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World Junior Hockey Championships (WJHC 2013)

LittleHockeyFan said:
I just got home from work. Recap anybody?

Sweden goes ahead early. Binnington looked sharp all the way through. March to the PBox all game led by Boone Jenner (game misconduct) and Dougie Hamilton. Drouin scored on a great play. Stalemate afterward. Sweden gets a bunch of shots. Goes to SO. Huberdeau and RNH seal it for Canada.
 
Bender said:
LittleHockeyFan said:
I just got home from work. Recap anybody?

Sweden goes ahead early. Binnington looked sharp all the way through. March to the PBox all game led by Boone Jenner (game misconduct) and Dougie Hamilton. Drouin scored on a great play. Stalemate afterward. Sweden gets a bunch of shots. Goes to SO. Huberdeau and RNH seal it for Canada.

thanks Bender! You're the bestest!
 
That Jacob Trouba was a one-man wrecking crew out on that ice, hitting just about anything that moved, in the Finland-USA per-competition matchup.

Looks like Winnipeg Jets fans will have plenty to look forward to when this Trouba guy finally makes it in the big leagues.
 
hockeyfan1 said:
That Jacob Trouba was a one-man wrecking crew out on that ice, hitting just about anything that moved, in the Finland-USA per-competition matchup.

Looks like Winnipeg Jets fans will have plenty to look forward to when this Trouba guy finally makes it in the big leagues.

He's currently at Michigan, but Kitchener holds his OHL rights. He'd look pretty good on East Ave right about now.
 
Stebro said:
Jenner is suspended for 3 games.

Discipline will be the key for Team Canada.  If these guys march to the penalty box often enough, it's doubtful they'll be gaining much in the 'win' column.
 
hockeyfan1 said:
Stebro said:
Jenner is suspended for 3 games.

Discipline will be the key for Team Canada.  If these guys march to the penalty box often enough, it's doubtful they'll be gaining much in the 'win' column.
I think so too. I'm glad that he was suspended though, an interference doesn't get much clearer than that, I just don't understand it, Jenner had plenty of time to do something else, he only hurt his team. One of the swedes also said he doesn't understand it, because he said that Jenner is actually one of the better player on his regular team, and don't see the need for doing things like that.
 
The stands look...a quarter full?

Also, it seems as though every commercial will contain some sort of bitter message about the ongoing lockout. Including one from Nike that, well, the hypocrisy of which is just fantastic.
 
Nice play by Rielly to set up the first goal on the PP, although he seems to have been demoted to the second unit.
 
Nik V. Debs said:
Nice play by Rielly to set up the first goal on the PP, although he seems to have been demoted to the second unit.

Rielly is everywhere on that last PP. He skates very well.
 
Well I was going to watch the replay at noon and not know the result, and so I started watching Russia-Slovakia, and they of course said the result of the Canada game.  I would have thought that, knowing the game was on at 4 AM and that they are replaying it after this game, they might have told Gord Miller to not talk about it.  Lame.
 
The line of Nugent-Hopkins/Huberdeau/Scheifele continues to shine as Nugent-Hopkins was chosen as Canada's player of the game (Daitaiskl for Germany).

Canada showed just what the word firepower means pumping 9 goals in Germany's net, but not before several giveaways (some having lead directly to German goals), nor before some silly (and questionable) penalties (again!), nor some shoddy puck-handling by some of the forward lines, or even, (egads!) being nearly 'edged' at times by a 'faster' and very 'determined' German offensive thrust, etc.

Not to say that the Germans played toe-to-toe with the Canadians in the first one go two and a half periods, well it certainly looked as though we suffered from 'lazy foot syndrome'.  Luckily, Malcolm Subban was there for some puck-stopping moments and that Canada woke up and churned on the jets, so to speak.

Great game overall.  Need to tighten up and quit the errors, stay disciplined, turn on the skills and voil?, victory will theirs for the keeping.  Against stronger opponents such as the U.S., or Russia, or even Finland, it's going to be needed.

WAY TO GO, CANADA!  And finally, some live, real hockey for all of us!
 
Slovaks played pretty well against Russia, if not that penalty in OT, there may have been first surprise of the tourney...
Finland won easily against Latvia, however lost Aaltonen , one their best players, due to the injury
Swedes dominated the Czechs, could have been more than just 4-1
 
hockeyfan1 said:
The line of Nugent-Hopkins/Huberdeau/Scheifele continues to shine as Nugent-Hopkins was chosen as Canada's player of the game (Daitaiskl for Germany).

Canada showed just what the word firepower means pumping 9 goals in Germany's net, but not before several giveaways (some having lead directly to German goals), nor before some silly (and questionable) penalties (again!), nor some shoddy puck-handling by some of the forward lines, or even, (egads!) being nearly 'edged' at times by a 'faster' and very 'determined' German offensive thrust, etc.

Not to say that the Germans played toe-to-toe with the Canadians in the first one go two and a half periods, well it certainly looked as though we suffered from 'lazy foot syndrome'.  Luckily, Malcolm Subban was there for some puck-stopping moments and that Canada woke up and churned on the jets, so to speak.

Great game overall.  Need to tighten up and quit the errors, stay disciplined, turn on the skills and voil?, victory will theirs for the keeping.  Against stronger opponents such as the U.S., or Russia, or even Finland, it's going to be needed.

WAY TO GO, CANADA!  And finally, some live, real hockey for all of us!

I'm surprised Germany got 3 in. I think not playing Binnington is going to come back and bite us in the ass.
 

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