US EditionUS blanks newcomer Hungary, moves to 2-0 at hockey worlds
- On Sunday in Herning, the United States secured a 6-0 shutout win over newcomer Hungary, marking their second clean sheet in the ongoing ice hockey tournament.
- The U.S. Built momentum from an earlier 5-0 shutout over Denmark and maintained strong defensive and offensive play throughout the tournament.
- Meanwhile, Canada recorded its second win by routing Latvia 7-1 in Group A in Stockholm, with multiple players, including Travis Konecny and Kent Johnson, scoring key goals.
- Travis Konecny tallied two goals along with an assist, Kent Johnson found the net twice, and Sidney Crosby provided three assists, while goalie Marc-Andre Fleury made 16 saves.
- These victories highlight strong starts for the United States and Canada, suggesting both teams may continue to perform well in upcoming matches, with Canada facing France Tuesday and the U.S. Meeting Switzerland Monday.
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IIHF - U.S. stays perfect against Hungary
The kids are all right. Frank Nazar and Cutter Gauthier, who are both 21, scored two goals apiece to lead the U.S. to a 6-0 romp over winless Hungary on Sunday in Herning. Assistant captain Conor Garland and Logan Cooley had a goal and an assist apiece. The Americans, who opened with a 5-0 shutout over host Denmark, have not conceded a goal through two games at the 2025 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship. Nazar added an assist for a three-poin…
Two convincing wins in the Czech group. The Americans and Germans remain 100%
In addition to the evening duel between the Czech Republic and Norway, Group B of the World Hockey Championship also had two afternoon matches on the schedule. The United States demolished Hungary 6-0, with Frank Nazar and Cutter Gauthier scoring two goals. The Germans also scored, defeating Kazakhstan 4-1.
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