World Junior Thread II

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They care about international competition on a level that is hard to really explain. I lived down there for a while and was around an elite university sports program. There is a distinct pride in being the best in the world at what they do that seems to permeate all that they do... It's a very "you're 1st or you're last" mentality that you don't seem to see nearly as much in Canada. They seem to hate losing on a level we can't really comprehend.

JMO.
Canada used to be that way.
 
They care about international competition on a level that is hard to really explain. I lived down there for a while and was around an elite university sports program. There is a distinct pride in being the best in the world at what they do that seems to permeate all that they do... It's a very "you're 1st or you're last" mentality that you don't seem to see nearly as much in Canada. They seem to hate losing on a level we can't really comprehend.

JMO.
Canada has that mentality in hockey. The difference is the U.S. has that mentality in all sports.
 
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The USA is like that in almost everything. Not just hockey. Credit to them for caring ao much.
The average Joe doesnt really care about Olympics although we want them to do well and train hard but it’s not that big of a deal.

If there was internationally football, that would be a different story. We’d be crazy over that, I’m sure.
 
Canada has that mentality in hockey. The difference is the U.S. has that mentality in all sports.

JMO, but I'm not sure we do in international play. The difference, IMO, is that the USA plays with that mentality even when they're not nearly as talented.

There is a confidence that borders on arrogance, associated with representing USA in international competition... An admirable spirit about being the best in the world. Not because of the craft, but because you're American and it's your birth right... Of course that spirit isn't always enough, but in evenly contested matchups it can be the difference!
 
JMO, but I'm not sure we do in international play. The difference, IMO, is that the USA plays with that mentality even when they're not nearly as talented.

There is a confidence that borders on arrogance, associated with representing USA in international competition... An admirable spirit about being the best in the world. Not because of the craft, but because you're American and it's your birth right... Of course that spirit isn't always enough, but in evenly contested matchups it can be the difference!
Canada has no right to brag about hockey anymore. This is the fourth time they’ve lost to the US in the GMG since 2000. Canada hasn’t beaten them in a long time.
 
Schneider and Guhle both don’t look very good. Glad we didn’t use our first on either one.
 
I can't remember a team dominating so badly for a 15 minute stretch and never feeling like they were a real threat to score lol. Tons of possession, but absolutely no finish... Nobody seems to have a set of hands out there tonight. Everything in the finishing department looks sloppy.
 
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