Team USA Forward Ryan Kesler (Livonia, MI)
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Showing posts with label Canada Hockey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada Hockey. Show all posts
2/28/2010
2/22/2010
Team USA stuns Canada 5-3
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Labels: 2010 Winter Olympics, Brian Rafalski, Canada Hockey, Ryan Kesler, Ryan Miller, USA Hockey, Vancouver
Labels: 2010 Winter Olympics, Brian Rafalski, Canada Hockey, Ryan Kesler, Ryan Miller, USA Hockey, Vancouver
USA defeats heavily favored Canada in Vancouver to secure a first round bye in the medal round.
Ryan Miller (East Lansing, MI) - Stopped 42 of 45 shots.
Brian Rafalski (Dearborn, MI) - Tallied 2 goals and 1 assist.
Ryan Kesler (Livonia, MI) - Added a spectacular empty net goal to seal the game for the U.S.
Game Recap
2/18/2010
Former Spartan Miller Leads USA Hockey to 2-0 Start at Olympics
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Labels: 2010 Winter Olympics, Buffalo Sabres, Canada Hockey, Michigan State Spartans, Norway Hockey, Olympic Hockey, Ryan Miller, Switzerland Hockey, USA Hockey
Labels: 2010 Winter Olympics, Buffalo Sabres, Canada Hockey, Michigan State Spartans, Norway Hockey, Olympic Hockey, Ryan Miller, Switzerland Hockey, USA Hockey
Feb 16 - USA 3 Switzerland 1
Feb 18 - USA 6 Norway 1
Ryan Miller and Team USA will face Canada on Feb. 21st
Olympic Hockey Standings and Results
2/02/2010
Olympic Hockey Preview - Canada
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Labels: 2010 Winter Olympics, Canada, Canada Hockey, Chicago Blackhawks, Duncan Keith, Michigan State Spartans, Norway Hockey, Olympic Hockey, Switzerland Hockey, USA Hockey
Labels: 2010 Winter Olympics, Canada, Canada Hockey, Chicago Blackhawks, Duncan Keith, Michigan State Spartans, Norway Hockey, Olympic Hockey, Switzerland Hockey, USA Hockey
The Detroit Sports Project's 2010 Olympic Hockey preview continues today with team Canada. Expectations are high for this team, playing on home ice in Vancouver. The team is managed by former Red Wing hall of famer Steve Yzerman and coached by the Red Wing's Mike Babcock. Canada finished in a disappointing 7th place in 2006.
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