World Juniors

hockeyfan1 · December 27, 2016, 02:58:08 AM

Here is the full schedule (TSN):

PRELIMINARY
Date Matchup Group Time (ET/PT) Network
Mon, Dec. 26 Denmark-Sweden A 1pm/10am TSN 1/3/4
Mon, Dec. 26 Latvia-USA B 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN 1/4
Mon, Dec. 26 Finland-Czech Rep A 5pm/2pm TSN 3/5
Mon, Dec. 26 Russia-Canada B 7pm/4pm TSN

Tues, Dec. 27 Switzerland-Czech Rep A 1pm/10am TSN 1/3/4
Tues, Dec. 27 Russia-Latvia B 4pm/1pm TSN 3/4
Tues, Dec. 27 Finland-Denmark A 5:30pm/2:30pm TSN1
Tues, Dec. 27 Slovakia-Canada B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN 1/4

Wed, Dec. 28 Sweden-Switzerland A 5pm/2pm TSN
Wed, Dec. 28 USA-Slovakia B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN

Thurs, Dec. 29 Czech Rep-Denmark A 1pm/10am TSN
Thurs, Dec. 29 USA-Russia B 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN
Thurs, Dec. 29 Sweden-Finland A 5:30pm/2:30pm TSN2
Thurs, Dec. 29 Canada-Latvia B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN 1/4

Fri, Dec. 30 Denmark-Switzerland A 5pm/2pm TSN 1/3
Fri, Dec. 30 Latvia-Slovakia B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN 1/4

Sat, Dec. 31 Czech Rep-Sweden A 1pm/10am TSN 1/3
Sat, Dec. 31 Canada-USA B 3pm/Noon TSN
Sat, Dec. 31 Switzerland-Finland A 6pm/3pm TSN3 (JIP)
Sat, Dec. 31 Slovakia-Russia B 8pm/5pm TSN

RELEGATION
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Mon, Jan. 2 5A vs. 5B Rel 1 11am/8am

QUARTER-FINALS
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 1 QF1 1pm/10am TSN
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 2 QF2 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN 1/4
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 3 QF3 5:30pm/2:30pm TSN 3/5
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 4 QF4 7pm/4pm TSN

RELEGATION
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Tues, Jan. 3 5A vs. 5B Rel 2 5:30pm/2:30pm

SEMIFINALS
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Wed, Jan. 4 Semifinal 1 SF1 3pm/Noon TSN
Wed, Jan. 4 Semifinal 2 SF2 7pm/4pm TSN

RELEGATION
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Thurs, Jan. 5 5A vs. 5B Rel 3 11am/8am

MEDAL ROUND
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Thurs, Jan. 5 Bronze Medal Game Bronze 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN
Thurs, Jan. 5 Gold Medal Game Gold 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN
Note: Group A, Relegation 1, Quarter-final 2, Quarter-final 4, Relegation 2, Semi-final games, Relegation 3 and medal games will be played at the Bell Centre on Montreal. All other games will be played at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.

Note: If qualified, Canada will play the Quarter-final 4 game in Montreal and the Semifinal 2 game in Montreal.

Note: QF matchups to be (2B-3A), (2A-3B), (1B-4A), (1A-4B), SF matchups to be W (QF1A-4B) - W (QF2B-3A), W (QF1B-4A) - W (QF2A-3B).

Note: Best 2-of-3 Relegation Round Home and Visitors alternated with higher ranked 5th placed team to start as home.

http://www.tsn.ca/2017-world-junior-hockey-schedule-1.484332

Frank E · December 27, 2016, 10:31:07 AM

That Jost looks pretty good...Barzal looks damn good.

Bender · December 27, 2016, 11:44:54 AM

I actually thought the team looked real sloppy early on. I also think Strome isn't that great.

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Bates · December 27, 2016, 11:46:53 AM

He has a ways to go before he's an NHL star that's for sure.

Quote from: Bender on December 27, 2016, 11:44:54 AM
I actually thought the team looked real sloppy early on. I also think Strome isn't that great.

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WAYNEINIONA · December 27, 2016, 06:47:47 PM

I'm just glad Arizona took Strome instead of Marner.

disco · December 27, 2016, 07:18:43 PM

Quote from: WAYNEINIONA on December 27, 2016, 06:47:47 PM
I'm just glad Arizona took Strome instead of Marner.

Wow, I forgot about that. If they DID chose Marner over Strome and they got a little lottery ball help last year, MARNTHEWS would be playing for Arizona right now!

disco · December 27, 2016, 07:21:08 PM

Quote from: hockeyfan1 on December 27, 2016, 02:58:08 AM
Here is the full schedule (TSN):

PRELIMINARY
Date Matchup Group Time (ET/PT) Network
Mon, Dec. 26 Denmark-Sweden A 1pm/10am TSN 1/3/4
Mon, Dec. 26 Latvia-USA B 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN 1/4
Mon, Dec. 26 Finland-Czech Rep A 5pm/2pm TSN 3/5
Mon, Dec. 26 Russia-Canada B 7pm/4pm TSN

Tues, Dec. 27 Switzerland-Czech Rep A 1pm/10am TSN 1/3/4
Tues, Dec. 27 Russia-Latvia B 4pm/1pm TSN 3/4
Tues, Dec. 27 Finland-Denmark A 5:30pm/2:30pm TSN1
Tues, Dec. 27 Slovakia-Canada B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN 1/4

Wed, Dec. 28 Sweden-Switzerland A 5pm/2pm TSN
Wed, Dec. 28 USA-Slovakia B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN

Thurs, Dec. 29 Czech Rep-Denmark A 1pm/10am TSN
Thurs, Dec. 29 USA-Russia B 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN
Thurs, Dec. 29 Sweden-Finland A 5:30pm/2:30pm TSN2
Thurs, Dec. 29 Canada-Latvia B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN 1/4

Fri, Dec. 30 Denmark-Switzerland A 5pm/2pm TSN 1/3
Fri, Dec. 30 Latvia-Slovakia B 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN 1/4

Sat, Dec. 31 Czech Rep-Sweden A 1pm/10am TSN 1/3
Sat, Dec. 31 Canada-USA B 3pm/Noon TSN
Sat, Dec. 31 Switzerland-Finland A 6pm/3pm TSN3 (JIP)
Sat, Dec. 31 Slovakia-Russia B 8pm/5pm TSN

RELEGATION
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Mon, Jan. 2 5A vs. 5B Rel 1 11am/8am

QUARTER-FINALS
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 1 QF1 1pm/10am TSN
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 2 QF2 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN 1/4
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 3 QF3 5:30pm/2:30pm TSN 3/5
Mon, Jan. 2 Quarter-final 4 QF4 7pm/4pm TSN

RELEGATION
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Tues, Jan. 3 5A vs. 5B Rel 2 5:30pm/2:30pm

SEMIFINALS
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Wed, Jan. 4 Semifinal 1 SF1 3pm/Noon TSN
Wed, Jan. 4 Semifinal 2 SF2 7pm/4pm TSN

RELEGATION
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Thurs, Jan. 5 5A vs. 5B Rel 3 11am/8am

MEDAL ROUND
Date Matchup Group Time Network
Thurs, Jan. 5 Bronze Medal Game Bronze 3:30pm/12:30pm TSN
Thurs, Jan. 5 Gold Medal Game Gold 7:30pm/4:30pm TSN
Note: Group A, Relegation 1, Quarter-final 2, Quarter-final 4, Relegation 2, Semi-final games, Relegation 3 and medal games will be played at the Bell Centre on Montreal. All other games will be played at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.

Note: If qualified, Canada will play the Quarter-final 4 game in Montreal and the Semifinal 2 game in Montreal.

Note: QF matchups to be (2B-3A), (2A-3B), (1B-4A), (1A-4B), SF matchups to be W (QF1A-4B) - W (QF2B-3A), W (QF1B-4A) - W (QF2A-3B).

Note: Best 2-of-3 Relegation Round Home and Visitors alternated with higher ranked 5th placed team to start as home.

http://www.tsn.ca/2017-world-junior-hockey-schedule-1.484332

Thanks hockeyfan!

hockeyfan1 · December 28, 2016, 06:22:09 AM

Team Canada shuts out Team Slovakia by a score of 5-0.

Canada outshot Slovakia 44-6. Yes, you read it right. In doing so, it gave Canadian goalkeeper Connor Ingram an off-night practically. Canadian goals came from Taylor Raddysh, Anthony Cirelli, Tom Chabot, Michael McLeod, and Jeremy Lauzon.

On the other side of the fence, Slovakia netminder Adam Huska wqs a busy one in attempting to salvage his much outplayed teammates, in facing the 44 shots directed at him by his opponents.

Game story:
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/world-juniors-canada-slovakia-1.3913572

hockeyfan1 · December 28, 2016, 06:28:03 AM

Other WJHC results:

Team Denmark stunned Team Finland 3-2; Team Russia trounced Team Latvia 9-1; and, Team Switzerland held off Team Czech Republic 4-3.

For more on these games, click here:
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/world-junior-round-up-1.3913494

Coco-puffs · December 28, 2016, 08:28:51 AM

Quote from: WAYNEINIONA on December 27, 2016, 06:47:47 PM
I'm just glad Arizona took Strome instead of Marner.

If Arizona did choose Marner, I wonder if the Leafs would have chosen Hanafin though. Marner was definitely Hunter's guy. Hanafin was Babcock's. Who knows if anyone was truly in love with Strome in the org.

herman · December 28, 2016, 08:53:44 AM

Quote from: Coco-puffs on December 28, 2016, 08:28:51 AM
Quote from: WAYNEINIONA on December 27, 2016, 06:47:47 PM
I'm just glad Arizona took Strome instead of Marner.

If Arizona did choose Marner, I wonder if the Leafs would have chosen Hanafin though. Marner was definitely Hunter's guy. Hanafin was Babcock's. Who knows if anyone was truly in love with Strome in the org.

Wasn't there a draft day video of the CBJ table, where Dubas rang up Kekalainen with an offer of the 4th for their 8th + all their seconds, if Marner didn't drop to 4th? I think they were eying Werenski/Provarov as the backup plan.

Coco-puffs · December 28, 2016, 09:02:40 AM

Quote from: herman on December 28, 2016, 08:53:44 AM
Quote from: Coco-puffs on December 28, 2016, 08:28:51 AM
Quote from: WAYNEINIONA on December 27, 2016, 06:47:47 PM
I'm just glad Arizona took Strome instead of Marner.

If Arizona did choose Marner, I wonder if the Leafs would have chosen Hanafin though. Marner was definitely Hunter's guy. Hanafin was Babcock's. Who knows if anyone was truly in love with Strome in the org.

Wasn't there a draft day video of the CBJ table, where Dubas rang up Kekalainen with an offer of the 4th for their 8th + all their seconds, if Marner didn't drop to 4th? I think they were eying Werenski/Provarov as the backup plan.

I think I missed that. Would love to see it if anyone can dig it up.

If so, proof positive they weren't in love with Strome and probably felt the difference between Hanafin/Werenski/Provorov was pretty small so they'd rather get more assets by dropping down.

I think Leafs fans would have lost their shit at the time had it played out that way. Alot of people here were clamouring for Strome as they thought he'd be a 1st line center. He still might be, but man, if we lost out on Marner I'd much rather have Hanafin or Werenski+ over Strome in retrospect.

herman · December 28, 2016, 09:05:51 AM

We had a thread about it earlier but Google is easier.

PPP: http://www.pensionplanpuppets.com/2015/7/20/9006441/blue-jackets-draft-video-shows-leafs-offered-pick-no-4-for-picks-no-8

herman · December 28, 2016, 10:35:03 PM

Woll (and Bracco) pick up the 5-2 win for the US against Slovakia.

Grundstrom set up the game winner in Sweden's 4-2 win over the Swiss.

OrangeBlack · December 29, 2016, 05:26:07 PM

What are your opinions on Philippe Myers? Having seen more of him that I have, do you think he can play in the NHL next year?