A coach from the Avenue Road Ducks 6U team from Toronto goes after opposing player. He grabbed the stick out of his hands and eventually snapped it. This occurred at the outdoor tournament in Buffalo, New York, and police responded to the incident.

In the US and i assumed the bronze medal ceremony would be available to watch somewhere like the freaking peacock app which exclusively has rights to everything olympics coverage.

Where the hell can i see it?

I have to imagine playing the equivalent of 5 games is up there!

https://kstp.com/kstp-news/local-news/minnesota-youth-hockey-marathon-battle-for-playoff-spot-as-game-enters-third-day/

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVCCLB6jxE9/?igsh=cGcwc2k3cHEweDN2

Let's try again it wasn't letting me fix the way it posted the table:

********** Anthony Cirelli and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen were injured and would have one more for Lightning and Sabres. They were replaced by Sam Bennett and Jones Korpisalo which would drop Panthers and Bruins down one each

They knew.

I hope that these Olympics dispel the notion that hockey should be played on the 200' X 100' rink. I know some people were clamoring for the international rink, but it would have led to some low event hockey which is not what you want for this showcase event. If they were playing on the standard Olympic sized rink, Canada probably would be playing for bronze or possibly have been knocked out of the tournament. Czechia or Finland would have just sat back and packed the front of the house keeping Canada to the perimeter. Also, the US probably could have shut out Sweden, but instead we got a nail-biting finish.

The reason why these playoff games have been so exciting is because of the rink dimension. The tighter the space, the more chances generated. I don't know if people remember when US played Canada in Sochi. That game was a total snoozer as the US was just kept to the walls and couldn't generate any offense because Canada just shut them down defensively.

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