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Canada, Sweden thrilled by pace of play at 4 Nations: 'It's not an all-star game'

Canada defeated Sweden 4-3 in overtime in the tournament opener, marking a return of NHL players to international competition since 2016.
Connor McDavid noted that the game was not an all-star match, highlighting the physicality and intensity of play from both teams.
Erik Karlsson described the game as fast-paced, stating it took time for Sweden to adjust but resulted in a thrilling contest.
Swedish head coach Sam Hallam emphasized the importance of being prepared for any opportunity, reflecting on team dynamics and player readiness.

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Canada, Sweden thrilled by pace of play at 4 Nations: 'It's not an all-star game'

MONTREAL — NHL stars faced questions about what fans could expect entering the 4 Nations Face-Off.

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Canada, Sweden thrilled by pace of play at 4 Nations: ‘It’s not an all-star game’

MONTREAL — NHL stars faced questions about what fans could expect entering the 4 Nations Face-Off. Would players take the event seriously? Would it have the feel of an all-star game? Connor McDavid believes Canada and Sweden put those doubts to bed with their electric tournament opener on Wednesday night. “I’ve been saying we’ve been missing best on best,” McDavid said. “That’s as high-end a game you’re going to find, as fast a game as you’re go…

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A wild thriller in Montreal! Canada saved in overtime

Canada and Sweden opened the 4 Nations tournament with a long format.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada 11 days ago on Thursday, February 13, 2025.

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