I can't be the only one watching this, can I? I didn't notice a thread for it already.
9:00AM game on a Thursday, not as many people working from home anymore, no easy way to stream? sure you can.![]()
The USA vs. Japan game is on NHL Network.
When are Canada and the USA set to play in the final?
I mean....it kind of is though isn't it. Thanks for the date though.The final is scheduled for September 4 at 19:30 UTC+2:00 (1:30 p.m. eastern). It's not a guarantee that it's going to be USA vs. Canada, though, so let's not get ahead of ourselves here.
I mean....it kind of is though isn't it. Thanks for the date though.
Finland won the silver as they had a goal called back in OT and the US eventually won the game in a shootout. The Fins almost pulled off the miracle of beating Canada and the US back to back.It's quite likely, but Finland did win gold a few years ago. Sweden won silver at the Olympics in 2006. Upsets do happen.
Finland won the silver as they had a goal called back in OT and the US eventually won the game in a shootout. The Fins almost pulled off the miracle of beating Canada and the US back to back.
Not a big deal, I had to check because I remember watching the game and goal being called back.Ah. My mistake then, sorry.
How are Canada, USA, Finland & Switzerland all in the same group for round robin play? These were the top 4 teams last year, shouldn't they be split between the two groups?
Someone can correct me if I am wrong but I believe they essentially put the top 5 nations in group A and the bottom 5 in group B. Try to keep the blowout games to a minimum. All 5 teams in group A qualify for the Quarters regardless of how they do and then the top 3 teams in group B.How are Canada, USA, Finland & Switzerland all in the same group for round robin play? These were the top 4 teams last year, shouldn't they be split between the two groups?
They have to do it that way to lessen the possibility of Canada and the US curbstomping everyone else. (even though that still happens).
Thank you for the answers.Someone can correct me if I am wrong but I believe they essentially put the top 5 nations in group A and the bottom 5 in group B. Try to keep the blowout games to a minimum. All 5 teams in group A qualify for the Quarters regardless of how they do and then the top 3 teams in group B.
Yeah, but which team gets Gold actually matters and the two countries have taken turns, each dominating for a decade. I'm hoping it's Canada's turn to dominate again with this latest generation. So far so good, but it's early. We're also down some key pieces at this tournament so it won't be easy.Canada and Usa will play at the gold medal game and Finland gets bronze. Nothing really changes at this tournament so I´ll skip.
I was just looking this up. Thought it was messed up at first, then when I saw the playoffs it really makes sense. Gives the lower end teams a chance to actually get a W and not consistently blown outSomeone can correct me if I am wrong but I believe they essentially put the top 5 nations in group A and the bottom 5 in group B. Try to keep the blowout games to a minimum. All 5 teams in group A qualify for the Quarters regardless of how they do and then the top 3 teams in group B.
4-1 Canada over Finland. Finns have been leveling up their women's hockey just like their men's.