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Battered Finland's first practice includes just 11 skaters, two goalies

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Finland is off to a rough start at the 4 Nations Face-Off. The European team’s first practice on Monday included just 11 skaters and two goalies on the ice in Brossard, Que., The Athletic‘s Arpon Basu reported. A typical practice would see at least 21 players (12 forwards, six defencemen, three goalies) hit the ice. It was unclear which players were absent for head coach Antti Pennanen. Finland, which opens play on Thursday in Montreal against …

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Battered Finland's first practice includes just 11 skaters, two goalies

Finland is off to a rough start at the 4 Nations Face-Off. The European team’s first practice on Monday included just 11 skaters and two goalies on the ice in Brossard, Que., The Athletic‘s Arpon Basu reported. A typical practice would see at least 21 players (12 forwards, six defencemen, three goalies) hit the ice. It was unclear which players were absent for head coach Antti Pennanen. Finland, which opens play on Thursday in Montreal against …

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