World Junior Championships
Team USA scored three times in the third period to pull
away from Canada for a 4-2 win. It was the first preliminary round game for both teams.
None of the four Terriers (three current, one future) registered points. Brandon
Fortunato and Charlie McAvoy were both +1, while 2016 recruit Chad Krys was -1.
Brandon Hickey, skating for Team Canada was -1.
● USA Hockey recap
● IIHF box
score
● CBS Eye on Sports analysis
● SB Nation analysis
Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson scored a goal on a great
individual effort as Sweden thumped Switzerland, 8-3.
● WTBU Sports report
● Let’sGoBruins.com recap
and video
► Team USA takes on Sweden on Monday with puck drop set
for 9 AM ET. NHL Network will air the game live.
Looking back
Jack Eichel recorded an NHL career-best night with four
points—two goals and two assists—as Buffalo doubled up the Bruins, 6-3 in the
All American and Hobey Baker Award winner’s first visit to TD Garden since last
season. Both goals came in the third
period: the first on a deflection off a defender’s skate and the second on a
150 foot shot into the empty net when Boston pulled its goalie. Eichel, who
earned first-star honors, now has 20 points (11G, 9A) in 35
games.
●NHL.com recap
and video
● WEEI.com recap
● Boston.com report
● Buffalo News: Eichel returns to TD
Garden
Looking ahead
2018 recruit Jake Wise scored a pair of goals for Central
Catholic, but the Raiders fell in overtime, 4-3, to Pope Paul in the Pete
Frates Classic in North Andover.
Wise, who scored 16 goals and 26 assists as a freshman to
earn SB Nation’s Massachusetts High School Rookie of the Year honors, is one of
the top US skaters among ’00 birthdates. He’s expected to join the NTDP U17s
next season and was a guest of USA Hockey at Agganis Arena earlier this year
when the U18s played BU.
● ESPN.com recap
Central
Catholic goal: Jake Wise answers on the scoreboard with a rebound goal. 2-2
with around 8 minutes left. pic.twitter.com/16lAWzrYaf
—
Kevin Dillon (@kddillon219) December
26, 2015
Central
Catholic goal: Jake Wise capitalizes on the power play. 3-3 with 5:06 left in
the 3rd pic.twitter.com/ATSueOt2Px
—
Kevin Dillon (@kddillon219) December
26, 2015
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