson, Nicklas Backstrom) 10:41 PPG On PP, right off draw, Landeskog wires a bullet from point high stick side past screened Bobrovsky 2. SWEDEN, Victor Hedman 1 (Carl Hagelin, Henrik Sedin) 12:52 GWG Comes flying down middle and one-times pass into slot past Bobrovsky low to glove side Penalties Shipachyov R 10:37, Soderberg S Ovechkin R 14:51, Backstrom S 17:13 3. RUSSIA, Alex Ovechkin 1 (Evgeni Malkin, Pavel Datsyuk) 19:27 Long, low wrister from point goes through about four bodies and past screened Markstrom Penalties Ovechkin R 5:52 SWEDEN in yellow RUSSIA in red SWEDEN, Jacob Markstrom; RUSSIA, Sergei Bobrovsky Power play: SWE 1 for 3, RUS 0 for 2 Head coaches: SWEDEN, Rickard Gronberg; RUSSIA, Oleg Znarok Referees: Wes McCauley, Dan O Rourke Linesmen: Brian Murphy, Jonny Murray at Air Canada Centre in Toronto D Victor Hedman SWE, G Jacob Markstrom SWE, F Gabriel Landeskog SWE game s three stars Sweden hadn t defeated Russia in an Olympics, IIHF World Championship or World Cup of Hockey game since 2004 World Championship It appeared F Alex Ovechkin RUS may have scored the game-tying goal with 8.2 seconds remaining but, after review, it was decided he d gloved the puck directly into the net without it hitting his stick. G Henrik Lundqvist SWE was not dressed today. Official word was that he had flu-like symptoms. Sunday, September h et GROUP B NORTH AMERICA 4 v. FINLAND 1 1. NORTH AMERICA, Jack Eichel 1 (Auston Matthews, Connor McDavid) 5:03 PPG On PP, Rinne stops Matthews shot from close in and Eichel stuffs in rebound Penalties Gostisbehere N 1:37, Lehtera F 4:23, Scheifele N 8:03 2. NORTH AMERICA, Johnny Gaudreau 1 (Colton Parayko, Dylan Larkin) 5:27 GWG Standing right in front of Rinne, tips Parayko s floater from blueline 3. NORTH AMERICA, Jonathan Drouin 1 (Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Shayne Gostisbehere) 7:27 His wicked snapshot from high slot is stopped, but he eventually slips rebound past Rinnie stick side 4. NORTH AMERICA, Nathan MacKinnon 1 (Colton Parayko) 14:37 Rinne kicks out Parayko s shot beautifully, but right to MacKinnon standing on doorstep 5. FINLAND, Valtteri Filppula 1 (Jussi Jokinen, Leo Komarov) 15:53 Penalties Larkin N Vatanen F 8:24 NORTH AMERICA in white FINLAND in blue NORTH AMERICA, Matt Murray; FINLAND, Pekka Rinne Power play: NA 1 for 1, FIN 0 for 2 Head coaches: NORTH AMERICA, Todd McLellan; FINLAND, Lauri Marjamaki Referees: Dan O Halloran, Chris Lee Linesmen: Michel Cormier, Pierre Racicot at Air Canada Centre in Toronto NA dressed FORWARDS 14 S. Couturier PHI ALT, 72 J. Drouin TB, 15 J. Eichel BUF, 13 J. Gaudreau CGY, 71 D. Larkin DET, 29 N. MacKinnon COL, 34 A. Matthews TOR, 97 C. McDavid EDM CAPTAIN, 10 J.T. Miller NYR, 93 R. Nugent-Hopkins EDM, 20 B. Saad CBJ, 55 M. Scheifele WPG, 21 V. Trochek FLA DEFENCEMEN 5 A. Ekblad FLA ALT, 53 S. Gostisbehere PHI, 3 S. Jones CBJ, 27 R. Murray CBJ, 4 C. Parayko STL, 44 M. Rielly TOR, 8 J. Trouba WPG GOALTENDERS 36 J. Gibson ANA, 37 C. Hellebuyck WPG, 30 M. Murray PIT FIN dressed FORWARDS 20 S. Aho, 91 A. Barkov, 27 J. Doonskoi, 51 V. Filppula ALT, 64 M. Granlund, 56 E. Haula, 36 J. Jokkinen ALT, 9 M. Koivu CAPTAIN, 71 L. Komarov, 28 L. Korpikoski, 29 P. Laine, 12 J. Lehtera, 86 T. Teravainen DEFENCEMEN 2 J. Jokipakka, 18 S. Lepisto, 7 E. Lindell, 3 O. Maatta, 22 V. Pokka, 55 R. Ristolainen, 45 S. Vatanen GOALTENDERS 19 M. Koskinen, 40 T. Rask, 35 P. Rinne D Colton Parayko NA, F Nathan MacKinnon NA, F Connor McDavid NA game s three stars We re here to play, said F Johnny Gaudreau NA. Hopefully, teams don t take us lightly. I think we re a fast, speed, skilled team and hopefully we can keep proving (to) people we belong here. The second period was a cold shower for us, said Finland s coach Lauri Marjamaki. They got better, they won every battle, they skate hard. They are so impressive.

3 Monday, September h et GROUP A EUROPE 3 v. CZECH REPUBLIC 2 OVERTIME Penalties Voracek C 1:02, Streit E 7:01, Chara E 11:22, Kempny C 19:45 1. EUROPE, Zdeno Chara 1 (Thomas Vanek, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare) 10:04 From a very tough angle, just as Mrazek gets his stick back, Chara fires one high stick side weak 2. CZECH REPUBLIC, Jakub Voracek 1 (Michal Jordan, Milan Michalek) 13:28 Picks up puck entering zone and snaps a beauty low stick side past Halak Penalties Michalek C 1:47, Nakladal C 19:09 3. EUROPE, Mats Zuccarello 1 (Jaroslav Halak) 2:17 Starts in own end, zips up left side, flips a wrist shot from circle that Mrazek whiffs on with his glove 4. CZECH REPUBLIC, Martin Hanzal 1 (Vladimir Sobotka, Ales Hemsky) 8:31 PPG On PP, Hanzal takes rebound of floating shot off back boards and pumps it past fallen Halak stick side Penalties Jordan C 0:06, Vanek E 6:42, Voracek C 12:00, Zuccarello E 13:53 FIVE-MINUTE THREE-ON-THREE OVERTIME PERIOD 5. EUROPE, Leon Draisaitl 2 (Mats Zuccarello) 2:06 GWG Takes breakaway pass from Zuccarello, freezes Mrazek, then snaps one low stick side nice goal EUROPE in white CZECH REPUBLIC in red EUROPE, Jaroslav Halak; CZECH REPUBLIC, Petr Mrazek Power play: EUR 0 for 6 0 for 10 in tournament, CZE 1 for 4 1 for 10 in tournament Head coaches: EUROPE, Ralph Krueger; CZECH REPUBLIC, Josef Jandac Referees: Eric Furlatt, Kelly Sutherland Linesmen: Steve Miller, Brian Murphy at Air Canada Centre in Toronto Monday, September h et GROUP B RUSSIA 4 v. NORTH AMERICA 3 1. NORTH AMERICA, Auston Matthews 1 (Connor McDavid, Mark Scheifele) 5:14 McDavid flying in with Matthews 2-on-1 McDavid puts pass on Matthews tape in close Penalties Kuznetsov R 1:36, Kuznetsov R 18:38 2. RUSSIA, Vladislav Namestnikov 1 (Ivan Telegin, Artem Anisimov) 9:29 Namestnikov s shot hit glove-side post, but it bounced off Murray s skate and into net fluke 3. RUSSIA, Nikita Kucherov 1 (Nikolai Kulemin) 10:19 Trouba s clearing pass hits a stantion, goes right to Kucherov and he swats it home glove side fluke 4. RUSSIA, Evgeny Kuznetsov 1 (Artemi Panarin, Nikita Zaitsev) 13:37 4-on-4, comes barrelling down right side and fires another weak one under Murray s right arm 5. RUSSIA, Vladimir Tarasenko 1 (Pavel Datsyuk, Alex Ovechkin) 15:43 GWG Snaps one from top of circle past Murray John Gibson comes in to play goal for North America 6. NORTH AMERICA, Morgan Rielly 1 (Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Johnny Gaudreau) 17:56 Steps to top of circle and snaps a nice wrist shot over Bobrovsky s glove Penalties Parayko N 1:03, Saad N 3:18, Markov R MacKinnon N 13:11, Markov R 18:37 7. NORTH AMERICA, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 1 (Nathan MacKinnon, Colton Parayko) 3:01 PPG On PP, Swats his own rebound out of mid-air and past fallen Bobrovsky Penalties Malkin R 1:35, McDavid N 6:47, Panarin R 11:05, Anisimov R 11:31, North America bench (served by Drouin) 13:08, Orlov R 19:19 RUSSIA in white NORTH AMERICA in black RUSSIA, Sergei Bobrovsky; NORTH AMERICA, Matt Murray, John Gibson (15:43 of second period) Power play: RUS 0 for 4 0 for 6 in tournament, NA 1 for 7 2 for 8 in tournament Head coaches: RUSSIA, Oleg Znarok; NORTH AMERICA, Todd McLellan Referees: Gord Dwyer, Dan O Halloran Linesmen: Shane Heyer, Derek Amell at Air Canada Centre in Toronto CZE dressed FORWARDS 16 M. Birner, 10 R. Cervenka, 12 R. Faksa, 67 M. Frolik, 11 M. Hanzal, 83 A. Hemsky, 23 D. Jaskin, 9 M. Michalek, 18 O. Palat, 88 D. Pastrnak, 14 T. Plekanec CAPTAIN, 17 V. Sobotka, 93 J. Voracek DEFENCEMEN 47 M. Jordan, 6 M Kempny, 84 T. Kundratek, 2 Z. Michalek, 33 J. Nakladal, 64 R Polak, 62 A. Sustr GOALTENDERS 34 P. Mrazek, 30 M. Neuvirth, 31 O. Pavelec NA dressed FORWARDS 14 S. Couturier PHI ALT, 72 J. Drouin TB, 15 J. Eichel BUF, 13 J. Gaudreau CGY, 71 D. Larkin DET, 29 N. MacKinnon COL, 34 A. Matthews TOR, 97 C. McDavid EDM CAPTAIN, 10 J.T. Miller NYR, 93 R. Nugent-Hopkins EDM, 20 B. Saad CBJ, 55 M. Scheifele WPG, 21 V. Trochek FLA DEFENCEMEN 5 A. Ekblad FLA ALT, 53 S. Gostisbehere PHI, 3 S. Jones CBJ, 27 R. Murray CBJ, 4 C. Parayko STL, 44 M. Rielly TOR, 8 J. Trouba WPG GOALTENDERS 36 J. Gibson ANA, 37 C. Hellebuyck WPG, 30 M. Murray PIT C Leon Draisaitl EUR, C Mats Zuccarello EUR, G Petr Mrazek CZE game s three stars Penalty shot at 2:31 of second period came when Kempny put his hand right on the puck in Mrazek s crease Kopitar took the shot and tried to lightly slip puck five-hole after a backhand deke, but Mrazek closed the gap no goal Europe (Jaroslav Halak) went 93:28 from the start of this tournament without allowing a goal I think it s quite a historic three days for this group, coming here as 33-to-1 longshots for the Las Vegas bookies. It s a lot of fun, said Europe coach Ralph Krueger. The guys never saw that as a hurdle. They always believed they d have a shot at where we are today. G Sergei Bobrovsky RUS, C Ryan Nugent-Hopkins NA, C Evgeny Kuznetsov RUS game s three stars D Aaron Ekblad NA missed this game with upper-body injury after, it s thought, a hit from Leo Komorov in USA s last game v. Europe GM Peter Chiarelli NM would not provide any more information G Matt Murray NA gave up four goals on 19 shots it s revealed on 24 September that he broke his right hand in this game We didn t want to turn it into a track meet and we did that for about ten minutes and it cost us the game, probably, said F Connor McDavid NA. I thought we played a very good game and we were all over them for the third period and most of the first. As soon as we opened it up and allowed them to use their speed, that s where you saw them kind of take over the game. We did it. We won the game, said F Evgeny Kuznetsov RUS. We feel like a family. Tuesday, September h et GROUP B FINLAND 0 v. SWEDEN 2 Penalties Jokipakka F 2:07, Ekman-Larsson S 11:05, Jokinen F Silfverberg S 19:16 1. SWEDEN, Anton Stralman 1 (Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin) 9:57 GWG Captain Henrik Sedin, behind net, slides a little backhand pass into slot and Stralman stuffs it in Penalties Stralman S 19:00 2. SWEDEN, Loui Eriksson 1 (unassisted) 19:57 ENG Slides a long one from centre ice into the empty net Penalties Lepisto F Landeskog S 8:57, Komarov F 15:03 FINLAND in white SWEDEN in blue FINLAND, Tuukka Rask; SWEDEN, Henrik Lundqvist Power play: FIN 0 for 2 0 for 4 in tournament, SWE 0 for 2 1 for 5 in tournament Head coaches: FINLAND, Lauri Marjamaki; SWEDEN, Richard Gronborg Referees: Dan O Rourke, Chris Lee Linesmen: Pierre Racicot, Jonny Murray at Air Canada Centre in Toronto FIN dressed FORWARDS 20 S. Aho, 91 A. Barkov, 27 J. Doonskoi, 51 V. Filppula ALT, 64 M. Granlund, 56 E. Haula, 36 J. Jokkinen ALT, 9 M. Koivu CAPTAIN, 71 L. Komarov, 28 L. Korpikoski, 29 P. Laine, 12 J. Lehtera, 86 T. Teravainen DEFENCEMEN 2 J. Jokipakka, 18 S. Lepisto, 7 E. Lindell, 3 O. Maatta, 22 V. Pokka, 55 R. Ristolainen, 45 S. Vatanen GOALTENDERS 19 M. Koskinen, 40 T. Rask, 35 P. Rinne G Henrik Lundqvist SWE, D Anton Stralman SWE, F Mikael Granlund FIN game s three stars I felt pretty rusty in the first period, not as aware as I wanted to be, but I got some really good help with some loose pucks and stuff like that, said G Henrik Lundqvist SWE. Then in the second period and third I felt more and more comfortable. But it was fun. I really enjoyed being out there playing, a big game, an important game. We had many scoring chances, but (Lundqvist) was playing awesome in net, so we couldn t score, said F Patrik Laine FIN. And when you don t score, it s hard to win the game. But we were playing pretty well, I think. But the right team won. Tuesday, September h et GROUP A CANADA 4 v. USA 2 1. UNITED STATES, Ryan McDonagh 1 (Derek Stepan, Patrick Kane) 4:22 McDonagh, shoving in front, stuffs in small rebound after Price kicks it out 2. CANADA, Matt Duchene 1 (Joe Thornton, Marc-Edouard Vlasic) 5:51 Takes a carom off boards behind Quick and just tucks it into open glove side 3. CANADA, Corey Perry 1 (Logan Couture, Jonathan Toews) 6:05 Quick stops shot with his blocker, but sends it right into Perry s body and it deflects in 4. CANADA, Matt Duchene 2 (Brent Burns) 12:07 GWG Scoops up puck in circle, steps toward net and slides a beauty through Quick s legs Penalties Abdelkader U 18:15, Perry C 18:47 5. CANADA, Patrice Bergeron 2 (John Tavares, Alex Pietrangelo) 8:50 Tavares slides it to net goes off McDonagh s skate, Bergeron s skate, then McDonagh s other skate Penalties Bergeron C 6:22, E. Johnson U 14:54 6. UNITED STATES, T.J. Oshie 1 (James van Riemsdyk, Joe Pavelski) 17:28 Scramble around net results in Joe Thornton s stick actually swatting it past sitting Price Penalties Pacioretty U 1:05, Price C (served by Perry) 12:57 CANADA in white USA in blue CANADA, Carey Price; USA, Jonathan Quick Power play: CAN 0 for 3 2 for 6 in tournament, USA 0 for 3 0 for 7 in tournament Head coaches: CANADA, Mike Babcock; USA, John Tortorella Referees: Wes McCauley, Eric Furlatt Linesmen: Shane Heyer, Michel Cormier at Air Canada Centre in Toronto USA dressed FORWARDS 89 J. Abdelkader DET, 42 D. Backes BOS, 19 B. Dubinsky CBJ, 88 P. Kane CHI ALT, 17 R. Kesler ANA, 74 T.J. Oshie WSH, 67 M. Pacioretty MTL, 23 K. Palmieri NJ, 9 Z. Parise MIN, 8 J. Pavelski SJ CAPTAIN, 21 D. Stepan NYR, 16 J. van Riemsdyk TOR, 26 B. Wheeler WPG DEFENCEMEN 33 D. Byfuglien WPG, 4 J. Carlson WSH, 6 E. Johnson COL, 3 J. Johnson CBJ, 27 R. McDonagh NYR, 2 M. Niskanen WSH, 20 R. Suter MIN ALT GOALTENDERS 30 B. Bishop TB, 32 J. Quick LAK, 35 C. Schneider NJ C Matt Duchene CAN, D Drew Doughty CAN, C John Tavares CAN game s three stars This was the first elimination game of the tournament and the American loss eliminated them from any semi-final consideration This game also ensured that Canada and Europe would advance from Group A to the semis It s disappointing, frustrating, all different types of emotions, said USA coach John Tortorella. I think we let some people down. It s on my watch. I certainly feel responsible for that. It s really disappointing. It s very disappointing. Definitely not the way we envisioned it. It happens so quick in this tournament, said USA defenceman Ryan McDonagh. We found ourselves chasing right away (with their loss to Europe on Saturday) and put ourselves in a tough spot here against this team (Canada).

4 Wednesday, September h et GROUP B NORTH AMERICA 4 v. SWEDEN 3 OVERTIME 1. NORTH AMERICA, Auston Matthews 2 (Morgan Rielly, Connor McDavid) 0:30 Matthews makes play, on his knees, to retain puck then slaps rebound past Lundqvist 2. NORTH AMERICA, Vincent Trochek 1 (Shayne Gostisbehere, Jack Eichel) 1:35 SG makes lovely slap pass to Trochek in high slot he dekes prone Lundqvist stick side 3. SWEDEN, Filip Forsberg 1 (Patric Hornqvist, Nicklas Backstrom) 8:24 Snaps puck, from between circles, and Gibson just whiffs on it high stick side weak 4. NORTH AMERICAN, Johnny Gaudreau 2 (Shayne Gostisbehere) 13:57 Sent in alone from centre ice, flies in on Lundqvist and dekes him stick side 5. SWEDEN, Nicklas Backstrom 1 (Filip Forsberg, Erik Karlsson) 16:28 Blast from circle goes into wide open glove side Gibson way out of position after overplaying puck Penalties Karlsson S 3:20, Nugent-Hopkins N 5:55, Jones N 10:27, Gostisbehere N 14:25 Penalties Soderberg S 9:07, Stralman S 17:34, Ekman-Larsson S 19:38 6. SWEDEN, Patrik Berglund 1 (Erik Karlsson, Carl Soderberg) 6:50 Tips point shot beautifully from the high slot Penalties Trochek N 9:54, McDavid N 15:34 FIVE-MINUTE THREE-ON-THREE OVERTIME PERIOD 7. NORTH AMERICA, Nathan MacKinnon 2 (Johnny Gaudreau, Shayne Gostisbehere) 4:11 GWG In alone on Lundqvist avoids poke check and tucks a backhand high stick side NORTH AMERICA in white SWEDEN in blue NORTH AMERICA, John Gibson; SWEDEN, Henrik Lundqvist Power play: NA 0 for 4 2 for 12 in tournament, SWE 0 for 5 1 for 10 in tournament Head coaches: NORTH AMERICA, Todd McLellan, SWEDEN, Rickard Gronberg Referees: Kelly Sutherland, Gord Dwyer Linesmen: Derek Amell, Steve Miller at Air Canada Centre in Toronto NA dressed FORWARDS 14 S. Couturier PHI ALT, 72 J. Drouin TB, 15 J. Eichel BUF, 13 J. Gaudreau CGY, 71 D. Larkin DET, 29 N. MacKinnon COL, 34 A. Matthews TOR, 97 C. McDavid EDM CAPTAIN, 10 J.T. Miller NYR, 93 R. Nugent-Hopkins EDM, 20 B. Saad CBJ, 55 M. Scheifele WPG, 21 V. Trochek FLA DEFENCEMEN 5 A. Ekblad FLA ALT, 53 S. Gostisbehere PHI, 3 S. Jones CBJ, 27 R. Murray CBJ, 4 C. Parayko STL, 44 M. Rielly TOR, 8 J. Trouba WPG GOALTENDERS 36 J. Gibson ANA, 37 C. Hellebuyck WPG, 30 M. Murray PIT F Nathan MacKinnon NA, G Henrik Lundqvist SWE, F Johnny Gaudreau NA game s three stars G Matt Murray NA did not dress for this game as it s thought he has an injury to his right thumb it s later revealed that he has a broken hand and will miss three to six weeks D Aaron Ekblad NA has left the team, due to his upper body injury, and has returned to Florida for evaluation and rehabilitation with team doctors for the Florida Panthers Just 56 seconds in, F Johnny Gaudreau NA took a penalty shot (after he was held on a breakaway by D Erik Karlsson SWE) on Henrik Lundqvist he fired it high and wide of Lundqvist s glove side Thirteen players in this game played or trained in the CHL Team North America s tournament future will now be determined by the outcome of the Finland/Russia game tomorrow. We entertained, and we d like to continue that, said North American coach Todd McLellan. But it s out of our control. They won the game, but at the end of the day, we won the group (B) and that s what we re going to be happy about, said D Erik Karlsson SWE Thursday, September h et GROUP B FINLAND 0 v. RUSSIA 3 Penalties Markov R 11:47, Ovechkin R 17:23, Korpikoski F 19:44 1. RUSSIA, Vladimir Tarasenko 2 (Alex Ovechkin) 3:42 GWG Ovechkin holds puck, drawing players over then slips a pass to Tarasenko at open stick side 2. RUSSIA, Ivan Telegin 1 (Vadim Shipachev) 5:01 Takes pass cutting across slot and outreaches Rask to stuff puck in stick side 3. RUSSIA, Evgeni Malkin 1 (Alexei Emelin) 3:39 Playing 4-on-4, Malkin keeps as Russians enter zone and snaps one low short side past Rask weak Penalties Korpikoski F 2:17, Panarin R 3:25 FINLAND in white RUSSIA in red FINLAND, Tuukka Rask; RUSSIA, Sergei Bobrovsky Power play: FIN 0 for 3 0 for 7 in tournament, RUS 0 for 2 0 for 8 in tournament Head coaches: FINLAND, Lauri Marjamaki; RUSSIA, Oleg Znarok Referees: Eric Furlatt, Wes McCauley Linesmen: Jonny Murray, Shane Heyer at Air Canada Centre in Toronto FIN dressed FORWARDS 20 S. Aho, 91 A. Barkov, 27 J. Doonskoi, 51 V. Filppula ALT, 64 M. Granlund, 56 E. Haula, 36 J. Jokkinen ALT, 9 M. Koivu CAPTAIN, 71 L. Komarov, 28 L. Korpikoski, 29 P. Laine, 12 J. Lehtera, 86 T. Teravainen DEFENCEMEN 2 J. Jokipakka, 18 S. Lepisto, 7 E. Lindell, 3 O. Maatta, 22 V. Pokka, 55 R. Ristolainen, 45 S. Vatanen GOALTENDERS 19 M. Koskinen, 40 T. Rask, 35 P. Rinne RW Vladimir Tarasenko RUS, LW Ivan Telegin RUS, D Dmitri Orlov RUS game s three stars F Pavel Datsyuk RUS was scratched for Russia, perhaps nursing an injury from a collision with F Ryan Nugent-Hopkins NA in Russia s last game or after being injured in practice yesterday Finland scored just one goal in this tournament Valtteri Filppula v. North America F Alex Ovechkin RUS looked ahead to semifinal v. Canada, It s going to be a fun game. It s nice to be a part of obviously. Two teams with a great history. Again, it s going to be tough. It s going to be hard because we play here in Canada. But it s going to be a fun, fun game. In the last two games, against Sweden and Russia, we played good as a team and we battled hard. I think we did our best. We just couldn t get pucks in, said F Aleksander Barkov FIN. It was great defending by the opposite team but, of course, if you don t score you can t win the games and I think it s the biggest thing in hockey. You have to score. Wednesday, September h et GROUP A EUROPE 1 v. CANADA 4 1. CANADA, Sidney Crosby 2 (Jay Bouwmeester) 4:01 Takes missed shot off end boards and quickly wraps around to Halak s glove side 2. CANADA, Jonathan Toews 2 (Matt Duchene) 19:05 GWG Halak can t clear puck from zone Toews tips Duchene s pass into slot beautifully 3. EUROPE, Marian Hossa 1 (Anze Kopitar, Christian Ehrhoff) 4:38 Coming down left side, scores low, from a terrible angle, past Crawford extremely weak goal 4. CANADA, Jonathan Toews 3 (Logan Couture) 14:48 Josi s stick explodes giving Canada a two-on-one Toews keeps and snaps it low glove side Penalties Sekera E (double minor, served by Niederreiter) Thornton C 9:55, Streit E 16:03, Chara E 19:10 5. CANADA, Logan Couture 1 (Jonathan Toews, Marc-Edouard Vlasic) 17:33 Picks up loose puck near circle and snaps it high over fallen Halak Penalties Pietrangelo C 5:32, Chara E 10:07, Bellemare E Marchand C 17:26 EUROPE CANADA EUROPE, Jaroslav Halak; CANADA, Corey Crawford Power play: EUR 0 for 1 0 for 11 in tournament, CAN 0 for 4 2 for 10 in tournament Head coaches: EUROPE, Ralph Krueger; CANADA, Mike Babcock Referees: Dan O Rourke, Dan O Halloran Linesmen: Brian Murphy, Pierre Racicot at Air Canada Centre in Toronto F Jonathan Toews CAN, F Logan Couture CAN, F Claude Giroux CAN game s three stars With this win, it s determined that Canada will play either Russia or North America in the semis Canada has trailed for just 89 seconds in this tournament thus far We ve shown it in moments, where we hem teams in their zone (and) they can t get out, F Jonathan Toews CAN said. If they do have the puck, we have two guys all over it and we re turning it over and we re throwing it back their way. We want that pressure, four lines going all the time. I didn t think either team probably had the emotion they ve had, said Canada s head coach Mike Babcock. Both teams knew they had advanced. You know, as much as I think our guys really tried to get the emotional level at a high level, we were casual with the puck. We made mistakes we don t normally make, and saying that, we had the puck a lot, could have scored lots of goals. And their goalie was good. Thursday, September h et GROUP A USA 3 v. CZECH REPUBLIC 4 1. CZECH REPUBLIC, Zbynek Michalek 1 (Ondrej Palat, Martin Hanzal) 12:43 On delayed penalty, long low point shot beats screened Bishop glove side 2. UNITED STATES, Joe Pavelski 1 (Zach Parise, Patrick Kane) 14:28 PPG On PP, Parise passes from behind net to Pavelski in circle fires it high stick side Penalties Parise U 4:34, Mrazek C (served by Hemsky) 7:30, Mrazek C (served by Hemsky) 13:47 3. CZECH REPUBLIC, Milan Michalek 1 (unassisted) 6:03 Ryan Suter tries to clear puck from scrum in front but pushes it into his own net 4. UNITED STATES, Justin Abdelkader 1 (Dustin Byfuglien, Ryan Suter) 14:13 Byfuglien zips great pass across slot and finds Abdelkader ready to one-time it home 5. CZECH REPUBLIC, Andrej Sustr 1 (Jakub Voracek, Michael Frolik) 16:50 From a horrible angle, to Bishop s left, Sustr s shot somehow goes in brutal goal 6. CZECH REPUBLIC, Milan Michalek 2 (Ales Hemsky, Roman Polak) 17:29 GWG From high slot, moving toward net, snaps one high glove side past falling Bishop Penalties Hemsky C 6:36 7. UNITED STATES, Ryan McDonagh 2 (Blake Wheeler, Brandon Dubinsky) 2:22 SHG Playing SH, re-directs quick pass into slot past Mrazek s stick side Penalties Parise U 1:51, Hanzal C 17:49, Byfuglien U 20:00 USA in white CZECH REPUBLIC in red USA, Ben Bishop, Cory Schneider (start of third period); CZECH REPUBLIC, Petr Mrazek Power play: USA 1 for 4 1 for 11 in tournament, CZE 0 for 2 1 for 12 in tournament Head coaches: USA, John Tortorella; CZECH REPUBLIC, Josef Jandac Referees: Gord Dwyer, Chris Lee Linesmen: Michel Cormier, Steve Miller at Air Canada Centre in Toronto USA dressed FORWARDS 89 J. Abdelkader DET, 42 D. Backes BOS, 19 B. Dubinsky CBJ, 88 P. Kane CHI ALT, 17 R. Kesler ANA, 74 T.J. Oshie WSH, 67 M. Pacioretty MTL, 23 K. Palmieri NJ, 9 Z. Parise MIN, 8 J. Pavelski SJ CAPTAIN, 21 D. Stepan NYR, 16 J. van Riemsdyk TOR, 26 B. Wheeler WPG DEFENCEMEN 33 D. Byfuglien WPG, 4 J. Carlson WSH, 6 E. Johnson COL, 3 J. Johnson CBJ, 27 R. McDonagh NYR, 2 M. Niskanen WSH, 20 R. Suter MIN ALT GOALTENDERS 30 B. Bishop TB, 32 J. Quick LAK, 35 C. Schneider NJ CZE dressed FORWARDS 16 M. Birner, 10 R. Cervenka, 12 R. Faksa, 67 M. Frolik, 11 M. Hanzal, 83 A. Hemsky, 23 D. Jaskin, 9 M. Michalek, 18 O. Palat, 88 D. Pastrnak, 14 T. Plekanec CAPTAIN, 17 V. Sobotka, 93 J. Voracek DEFENCEMEN 47 M. Jordan, 6 M Kempny, 84 T. Kundratek, 2 Z. Michalek, 33 J. Nakladal, 64 R Polak, 62 A. Sustr GOALTENDERS 34 P. Mrazek, 30 M. Neuvirth, 31 O. Pavelec LW Milan Michalek CZE, D Dustin Byfuglien USA, RW Ales Hemsky CZE game s three stars This game was essentially meaningless, as both teams had already been eliminated from the semis Prior to the game, F David Backes USA said, This tournament, it s two games and we re playing a meaningless game on Thursday. That s something, no matter what jersey you re in, the pride as a competitive athlete should be that you re giving everything you got, every shift, every period to help your team win and we didn t play near well enough. None of us with the U.S. team here, from head to toe, is happy with what s happened here, said USA coach John Tortorella. We came up short, but I think some guys gave some really true efforts. We just didn t find a way to win the hockey game.

5 SEMI-FINALS Saturday, September h et RUSSIA B2 3 v. CANADA A CANADA, Sidney Crosby 3 (unassisted) 7:40 Crosby picks Kulikov s pocket in the circle, then dekes Bobrovsky into the first row Penalties Bouwmeester C 5:06, Burns C 9:10, Tarasenko R 13:04, Zaitsev R 15:29, Kuznetsov R 18:28 2. RUSSIA, Nikita Kucherov 1 (Nikita Zaitsev, Evgeni Malkin) 8:47 On a 2-on-1, keeps and snaps one high stick side past Price on Russia s very first shot of the period 3. RUSSIA, Evgeni Kuznetzov 1 (Ivan Telegin, Evgeny Dadonov) 16:24 Russia works extremely hard to acquire puck down low Kuznetsov swats one past Price fr in close 4. CANADA, Brad Marchand 1 (Sidney Crosby, Patrice Bergeron) 17:36 Crosby works his tail off to earn puck and finds Marchand open to Bobrovsky s stick side 5. CANADA, Brad Marchand 2 (Sidney Crosby, Patrice Bergeron) 1:16 Snapshot from the top of the circle beats Bobrovsky low glove side somewhat weak goal 6. CANADA, Corey Perry 1 (Logan Couture, Marc-Edouard Vlasic) 5:48 GWG Perry scoops up loose puck in front with slick stick move through his legs, then buries one top shelf 7. CANADA, John Tavares 1 (Ryan Getzlaf, Marc-Edouard Vlasic) 9:22 Picks up puck near Russian blueline, weaves way through traffic, snaps it high glove past Bobrovsky 8. RUSSIA, Artemi Panarin 1 (Nikolai Kulemin, Nikita Kucherov) 19: secs rem, scramble around net results in shot off post then slammed home from inside crease Penalties Getzlaf C 1:37 RUSSIA in white CANADA in red RUSSIA, Sergei Bobrovsky; CANADA, Carey Price Power play: RUS 0 for 3 0 for 11 in tournament, CAN 0 for 3 2 for 13 in tournament Head coaches: RUSSIA, Oleg Znarok; CANADA, Mike Babcock Referees: Kelly Sutherland, Wes McCauley Linesmen: Brian Murphy, Pierre Racicot at Air Canada Centre in Toronto F Brad Marchand CAN, C Sidney Crosby CAN, C John Tavares CAN game s three stars In Carey Price s last thirteen international starts prior to this game, he s 13-0, has a 0.76 GAA and a.966 sv pct F Jonathan Toews CAN has won 45 of the 47 games he s ever played wearing a Team Canada jersey I think that s what makes him such a good player, his determination, and he always comes up big in big games, said F Brad Marchand CAN of teammate F Sidney Crosby CAN. Well, I felt great. I tried to do as much as I can for the team, said G Sergei Bobrovsky RUS, who stopped 133 of 143 shots (.930 sv pct) in four tournament games. I worked hard. I give everything I have. They were better than us today. F Alex Ovechkin RUS played 20:29 in game, had one shot attempt, two blocked shots and five hits Sunday, September h et EUROPE A2 3 v. SWEDEN B1 2 OVERTIME Penalties Seidenberg E 4:39 1. SWEDEN, Nicklas Backstrom 1 (Anton Stralman, Patric Hornqvist) 2:31 Stralman s shot from halfboards kicked right onto Backstrom s stick in crease 2. EUROPE, Marian Gaborik 1 (Christian Ehrhoff, Anze Kopitar) 16:27 Playing 4-on-4, Ehrhoff slips it to Gaborik in crease and his shot trickles through Lundqvist s legs Penalties Hjalmarsson S 3:44, Forsberg S 8:37, Europe bench (served by Draisaitl) 10:40, Hossa E Ekholm S 15:01 3. EUROPE, Tomas Tatar 1 (Andrej Sekera) 0:12 Tatar takes long wrist shot that Lundqvist can t squeeze and Tatar backhands rebound over goalie 4. SWEDEN, Erik Karlsson 1 (Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin) 15:28 Long, low point shot ticks off D Roman Josi s stick and past Halak s stick side Penalties Zuccarello E 4:14 FIRST OVERTIME PERIOD 5. EUROPE, Tomas Tatar 2 (Mats Zuccarello, Anze Kopitar) 3:43 GWG Zuccarello fires it in front from boards and it goes in off Tatar s skate review makes it a good goal EUROPE in white SWEDEN in blue EUROPE, Jaroslav Halak; SWEDEN, Henrik Lundqvist Power play: EUR 0 for 2 0 for 13 in tournament, SWE 0 for 3 1 for 13 in tournament Head coaches: EUROPE, Ralph Krueger; SWEDEN, Rickard Gronberg Referees: Dan O Halloran, Dan O Rourke Linesmen: Derek Amell, Jonny Murray at Air Canada Centre in Toronto C Tomas Tatar EUR, C Nicklas Backstrom SWE, RW Marian Gaborik EUR game s three stars F Mikael Backlund SWE left team this morning, to head back to Calgary, after being diagnosed with a concussion One of the best tournaments in the world, best players from NHL in one spot and we have a chance to play in the final, which is great, said F Tomas Tatar EUR. The story continues. I was hoping I m going to get an opportunity to sway one game and I m lucky it happened today. We all wanted to play against Canada, said LW Daniel Sedin SWE. That was our goal and today s effort wasn t enough. We played a patient game and they were the ones who scored. G Jaroslav Halak EUR has stopped 142 of 150 shots in tournament (.947 sv pct) 2016 WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY FINAL ROUND-ROBIN STANDINGS GROUP A GP W L OT GF GA PTS Canada Europe Czech Republic USA GROUP B GP W L OT GF GA PTS Sweden Russia North America Finland WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY SCORING LEADERS THROUGH ROUND ROBIN G A P Jonathan Toews CAN Matt Duchene CAN Sidney Crosby CAN Johnny Gaudreau NA Shayne Gostisbehere NA Milan Michalek CZE Auston Matthews NA Nathan MacKinnon NA Ryan Nugent-Hopkins NA Logan Couture CAN Mats Zuccarello EUR Alex Ovechkin RUS Nicklas Backstrom SWE Brad Marchand CAN Colton Parayko NA Connor McDavid NA John Tavares CAN Erik Karlsson SWE 0 3 3

6 BEST-OF-THREE FINAL Tuesday, September h et EUROPE 1 v. CANADA 3 1. CANADA, Brad Marchand 3 (Patrice Bergeron, Sidney Crosby) 2:33 Breaks in two-on-one with Bergeron takes pass in close and stuffs it glove side 2. CANADA, Steven Stamkos 1 (Ryan Getzlaf) 13:20 GWG Getzlaf picks Chara s pocket in neutral zone then finds Stamkos cutting to net Penalties Marchand C 0:21 3. EUROPE, Tomas Tatar 2 (Dennis Seidenberg, Anze Kopitar) 7:00 Price kicks rebound of Seidenberg shot right to Tatar in slot he scores into open stick side Penalties Ehrhoff E 14:16, Marchand C 17:03 4. CANADA, Patrice Bergeron 1 (Sidney Crosby, Brad Marchand) 9:24 From behind net, Crosby finds Bergeron in slot and he snaps it glove side past Halak EUROPE in white CANADA in red EUROPE, Jaroslav Halak; CANADA, Carey Price Power play: EUR 0 for 2 0 for 15 in tournament, CAN 0 for 1 2 for 14 in tournament Head coaches: EUROPE, Ralph Krueger; CANADA, Mike Babcock Referees: Wes McCauley, Kelly Sutherland Linesmen: Brian Murphy, Pierre Racicot at Air Canada Centre in Toronto C Sidney Crosby CAN, C Patrice Bergeron CAN, C Tomas Tatar EUR game s three stars Yesterday, F Marian Gaborik EUR walked out of Air Canada Centre on crutches with his foot in a cast. Kings GM Dean Lombardi said Gaborik will be out of action for eight weeks and he will miss the World Cup of Hockey Final I m not going to say it s the best hockey he s ever played because he plays so well in the NHL all the time, said F Ryan Getzlaf CAN of F Sidney Crosby CAN. But from when I ve been playing with him, in the three (previous international) tournaments I ve had the opportunity, I would say he s playing unbelievable. Things are working for him now. He s hot. Not that he didn t play well at the other tournaments, he just didn t get this hot. We re here to continue to grow and to learn and evolve, and we re very angry right now, which is a good thing, said Europe coach Ralph Krueger. Thursday, September h et CANADA 2 v. EUROPE 1 1. EUROPE, Zdeno Chara 1 (Andrej Sekera, Frans Nielsen) 6:26 Snaps one from face-off dots to Price s right and it beats netminder glove side Penalties Bellemare E 10:52, Burns C 12:30, Niederreiter E 14:49 Penalties Hossa E 0:32 2. CANADA, Patrice Bergeron 4 (Brent Burns, Sidney Crosby) 17:07 PPG On PP, tips waist-high point shot past Halak 3. CANADA, Brad Marchand 5 (Jonathan Toews, Alex Pietrangelo) 19:16 SHG GWG Playing SH, Toews drops beautiful pass to Marchand in high slot and he snaps it blocker side Penalties Josi E 2:17, Kopitar E 16:25, Doughty C 18:10 CANADA in white EUROPE in blue CANADA, Carey Price; EUROPE, Jaroslav Halak Power play: CAN 1 for 5 3 for 19 in tournament, EUR 0 for 2 0 for 17 in tournament Head coaches: CANADA, Mike Babcock; EUROPE, Ralph Krueger Referees: Dan O Rourke, Dan O Halloran Linesmen: Derek Amell, Jonny Murray at Air Canada Centre in Toronto F Brad Marchand CAN, G Carey Price CAN, G Jaroslav Halak EUR game s three stars When you watch that flag go up you know you just won for your country, it s a feeling you can t describe, said F Brad Marchand CAN. Sid s a serial winner, said Canada s coach Mike Babcock about C Sidney Crosby CAN. In the biggest moments he turns it up. He s addicted to winning. Canada has now won 16 straight games in best-on-best competition, suffering its last loss to the United States during pool play at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver G Carey Price CAN finished his five games of the tournament with a 1.40 GAA and.957 sv pct We had a lot of fun, said Europe s captain Anze Kopitar. It was a special group, and it s something that is one thing that I am for certain, that this is going to stay with us for a long, long time. It was always one shot away, said F Patrice Bergeron CAN. It s always Who wants to be that guy? And there s so many guys in this dressing room that want to be in that position. We have so much talent in this dressing room that we knew all we needed was one bounce to go our way. Europe was first team, in best-on-best tournament, to hold Canada goalless for two periods since Russia did it in the quarterfinals at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy 2016 WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY FINAL SCORING LEADERS G A P Sidney Crosby CAN Brad Marchand CAN Patrice Bergeron CAN Jonathan Toews CAN Nicklas Backstrom SWE Matt Duchene CAN Johnny Gaudreau NA Logan Couture CAN Erik Karlsson SWE John Tavares CAN Mats Zuccarello EUR Shayne Gostisbehere NA Anze Kopitar EUR Marc-Edouard Vlasic CAN 0 4 4

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