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Category Archives: WJC
Three Rangers prospects invited to Canada’s World Junior Championship selection camp
It’s basically the witching hour for hockey fans. In a normal year, there’d be NHL games and a new season underway. However, the new abnormal is upon us due to the pandemic. So, we’re in the off-season with unsigned free … Continue reading
Posted in Devils, NYRangers, Prospect Watch, WJC
Tagged 2021 WJC, 46 players, Alexis Lafreniere, Bowen Byram, Braden Schneider, Canada, Christmas, Dawson Mercer, Devils, Dylan Cozens, Dylan Garand, Edmonton, evaluation camp, Graeme Clarke, Hendrix Lapierre, invited, Jack Quinn, Jamie Drysdale, Kirby Dach, Matthew Robertson, NHL restart, Prospects, Quinton Byfield, Rangers, Red Deer, Training Camp, U20, World Junior Championship
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Game #41: The dead of winter for Rangers in ugly 5-0 loss to howling Coyotes
Let’s face facts. This season is quickly becoming exactly what was anticipated. How low can they go? The Rangers have been so bad that I cannot even watch without it becoming cringe worthy. I was already distracted by a very … Continue reading
Posted in NYRangers, WJC
Tagged Alex Galchenyuk, Alexandar Georgiev, Brendan Smith, Chris Kreider, Clayton Keller, Conor Garland, Coyotes, Darcy Kuemper, David Quinn, Finland, Henrik Lundqvist, Jack Hughes, Josh Archibald, Kaapo Kakko, Kevin Shattenkirk, Neal Pionk, Rangers, USA, World Junior Championship
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Keeping track of the WJC 2019
In case you’re not up to speed, the 2019 World Junior Championship is here. Three days of preliminary action have already been completed. This year’s marquis hockey prospect event is taking place in Vancouver. Games can be seen on NHL … Continue reading
Posted in Prospect Watch, WJC
Tagged Aarne Talvitie, Adam Boqvist, Alexis Lafreniere, Canada, Devils, Erik Brannstrom, Finland, Jack Hughes, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Morgan Frost, Nando Eggenberger, Prospects, Quinn Hughes, Rangers, Russia, Ryan Poehling, Sweden, Switzerland, Tyler Madden, USA, Vasili Podkolzin, Vitali Kravtsov, WJC19
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Tis The Season: Christmas brings the World Junior Championship
Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas you filthy animal! That part in Home Alone is epic. Whatever you celebrate, tis the season. Falalalalalala LaFontaine! Speaking of which, legendary Buffalo Sabres broadcaster Rick Jeanneret is doing okay following a scare during the … Continue reading
Posted in Column, WJC
Tagged Alexis Lafreniere, Canada, Devils, IIHF, Islanders, Jack Hughes, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Mattias Samuelsson, Merry Christmas, Noah Dobson, Oliver Wahlstrom, Rangers, Rick Jeanneret, Sabres, Tis The Season, top prospects, Ty Smith, USA, Vitali Kravtsov, World Junior Championship
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Why not let Chytil play in the World Junior Championship?
As the Rangers prepare for the Coyotes in Game #33 of 82 later at MSG, I can’t help but wonder if Filip Chytil would be better served playing in the upcoming World Junior Championship. The IIHF Under-20 WJC is a … Continue reading
Posted in Column, NYRangers, WJC
Tagged 2019 Draft Lottery, Chris Kreider, Column, Dylan Cozens, Filip Chytil, Henrik Lundqvist, Jack Hughes, Jesper Fast, Jimmy Vesey, Kaapo Kakko, Kevin Hayes, Lias Andersson, Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad, Pavel Buchnevich, Prospects, Rangers, WJC
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Sweden the better team in semifinal 4-2 win over USA
HOW SWEDE IT IS: Sweden scores three goals in just over 2:30 in the third period en route to a 4-2 victory over USA to advance to the gold medal game at the #WorldJuniors. https://t.co/V5jJQ7TxRg #TSNHockey pic.twitter.com/TXdy03DySB — SportsCentre (@SportsCentre) … Continue reading
Posted in Prospect Watch, WJC
Tagged 2018, Adam Fox, Alexander Nylander, Bob Motzko, Brady Tkachuk, Canada, Casey Mittlestadt, Czech Republic, Elias Pettersson, Filip Gustavsson, Joseph Woll, Kieffer Bellows, Lias Andersson, Oskar Steen, Prospects, Sweden, USA, WJC, World Junior Championship
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World Juniors rolls on with dramatic USA shootout win over Canada outdoors
The 2018 World Junior Championship is underway in host city Buffalo at KeyBank Center. As usual, it consists of two groups comprising of five countries totaling 10. In round robin play, the top four in each group advance to the … Continue reading
Posted in Prospect Watch, Team USA, WJC
Tagged 2018, Brady Tkachuk, Canada, Carter Hart, Casey Mittlestadt, Jake Oettinger, Kiefer Bellows, Scott Perunovich, USA, WJC, World Junior Championship
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WJC2017: USA wins gold in a 5-4 shootout win over Canada
Originally posted on Hockey Prospects Plus:
American Glory: Team USA takes the championship photo after edging Canada in a memorable final prevailing 5-4 in a shootout at the IIHF U20 World Junior Championship in Montreal. AP Photo via Getty Images…
Posted in Battle News, Prospect Watch, WJC
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WJC2016: USA defeats Sweden 8-3 to take bronze
Team USA came away with the bronze in a 8-3 win over Sweden. Matthew Tkachuk led the way with 2 goals and a assist. Continue reading