The Budapest Junior Hockey World Cup Is Not in Danger Even After the Russians Are Released
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The IIHF Division I/A Junior Men's Ice Hockey World Championship scheduled to start on December 6 in Budapest is not in jeopardy after the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) – following the ruling of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) – restored the Russian national team to the elite, while relegating the Norwegian team one division lower. Following this logic, the Hungarians should have been placed back in Division I/B, where they…
If the Norwegians are relegated due to the Russians' reinstatement, the field for the Budapest tournament will be expanded to seven members.
The International Ice Hockey Federation has poured clean water into the glass, the Hungarian World Cup is not in danger - They have made a clear decision.
The domino effect could have affected the U20 ice hockey team, but instead the field is being expanded. The post Budapest Junior Hockey World Cup is not in danger after the Russians are allowed back first appeared on 24.hu.
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