SIMMONS: Sidney Crosby the first star, Montreal the second in 4 Nations opening night
Sidney Crosby forever. He scored the Olympic winning goal in 2010 in overtime in Vancouver. He scored in the 3-0 shutout gold medal win in Sochi. He didn’t score on Wednesday night in Team Canada’s ...
Edmonton Journal2d
Canada gets its opportunity, finally, to embrace Connor McDavid on the international hockey stage
Crosby has carried the torch proudly over the past two decades. His “golden goal” in overtime against the Americans during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics has him firmly entrenched in Canadiana, ...
Edmonton Journal2d
NHL stars put rivalries aside for common goal of winning 4 Nations Face-Off
The Edmonton Oilers captain is more than happy to push any hard feelings aside for the common goal of striking gold for ...
betweentheposts.ca4d
The Notorious No. 63 in Leafs Blue?
Imagine the notorious No. 63 doffing black and gold for blue and white. Marchand would need to grant permission, with Toronto ...
The Province4d
Canucks 4-Nations Face-Off: How Elias Pettersson's great escape got a big boost
With his NHL point production plummeting, his once dominant multi-layered game in the doldrums and his confidence at an ...
Calgary Herald5d
Three takeaways as Flames fritter away late lead, lose in OT to Kraken
With the NHL pushing pause for the 4 Nations Face-Off, the Flames are now idle until Feb. 23. They hit their hiatus on a three-game losing skid and have slipped three points back of the Vancouver ...