
canada vs usa hockey score
P3 12:41 – United States 2, Canada 2
An absolutely frenetic pace now! The chances are coming thick and fast. First, Canada hits the iron of Hellebuyck’s goalpost as Makar’s shot is deflected by Hagel before taking multiple bounces.
Then, Guentzel has a chance right in front of net but Binnington gets his stick to the shot to deflect it away. And finally, a loose puck off the boards nearly gives Eichel a free goal, but Point makes an incredible defensive play to knock the puck away!
Scott Wheeler
10m ago
Scott Wheeler
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Staff Writer, NHL
Questions about Canada’s defensemen
Questions about Canada’s defensemen
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I’m not sure Travis Sanheim and Colton Parayko were cut out for this level in the end. They’ve both struggled tonight and in stretches throughout the tournament, and Sanheim has fought the puck at times. The absences of Shea Theodore, Alex Pietrangelo and Josh Morrissey have obviously been felt, but I also think there are reasonable questions to ask about whether a MacKenzie Weegar (who can play both sides) would have been a better third-pairing fit, or if this Canadian blue line could have used Evan Bouchard’s puck-moving.
Michael Dominski
12m ago
Michael Dominski
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Deputy Managing Editor
P3 14:53 – United States 2, Canada 2
ESPN’s Emily Kaplan reports that Matthew Tkachuk, who has yet to play in the third period, told the U.S. coaching staff that he can push through his injury and continue to play. Kaplan reports that the coaching staff told her they would use him in a limited role.
Michael Dominski
13m ago
Michael Dominski
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Deputy Managing Editor
P3 16:43 – United States 2, Canada 2
Werenski with a big shooting chance in the slot but Binnington makes the save.
Michael Dominski
14m ago
Michael Dominski
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Deputy Managing Editor
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P3 17:07 – United States 2, Canada 2
Canada gets caught in a change, allowing Guentzel to scoop up a loose puck and break free on goal. Makar belatedly comes onto the ice and limits Guentzel’s options somewhat. Guentzel tries a backhand but his attempt is ultimately easy for Binnington to save.
Michael Dominski
18m ago
Michael Dominski
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Deputy Managing Editor
Third period is underway!
Third period is underway!
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P3 20:00 – United States 2, Canada 2
Twenty minutes (or maybe more) stand between one of these teams and glory!
Larry Henry
18m ago
Larry Henry
Sanderson: ‘I blacked out’ after scoring goal
United States defenseman Jake Sanderson was asked about his first 4 Nations Face-Off goal during second intermission.
“I blacked out,” Sanderson said to ESPN’s Emily Kaplan. “Great play from the guys and I was just glad to make a play there.”
Sanderson also spoke about his excitement after being called into the Team USA roster.
“I was shaking, was so fired up,” he said. “I was so happy to be here with these guys.”
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Arpon Basu
20m ago
Arpon Basu
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Senior Writer, NHL
Canada’s leader in shots on goal through two periods is Sam Bennett, with six. He has played 7:57, only Brad Marchand and Seth Jarvis, his linemates, have played less.
Larry Henry
22m ago
Larry Henry
McDavid yet to make an impact tonight
McDavid yet to make an impact tonight
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Connor McDavid has been held in check so far by the United States.
The Canadian star has totaled 13:43 minutes of ice time through two periods, but has only recorded two shots on goal.
If Canada is to win this game, they could certainly use a game-changing moment like the ones that McDavid is so capable of providing.
Larry Henry
24m ago
Larry Henry
Sanderson unlikely goal scorer for Team USA
Jake Sanderson is making the most of his opportunity in this tournament.
The 22-year-old defenseman, who entered the United States lineup for the injured Charlie McAvoy, delivered Team USA’s go-ahead goal in the second period.
Sanderson has five goals in 55 games this season for the Ottawa Senators.
Larry Henry
26m ago
Larry Henry
Werenski nearing history with latest point
Werenski nearing history with latest point
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Zach Werenski’s second-period assist on Jake Sanderson’s goal moved him to the top of the point leader chart.
He now has six points during the 4 Nations Face-Off, moving him past Sidney Crosby’s five.
Should Werenski hang onto the top spot, he would become the first defenseman to be the outright points leader at an NHL international tournament.
Scott Wheeler
28m ago
Scott Wheeler
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Staff Writer, NHL
Time on ice leaders through two periods
Time on ice leaders through two periods
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Team Canada:
Cale Makar: 17:15
Devon Toews: 15:57
Connor McDavid: 13:43
Thomas Harley: 12:11
Team USA:
Brock Faber: 16:36
Jaccob Slavin: 16:22
Zach Werenski: 13:25
Jack Eichel: 12:33
Larry Henry
29m ago
Larry Henry
Your views on Canada-United States
Your views on Canada-United States
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Christopher L.: Take away time and space, Americans.
Carl G.: Is McDavid playing tonight???
Gary M.: Siri. Play Free Bird.
William D.: Binnington is giving me a heart attack.
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Larry Henry
31m ago
Larry Henry
Stats after second period
Canada 2, United States 2
Shots on goal: 19 – 19
Shot attempts: 46 – 34
Faceoff percentage: 54% – 46%
Power plays: 0/1 – 0/0
Hits: 15 – 23
Blocked shots: 11 – 14
Giveaways: 10 – 15
Josh Yohe
33m ago
Josh Yohe
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Senior Writer, Penguins
Tense third period coming up
Tense third period coming up
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Man oh man, what a hockey game through two periods.
I feel like Canada has been the slightly better team tonight, but really, it’s about as close to a dead-even game as you could have.
I will say, Cale Makar’s presence has made quite a difference.
The pressure on the goaltenders from this point on is off the charts. I can feel the tension in that building from my living room in Pittsburgh.
source: www.nytimes.com