Off hockey final. There's no NHL All-Star Game this season. Instead, there's an international star-filled tournament. Players from the United States, Canada, Finland and Sweden ...
It was also the USA’s first loss. Gustav Nyquist and Jesper Bratt scored in the first period after Chris Kreider gave the USA a 1-0 lead 35 seconds into the game. Samuel Ersson made the ...
The Athletic surveyed its NHL staff for predictions on the tournament's final matchup, biggest surprises, disappointments, ...
Canada is capable of much more offensively -- now is the time to show it. Zach Werenski showing he is a no-doubt top-five ...
All-Star Filip Forsberg had the sixth-most goals in the NHL last season with 48. Nashville had four different players with more than 20 goals and depth down the rest of the lineup. Forward Luke ...
Juuse Saros, who entered the tournament as Finland's starting goalie, allowed six goals to the United States in his only start. Saros saw additional action in relief of former Predators goalie Kevin ...
The Americans, who had already advanced, drop a 2-1 decision to Sweden and see Brady Tkachuk leave with an injury in their ...
Canada hung on for a 5-3 victory over Finland Monday afternoon at TD Garden to tee up a high-profile championship bout with ...
BOSTON -- Canada and the United States will play with the 4 Nations Face-Off championship and international hockey supremacy ...
Nathan MacKinnon scored twice. Connor McDavid had a goal and an assist. Sidney Crosby flipped in an empty-netter from center ice after Finland cut a four-goal deficit to one in the final minutes.
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