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I'm no expert on the world juniors but I can't help but feel as though there's something off when so many top notch players coming from Canada never play in this tournament for Canada. Maybe it's just me but it seems as though Team Canada tends to favour guys after their draft year a little too much at the expense of super talented players in their draft year.
I'm no expert on the world juniors but I can't help but feel as though there's something off when so many top notch players coming from Canada never play in this tournament for Canada. Maybe it's just me but it seems as though Team Canada tends to favour guys after their draft year a little too much at the expense of super talented players in their draft year.
If Canada needed a blueprint to beat Russia, it came a game too late, as Sweden showed how it?s done in the final game of the World Junior Championship in Calgary.
...the slow start and lack of physicality that doomed them against Russia in the semifinal...
The Swedes bested Russia by hemming in tournament MVP Evgeny Kuznetsov, outskating their opponent and pressuring at every juncture.
?We tried to forecheck hard and cover the boards with the two other guys,? said 2012 draft prospect Filip Forsberg. ?And I think we had a lot of success with that during the game.?
And when necessary, the Swedes got great goaltending from Minnesota Wild prospect Johan Gustafsson, who had been only so-so in the tournament before the final.
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