GDT: Pre-tournament • Dec. 21 • USA vs. Switzerland
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GOAL: USA makes it 1-0 as Bracco finds the puck loose beneath Switzerland’s goalie for the game’s opening goal.
Bracco’s tap-in goal came off assists from Roslovic and Fitzgerald just 2:17 into the game.
Switzerland ties the game, 1-1, as a one-timer from the slot beat Parsons blocker-side with 16:09 remaining in the first period.
GOAL: Anderson finds the puck loose in front of goal and tucks it under the crossbar for the 2-1 USA lead.
End of 1st: USA leads Switzerland 2-1, from goals by Bracco and Anderson. USA is outshooting Switzerland 17-9.
GOAL: Roslovic taps home a pass from Foley with 6:02 left in the second period. It’s 3-1 - USA over Switzerland.
End of 2nd: USA leads Switzerland 3-1. Roslovic with the second period goal for the USA.
GOAL: USA makes it 1-0 as Bracco finds the puck loose beneath Switzerland’s goalie for the game’s opening goal.
Bracco’s tap-in goal came off assists from Roslovic and Fitzgerald just 2:17 into the game.
Switzerland ties the game, 1-1, as a one-timer from the slot beat Parsons blocker-side with 16:09 remaining in the first period.
GOAL: Anderson finds the puck loose in front of goal and tucks it under the crossbar for the 2-1 USA lead.
End of 1st: USA leads Switzerland 2-1, from goals by Bracco and Anderson. USA is outshooting Switzerland 17-9.
GOAL: Roslovic taps home a pass from Foley with 6:02 left in the second period. It’s 3-1 - USA over Switzerland.
End of 2nd: USA leads Switzerland 3-1. Roslovic with the second period goal for the USA.
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Penalty shot for Switzerland’s Hischier. Hischier’s penalty shot goes wide for Switzerland. Still 3-1 USA with 18:45 remaining in the third period.
Switzerland cuts USA’s lead to one off a shot from the point with 16:13 left in the third period.
USA heads to the power-play as Switzerland’s called for tripping with 8:16 to play in the third period. USA leads 3-2.
GOAL: USA makes it 4-2 with a power-play goal. Thompson with the goal on the power play as Keller and Bellows collect assists.
One minute remaining in the game as Switzerland pulls their goalie for the extra skater. Switzerland scores with 7.7 seconds left to make it 4-3 USA.
FINAL: USA tops Switzerland 4-3.
Penalty shot for Switzerland’s Hischier. Hischier’s penalty shot goes wide for Switzerland. Still 3-1 USA with 18:45 remaining in the third period.
Switzerland cuts USA’s lead to one off a shot from the point with 16:13 left in the third period.
USA heads to the power-play as Switzerland’s called for tripping with 8:16 to play in the third period. USA leads 3-2.
GOAL: USA makes it 4-2 with a power-play goal. Thompson with the goal on the power play as Keller and Bellows collect assists.
One minute remaining in the game as Switzerland pulls their goalie for the extra skater. Switzerland scores with 7.7 seconds left to make it 4-3 USA.
FINAL: USA tops Switzerland 4-3.
SanDogBrewin
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Nobody seems to have released their opinion of Hischier's game yet, but from what I have gathered so far, Hischier had an assist and a penalty shot.
Game Recap - Oshawa, Ontario, Canada - Jack Roslovic (Columbus, Ohio/Manitoba Moose/Winnipeg Jets) tallied a goal and an assist and nine other United States players registered a point as the United States defeated Switzerland 4-3, here tonight in a pre-tournament game ahead of next weeks 2017 IIHF World Junior Championships.
The United States opened the scoring just 2:17 into the contest when Jeremy Bracco (Freeport, New York/Kitchener Rangers/Toronto Maple Leafs) swiped home a rebound in the crease off a shot from the point by Casey Fitzgerald (North Reading, Massachusetts/Boston College/Buffalo Sabres).
The United States will play its second and final pre-tournament game against the Czech Republic at the Rogers K-Rock Centre in Kingston, Ontario, on Friday, December 23 with a puck drop set for 7:00 pm ET.
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://teamusa.usahockey.com/news_article/show/736994?referrer_id=695820
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I was at the game last night. Keller and Bracco were the best players on the ice, in my opinion. Keller especially. He has terrific vision and speed. Was constantly creating scoring opportunities. Set up Tage Thompson for a gorgeous cross ice one-time in the third on the PP. Bracco's skating and patience with the puck were very impressive. I love how he's constantly using c-cuts to evade the opposing players while providing himself with better looks.
I thought the Americans looked good overall. They had a good sense of chemistry considering this is their first official game together. They'd really throw the puck around nicely and seemed to really have a feel for where each other are on the ice.
None of the D or other forwards really stood out for me. Looks like a good mix that really has a good feel for each other.
I thought the Americans looked good overall. They had a good sense of chemistry considering this is their first official game together. They'd really throw the puck around nicely and seemed to really have a feel for where each other are on the ice.
None of the D or other forwards really stood out for me. Looks like a good mix that really has a good feel for each other.
He had his moments. Showed some explosive bursts where he'd take over down with his tenacity and was a threat backing off the D with his speed off the rush.
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Thanks for the info, can't wait to see Keller and Strome face off against each other, hopefully for a gold medal.
SanDogBrewin
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You're welcome. Parsons looked fine. None of the goals he let in were stinkers.
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Looked fine. Didn't really stand out either way. Looked like a solid, yet unspectacular group of forwards. They use each other very well. Looks like Keller and Bracco will be the offensive catalysts based on what I saw last night.
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