US EditionTeam USA Hockey Stars Matthew and Brady Tkachuk’s Family Guide
- Matthew and Brady Tkachuk, sons of Keith Tkachuk, represented Team USA together for the first time outside of the NHL All-Star Game during the debut tournament involving four nations held in Boston in February 2025.
- Their participation followed distinct paths shaped by their upbringing in a hockey family in St. Louis and development in U.S. And collegiate programs.
- Matthew, a 27-year-old Stanley Cup winner with the Florida Panthers, and his brother Brady, who leads the Ottawa Senators as their team captain, had only previously shared the ice together once before the tournament.
- Before the event, Matthew expressed how much they had anticipated sharing the experience of competing side by side as brothers, highlighting the pride and meaning it held for them both.
- Their joint contributions highlight the impact of their family legacy on American hockey and suggest continued influence on the sport's future.
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Team USA Hockey Stars Matthew and Brady Tkachuk’s Family Guide
Courtesy of Brady Tkachuk/Instagram Team USA hockey stars Matthew and Brady Tkachuk are modern-day Bash Brothers who have helped turn the perception of American hockey on its head. Matthew, a forward with the Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers, and younger sibling Brady, the captain of the Ottawa Senators, had never played together on the same team — outside of the 2023 NHL All-Star Game — before representing their home country in the inaugu…
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