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MONTREAL — Dylan Larkin scored the go-ahead goal in the second period, and the United States defeated Canada 3-1 in the 4 Nations Face-Off on Saturday night, wrapping up a spot in the championship game by winning a game that started with three fights in nine seconds and was played at a blistering pace with physicality throughout.
Emotions boiled over in Team USA's 3-1 win over Canada with three fights in the first nine seconds of their 4 Nations Face-Off showdown on Saturday night in Montreal.
Canada's game against the United States at the 4 Nations Face-Off started with plenty of fireworks Saturday.
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The first two games of the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off included one that was close until the end — Canada's 4-3 OT win over Sweden — and one that was close through 37 minutes — the United States' 6-1 rout of Finland.
Major League Cricket (MLC) franchises have announced their retained players ahead of the third season's draft, set to take place on February 19. Several star players, including Australia's Travis Head and Pat Cummins, along with South Africa's Kagiso Rabada and David Miller, were not retained, ESPNCricinfo reported. Defending champions Washington Freedom retained 15 players, the most by any team, but let go of Head, their joint-highest run-getter alongside captain Steve Smith with 336 runs each. The franchise also let go of bowlers Akeal Hosein and Andrew Tye, who took two and five wickets each last season, as per ESPNCricinfo.
MONTREAL — Keith Tkachuk would never play favorites with his kids, or the NHL teams for which they now play.