2018-19 National Men's Team

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CANADA FALLS TO FINNS IN FINAL
Shea Theodore opened the scoring midway through the first period, but Canada was left with silver at the 2019 IIHF World Championship after a 3-1 loss to Finland.
2018-19 National Men’s Team Finland 3 – Canada 1
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A welcomed homecoming
The only three-time WJC gold medallist, Jason Botterill is looking for a golden celebration as management at worlds.
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Power of persistance
For Jonathan Marchessault, it was all about tenacity and talent to earn a full-time NHL job and a spot on Team Canada.
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The pride of Warburg
Raised on the farms of small-town Alberta, Dave Hakstol and Lindy Ruff are sharing the Team Canada bench in Slovakia.
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Roster unveiled for worlds
Three past gold-medallists and three returnees are among the 22 players who will wear the Maple Leaf in Slovakia.
2018-19 National Men’s Team Roster
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Coaches named for IIHF worlds
Alain Vigneault will lead Team Canada in Slovakia, alongside assistants Dave Hakstol, Kirk Muller and Lindy Ruff.
2018-19 National Men’s Team Schedule
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Management named for worlds
A trio of current and former NHL GMs will lead the way in Slovakia – Jason Botterill, Ron Francis and Ron Hextall.
2018-19 National Men’s Team Schedule
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Roster set for Spengler Cup
Five returnees and three Olympic bronze medallists will lead Canada in its chase for a fourth-consecutive Spengler Cup.
2018-19 National Men’s Team Roster
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Staff named for Spengler Cup
Sean Burke and Ron Francis will lead as co-GMs, with Kevin Dineen behind the bench as head coach.
2018-19 National Men’s Team
CAN 5 – CZE 1 (Semifinal)
Murray made 40 saves to backstop Canada into the gold medal game.
CAN 3 – SUI 2 OT (Quarter-final)
Severson tied it late and Stone scored in OT to give Canada the win.
CAN 3 – USA 0 (Preliminary)
Murray stopped 28 shots to backstop Canada to top spot in Group A.
CAN 5 – DEN 0 (Preliminary)
Reinhart scored 2G and Marchessault had 1G 1A in another Canadian win.
CAN 8 – GER 1 (Preliminary)
Stone had a hat trick and Mantha scored twice in a win over Germany.
CAN 5 – FRA 2 (Preliminary)
Mantha scored two more goals to lead Canada to a third-straight win.
CAN 6 – SVK 5 (Preliminary)
Stone scored on the PP with 1.8 seconds left to give Canada the win.
CAN 8 – GBR 0 (Preliminary)
Mantha produced two goals and three assists in a win over the Brits.
FIN 3 – CAN 1 (Preliminary)
Marchessault scored, but Canada was downed in its worlds opener.
CAN 7 – AUT 5 (Pre-Tournament)
Turris, Marchessault and Mantha had 1G 1A each in the victory.
KUO 2 – CAN 1 SO (Championship)
Winnik scored, but Canada was edged in an eight-round shootout.
CAN 4 – NUR 2 (Semifinal)
Boychuk had 2G 1A in the first 13 minutes to send Canada to the final.
CAN 6 – NUR 2 (Preliminary)
Fabbro scored a pair of goals to lead Canada into the semifinals.
CAN 2 – DAV 1 (Preliminary)
Boychuk and D’Agostini scored, and Canada hung on to edge the hosts.
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2019 MWC: FIN 3 – CAN 1 (Gold Medal)
Theodore scored, but Canada was left with silver in Bratislava.
2019 MWC: CAN 5 – CZE 1 (Semifinal)
Matt Murray stopped 40 shots to lead Canada to the gold medal game.
2019 MWC: CAN 3 – SUI 2 OT (Quarter-final)
Severson tied it late and Stone scored in OT to give Canada the win.
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