Fans in Montreal boo US anthem
Team USA angered, motivated by boos from Montreal crowd at 4 Nations Face-Off
MONTREAL — Team USA heard “The Star-Spangled Banner” booed inside Bell Centre before its opening game at the 4 Nations Face-Off, raising tensions ahead of a matchup against the host Canadians on Saturday night. “I didn’t like it,” American forward Matthew Tkachuk said after Thursday’s 6-1 win over Finland. “And that’s all I’ve got.”
When Canada takes on the United States in the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament at Montreal's Bell Centre on Saturday night, they'll have a distinct home ice advantage, according to NHL analyst Marty Biro ...
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Matthews joined Team Finland captain Aleksander Barkov during pre-game ceremonies of the opening game between Canada and ...
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