As far as I’m concerned, this game basically determines the outcome of the entire 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. I know there is ice dancing, bobsledding, nordic skiing, terrible Team USA curling, and even downhill skiing. But to me, this is all that matters. And in an event mirroring that of the Women’s Tournament, it all came down to USA vs. Canada – the rematch.
Burgundy Blog coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics continues with a brief glimpse of the Bronze Medal game between Finland and Slovakia.
Games 27 and 28 of the 2010 Winter Olympics wrapped up the majority of the tournament, determining who would go to the medal matches to keep fighting for their country’s pride and honor. The day went pretty much as expected, though the play was a bit surprising.
With the 2010 Winter Olympics Men’s Hockey Tournament preliminary rounds finished, it is time we take a look at the standings and the overall larger playoff picture. There are a few surprises this year regarding the “Super Six” of Canada, Russia, Sweden, Finland, the USA, and the Czech Republic.
With only two days worth of games before the first day off of the tournament, things were starting to heat up quite a bit. The importance of each game was suddenly more apparent and many had seen some surprise games already.
Coverage of our Olympic Men’s Hockey continues with a recap of day 4. Coming off of a wonderful day 3, there wasn’t a whole lot of surprises on day 4.
Day three of our Olympic Men’s Hockey coverage continues with recap of USA vs. Norway, Switzerland vs. Canada, and Slovakia vs. Russia. What a day it was!
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