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WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY VIEWING PARTY MOVES TO MAPLE LEAF SQUARE
Viewing parties for the World Cup of Hockey best-of-three Final between Team Canada and Team Europe begin Sept. 27 at Maple Leaf Square.
Leon Draisaitl: Representing Europe, Germany and himself
Leon Draisaitl, one of six Germans on Team Europe, believes his country is getting better in international competitions, and hopes the World Cup of Hockey helps grow the hockey stage in Germany.
MARCHAND MAGIC MAKES ITS MARK AT WORLD CUP
The winger delivered a crowd-pleasing performance in Team Canada's semi-final triumph.
Auston Matthews: Making Waves
The Auston Matthews show arrived at the ACC on September 8th with Team North America’s debut, and it is certainly there to stay with the 2016-17 NHL season around the corner.
World-class Josi delivers European flair
The Swiss, blue-chip blueliner brings big-time skills to Team Europe.
Callahan Foundation helps families affected by pediatric cancer
When it comes to creating a solid foundation, Ryan and Kyla Callahan are more than happy to work overtime in achieving a shared goal.
Thornton adds heart and soul to Team Canada
He isn't sporting the “C” or “A” on his sweater for this tournament, but Joe Thornton's veteran presence and outstanding career are assets Team Canada couldn't pass up on.
WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY TROPHY UNVEILED
The World Cup of Hockey Trophy, designed by Frank Gehry, was revealed by Paul Henderson at the Pepsi Premiere Party at the Scotiabank World Cup of Hockey Fan Village.
Jokinen, Lehtinen, reunite for Team Finland
Jussi Jokinen has plenty of praise for the way former teammate and current Team Finland GM Jere Lehtinen played the game. Turns out, the feeling’s mutual.
MORGAN RIELLY KEEPS HIS EYE ON THE PRIZE
Morgan Rielly might be mum when it comes to what he won during his visit to the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), but he has plenty to say about the World Cup of Hockey.
My Hometown: Matt Duchene
Just before Duchene and Team Canada take to the ice for their first round-robin game of the World Cup of Hockey, the 25-year-old spoke with NHLPA.com about his beloved hometown.
Team North America: First Impressions
The World Cup of Hockey 2016 is guaranteed to be in a class of its own as it presents some unique twists. How Team North America fares is already a subject of intrigue.
Sedin twins look to net hockey and horse racing gold
Daniel and Henrik Sedin are hoping to celebrate a win of a different kind with their star horse, Nahar, one night before Sweden begins their quest for World Cup of Hockey gold.
SAM ROBERTS BAND & DAYA JOIN PEPSI WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY PREMIERE PARTY
Canadian rockers Sam Roberts Band and singer/songwriter Daya have joined the musical lineup for the Pepsi World Cup of Hockey Premiere Party at the Scotiabank World Cup of Hockey Fan Village in downtown Toronto’s historic Distillery District on Sept. 16.
My Hometown: Brandon Saad
One of the NHL’s most dynamic young forwards, Brandon Saad will suit up for Team North America at the upcoming World Cup of Hockey. Before the puck drops, Saad takes fans on a tour of his hometown of Gibsonia, Pennsylvania.
Komarov all systems go for another shot at international hockey glory
Ask Leo Komarov about the state of his golf game and there’s no trace of enthusiasm in his voice. Ask him about suiting up for Team Finland at the upcoming World Cup of Hockey, however, and you get a decidedly different response.
My Hometown: Tomas Tatar
Before he suits up with Team Europe, Tomas Tatar talks about his hometown in Slovakia, and what’s on the menu when he gets there.
Sbisa looks to reach World Cup summit with Team Europe
After conquering Mt. Kilimanjaro this summer, the 26-year-old defenceman sets his sights on hockey gold.
GRAMMY-NOMINATED ROCK BAND THE KILLERS TO HEADLINE PEPSI WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY PREMIERE PARTY
Grammy-nominated rock band, The Killers, will headline the Sept. 16 "Pepsi World Cup of Hockey Premiere Party". Festivities will include a parade featuring all eight World Cup teams.
GRAMMY® AWARD-WINNING ROCK BAND GREEN DAY TO HEADLINE CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS
The Scotiabank World Cup of Hockey Fan Village will salute members of Canada’s 2016 Olympic team followed by a live performance from Grammy® Award-winning rock band Green Day.