GDT: Group B - May 11 - USA vs Korea

[Section88]

12 - 1? I don't care who you're playing, this is shamefur dispray!

Lol... like the christmas dinner scene from a christmas story

 

[BalticWarrior]

That's absolutely brutal

Probably will be closer to 3-60 by the end.

 

[Name Nameless]

13 - 1. Darling got saved.

 

[AstrophysicalJet]

How does this loss rank in modern WC times? gotta be one of the bigger ones

 

[Summer Rose]

How does this loss rank in modern WC times? gotta be one of the bigger ones

Didn't catch who they were playing on the broadcast but the record at the top division of the worlds was said to be on the broadcast as the Netherlands beating somebody 17-something (I think 1, but don't quote me on this).

 

[Holden Caulfield]

Didn't catch who they were playing on the broadcast but the record at the top division of the worlds was said to be on the broadcast as the Netherlands beating somebody 17-something (I think 1, but don't quote me on this).

That was the American record for most goals scored.

 

[AstrophysicalJet]

Didn't catch who they were playing on the broadcast but the record at the top division of the worlds was said to be on the broadcast as the Netherlands beating somebody 17-something (I think 1, but don't quote me on this).

Wait what?

The Netherlands best someone 17-1 at the elite level?

And this was in modern times?

 

[BalticWarrior]

Wait what?

The Netherlands best someone 17-1 at the elite level?

And this was in modern times?

Cant be. Mustve been in the 50s or something. Or he misheard.

 

[Holden Caulfield]

Wait what?

The Netherlands best someone 17-1 at the elite level?

And this was in modern times?

It was US beating Netherlands 17-something in the 50's. It was the record for most goals scored by the Americans, not any IIHF record.

 

[AstrophysicalJet]

This has got to be, or come close to the biggest elite level loss of the 21st century?

 

[Urbanskog]

That was the American record for most goals scored.

What do you mean? The US beat Italy 31-1 in the 1948 Olympic tournament which was counted as that year's World Championship.

 

[Quonis]

Don't know about modern times, but the biggest win ever at the World Championships is still Canada-Denmark 47-0 back in 1949. Denmark's first time at that level, and also our only, until our current stint started in 2003. I have no idea, how we made it to the 1949 edition...

 

[Holden Caulfield]

What do you mean? The US beat Italy 31-1 in the 1948 Olympic tournament which was counted as that year's World Championship.

Hell I don't know that's just what they said on the broadcast.

 

[BalticWarrior]

Don't know about modern times, but the biggest win ever at the World Championships is still Canada-Denmark 47-0 back in 1949. Denmark's first time at that level, and also our only, until our current stint started in 2003. I have no idea, how we made it to the 1949 edition...

I bet that Danish team would still beat South Korea

 

[AstrophysicalJet]

SOG were 57-13

 

[Name Nameless]

Is this modern times?

 

[SanDogBrewin]

“USA earns a 13-1 victory over South Korea for its fifth straight win at Worlds. The last time Team USA won its first five games at the Men's World Championship was 1933, going 5-0-0 as they won their first and only gold at the event.‘

They used wood chips for pucks back then.

 

[Quonis]

Speaking of brutal GF/GA ratios, Denmarks participation at that 1949 World Championships ended at 1-72. We played 2 (two!) games.

Edit: That was the main group phase. The consolation round was much better. 3-18 after another 3 games.

 

[Summer Rose]

Wait what?

The Netherlands best someone 17-1 at the elite level?

And this was in modern times?

I completely misread the question, so you can disregard that post. Whoops

 

[Eye of Ra]

i remember when sweden beat usa with 8-1 in qf year 2006 .

 

[Summer Rose]

Hell I don't know that's just what they said on the broadcast.

Yeah, misreading the question and only half paying attention, now that I think about it all I remember actually hearing on the broadcast was the Netherlands and the number 17

 

[Urbanskog]

Speaking of brutal GF/GA ratios, Denmarks participation at that 1949 World Championships ended at 1-72. We played 2 (two!) games.

Actually, Denmark also played a game against Belgium in the consolation round which was much more even already, they only lost 8:3. They were also supposed to face Finland and Norway but it seems like the Danes had had enough after those three games.

 

[Name Nameless]

Don't know about modern times, but the biggest win ever at the World Championships is still Canada-Denmark 47-0 back in 1949. Denmark's first time at that level, and also our only, until our current stint started in 2003. I have no idea, how we made it to the 1949 edition...

Wow. I guess it was "you show up, you are in". Those Canadians are merciless...

 

[BalticWarrior]

Actually, Denmark also played a game against Belgium in the consolation round which was a lot more even already, they only lost 8:3. They were also supposed to face Finland and Norway but it seems like the Danes had had enough after those three games.

Belgium used to play hockey? Holy hell.

 

[Quonis]

Wow. I guess it was "you show up, you are in". Those Canadians are merciless...

And people complain about running up the score nowadays...