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Canada finds redemption in 5-2 exhibition win vs. U.S.
Canada finds redemption in 5-2 exhibition win vs. U.S.
Bruce Garrioch, Postmedia Network Sep 10, 2016This night was about redemption for Team Canada.They settled the score with their closest neighbors and biggest rivals.In what's shaping up to be a much-anticipated faceoff in the World Cup of Hockey, Team Canada served notice to their arch-rivals from Team USA in Game 2 of this exhibition series in front of a sellout of 18,687 at the Canadian Tire Centre on Saturday night this is going to be a hard-fought tournament with a 5-2 win.
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Canada finds redemption in 5-2 exhibition win vs. U.S.
Canada finds redemption in 5-2 exhibition win vs. U.S.
This night was about redemption for Team Canada.They settled the score with their closest neighbors and biggest rivals.In what's shaping up to be a much-anticipated faceoff in the World Cup of Hockey, Team Canada served notice to their arch-rivals from Team USA in Game 2 of this exhibition series in front of a sellout of 18,687 at the Canadian Tire Centre on Saturday night this is going to be a hard-fought tournament with a 5-2 win.
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Tavares scores twice, Canada beats US 5-2 in exhibition
Tavares scores twice, Canada beats US 5-2 in exhibition
Charlottesville, VA (22901)TodayPartly cloudy.A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible.Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph..TonightSome clouds.
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John Tavares of New York Islanders scores twice to lead Canada past U.S. in World Cup of Hockey exhibition game
John Tavares of New York Islanders scores twice to lead Canada past U.S. in World Cup of Hockey exhibition game
OTTAWA, Ontario -- New York Islanders star John Tavares scored twice to lead Canada to a 5-2 victory over the United States on Saturday night in a World Cup of Hockey exhibition game.Editor's Picks Second Canada-USA tilt brings the bad blood to a boil The World Cup favorite exacted revenge in the second game of a back-to-back matchup, further stoking the fires of this intense rivalry.Logan Couture, Jay Bouwmeester and Matt Duchene also scored for Canada.
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