Game Notes Media Contacts TEAM USA Dave Fischer 2014 Olympic Winter Games • Sochi, Russia 719.207.5216 or +7 925 007 9283 USA (3-1-0-1) vs. FIN (3-0-1-1) Mike Gilbert Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 • 9:00 p.m. • Bronze-Medal Game 719.207.5196 or +7 925 007 9286 • TONIGHT’S GAME -- The U.S. Olympic Men’s Team takes on Finland tonight in the bronze-medal game of the 2014 2014 Olympic Winter Games Olympic Winter Games at Bolshoy Ice Dome. Team USA is the home team and will wear its blue jerseys. The U.S. has played in one previ- Team USA Game Schedule ous bronze-medal game in the Olympics, that in 1992 when it dropped a 6-1 decision to Czechosolvakia. Team USA is seeking its 12th medal Preliminary Round all-time in the Olympic Winter Games. Thursday, Feb. 13 • BACK-TO-BACK MEDALS -- With a win tonight, the U.S. will have vs. USA (NBCSN) W, 7-1 won back-to-back medals in the Olympic Winter Games for the first time since 1956 and 1960. In addition, it would mean that Team USA Saturday, Feb. 15 has medaled in three of the last four Olympic Winter Games, its most successful period of time since back-to-back-to-back medals in 1952 Russia vs. USA (NBCSN) W, 3-2 (SO) (silver), 1956 (silver) and 1960 (gold). Sunday, Feb. 16 • QUICK IN -- will get the call in goal tonight Slovenia vs. USA (NBCSN) W, 5-1 for the U.S. He is 3-1 in the Olympic tournament (.947, 1.47) and is coming off a 36-save performance in Team USA’s 1-0 loss last night to Medal Round Canada in the semifinals. Wednesday, Feb. 19 - Quarterfinals • ALL-TIME VS. FINLAND -- The U.S. is 7-3-2 against Finland all-time Czech Republic (USA Network) W, 5-2 in Olympic competition, including a 6-1 victory in the most recent meet- ing between the teams in the semifinals of the 2010 Olympic Winter Friday, Feb. 21 - Semifinals Games. Canada (NBCSN) L, 0-1 Feb. 26, 2010 -- USA 6, Finland 1 Feb. 22, 2006 -- Finland 4, USA 3 Saturday, Feb. 22 Feb. 15, 2002 -- USA 6, Finland 0 Feb. 23, 1994 -- Finland 6, USA 1 Finland (NBCSN) 7 p.m./10 a.m. Feb. 13, 1992 -- USA 4, Finland 1 (Bronze-medal game) Feb. 15, 1984 -- USA 3, Finland 3 Feb. 24, 1980 -- USA 4, Finland 2 Game times listed are local time/EST Feb. 10, 1976 -- USA 5, Finland 4 Feb. 10, 1972 -- USA 4, Finland 1 Feb. 17, 1968 -- USA 1, Finland 1 U.S. Medals at the Feb. 7, 1964 -- Finland 3, USA 2 Feb. 18, 1952 -- USA 8, Finland 2 Year Medal Location • -- The U.S. was last night by Canada, mark- 2010 Silver , B.C. Ron Wilson ing the first time since 1976 that a U.S. men’s team was blanked in 2002 Silver , Utah the Games. In Olympic competition all-time, the U.S. has shutout its 1980 Gold Lake Placid, N.Y. Herb Brooks opponent on 21 occassions and been blanked itself just six times (two 1972 Silver Sapporo, Japan Murray Williamson by Canada). It was just the fourth 1-0 game the U.S. has played in 1960 Gold Squaw Valley, Calif. Jack Riley Olympic history, with the other three all coming in 1936. 1956 Silver Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy 1952 Silver Oslo, Norway John E. Pleban Feb. 21, 2014 Canada 1, USA 0 1936 Bronze Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany Albert Prettyman Feb. 6, 1936 USA 1, Germany 0 1932 Silver Lake Placid, N.Y. Alred Winsor Feb. 12, 1936 USA 1, Austria 0 1924 Silver Chamonix, France William Haddock Feb. 16, 1936 Canada 1, USA 0 1920 Silver Antwerp, Belgium Cornelius Fellowes

• THIS AND THAT -- Two players -- James van Riemsdyk and Phil - LAST TIME OUT -- Jonathan Quick made 36 saves, Kessel -- had their four-game Olympic streaks halted last night but the U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team fell to in Team USA’s 1-0 loss to Canada ... The U.S. and Finland will meet Canada, 1-0, in the semifinals of the Olympic Winter for the fourth straight Olympic Winter Games here tonight. Team USA Games. It was Team USA’s first loss of the 2014 Olympic has won two of the last three match-ups ... The U.S. and Finland met Winter Games. Ryan Suter led all players in time on ice in the bronze medal game of the 2013 IIHF Men’s World Championship (26:11) and Zach Parise recorded a game-high eight on May 19, 2013, in Stockholm, , with Team USA earning a shots on goal. 3-2 shootout victory. Alex Galchenyuk scored in the bottom of the fourth round of the shootout, his second goal in the shootout, to lift the - LINEUP TONIGHT -- The U.S. will utilize the same line- U.S.... Team USA’s roster is filled with players that have won medals up it did last night against Canada in the semifinals. Non- at various levels of IIHF World Championships (men’s senior/Olympics, dressing players include , Paul Martin, junior, U18). Three players, however, are looking to earn their first and Jimmy Howard. medal in international play, including , Blake Wheeler, and Paul Martin. Team USA Game Notes vs. Finland • Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 • 2014 Olympic Winter Games • Page Two

- ONLINE MEDIA GUIDE -- Media can find player and staff bios and historical information pertinent to the 2014 USA vs. FIN U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team online at olympics. 2014 Olympic Winter Games Statistical Comparison usahockey.com. A printed media guide is not available. Category USA FIN - ROSTER NUGGETS -- The 2014 U.S. Olympic Men’s Record 3-1-0-1 3-0-1-1 Ice Hockey Team includes 13 returnees from the silver Goals For Average 20/4.00 19/3.80 medal-winning 2010 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Goals Against Average 7/1.40 10/2.00 Team. The 25 members of Team USA represent 17 NHL teams and seven states. The Rangers Power Play .214 (3-14) .188 (3-16) and St. Louis Blues each have three players. Killing .917 (11-12) .600 (6-10) is the home state for the most U.S. Olympians (eight). Shots For Gm/Avg 30.20 30.80 The U.S. roster includes 15 first-round draft choices, Shots Against Gm/Avg 26.40 26.20 including Patrick Kane, the No. 1 overall selection in Shorthanded Goals 0 0 the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Twenty members of Team Saves % .947 .924 USA played U.S. college hockey, with the University of Leading Scorers Kessel (5-3--8) Granlund (3-2--5) Wisconsin leading the way with four players. Pavelski (1-4--5) Vatanen (0-5--5) - AMERICA -- Zach Parise is captain of the JVR (1-4--5) Five Players (4 pts) 2014 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team. Parise, Four Players (4 pts) who played for the U.S. at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, is a two-time gold medalist (2002 U18 World Championship, 2004 World Junior Championship). • OSHIE -- T.J. Oshie scored the deciding goal in the bottom of the eighth Forward Dustin Brown and defenseman Ryan Suter round of the shootout to lift the U.S. to an epic 3-2 victory over Russia are serving as Team USA’s alternate captains. All three on Feb. 15. Oshie six times in the shootout and converted on four players wear a letter for their respective NHL clubs. occasions. Oshie shot five times in a shootout in the IIHF Men’s World Brown is the captain of the L.A. Kings, while Parise Championship in Cologne, Germany, on May 18, 2010, converting three and Suter are both alternate captains for the Minnesota times, including the game-winner, to help the U.S. to a 3-2 win over Italy Wild. in the relegation round ... Oshie made the media rounds after the game, including spending 30 minutes in the mixed zone after the game; meeting • COACHING STAFF -- The U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice more media at the Main Press Center with teammates , Hockey Team is led by head coach Dan Bylsma, head James van Riemdsdyk and Cam Fowler for 20 minutes; and then finish- coach of the Penguins. , ing the night at the International Broadcast Center for interviews with Dan captain of the 1994 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Patrick and Al Michaels. Oshie was greeted with enthusiastic applause Team and -winning NHL coach; Todd at the NBC compound at the IBC and stopped for photos with many NBC Richards, head coach of the ; staffers ... Oshie came into the Olympics with approximately 90,000 fol- and , assistant coach with the Pittsburgh lowers on Twitter and today has more than 240,000. Oshie was trending Penguins, are serving as assistant coaches. worldwide on Twitter following the Russia game and received shoutouts from many, including President Obama. - NTDP ROOTS -- Nine members of the U.S. Olympic squad played at USA Hockey’s National Team • BACK IN THE OLYMPICS -- Team USA returns 13 players from its silver Development Program in Ann Arbor, Mich., including medal-winning 2010 Olympic Team, including and Justin Faulk, Cam Fowler, Jimmy Howard, Patrick Jonathan Quick; defensemen and Ryan Suter; and for- Kane, Ryan Kesler, , Kevin Shattenkirk, wards David Backes, Dustin Brown, , Patrick Kane, Ryan Ryan Suter and James van Riemsdyk. Kesler, Phil Kessel, Zach Parise, Joe Pavelski and Paul Stastny.

• FAMILY AFFAIR -- Ryan Suter made his Olympic • TEAM USA EXPERIENCE -- Members of the U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice debut in 2010, but he isn’t the first member of his Hockey Team have played in a combined 651 games in a U.S. uniform. family to play for Team USA at the Olympics. Suter’s Ryan Suter (67), Phil Kessel (56), Dustin Brown (55), Zach Parise (41), dad, Bob, was a member of the gold medal-winning Ryan Kesler (37) and James van Riemsdyk (37) lead the pack for the 1980 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team and his U.S. Most recently, three members of the U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey uncle, Gary, captured a silver medal with the 2002 U.S. Team -- Justin Faulk, T.J. Oshie and Paul Stastny -- helped the 2013 Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team. In addition, Paul U.S. Men’s National Team capture the bronze medal at the IIHF Men’s Stastny’s father, Peter, played for Czechoslovakia at World Championship. the 1980 Olympic Winter Games and Slovakia at the 1994 Games. - TEAM USA HOST -- Nikita Evsey is the team host for the 2014 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team. He lives in Minsk, the capital of Belarus • YOUNG GUNS -- Of the U.S. 25-man roster, 22 and is fluent in English, Belorussian and Russian. Evsey founded a mar- members are under 30 years old. Justin Faulk is the keting agency called Eting Mark Agency and also works as a lecturer at youngest member of Team USA at 21 years old, while Belarusian National Technical University. Ryan Miller is the oldest at 33 years old. - INTERNATIONAL HONORS -- Ten members of Team USA have • JUNIOR CONNECTION -- Eight members of the received directorate awards or have been selected to media all-star teams U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team played in at IIHF tournaments. The list includes goaltender Ryan Miller, who was either the Hockey League or the North awarded most valuable player, best goaltender and all-star honors at the , including Ryan Miller, who 2010 Olympic Winter Games, and forward Zach Parise, who was a media suited up for the Soo Indians of the NAHL. all-star pick at the 2010 Olympics. Team USA Game Notes vs. Finland • Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 • 2014 Olympic Winter Games • Page Three

- TIDBITS FROM PAST GAME NOTES -- Many of Team Team USA Overall USA’s players and coaches, including head coach Dan Bylsma, were at the U.S.-Canada women’s game on Feb. Average Height...... 6-1 12. In addition, players have been taking in other events, Average Weight...... 203 both in the coastal and mountain clusters, since their arrival Average Age...... 27 ... Zach Parise, Ryan Suter and Patrick Kane appeared Shoots/Catches Left...... 14 on Today on NBC with Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie Shoots/Catches Right...... 11 on Feb. 12 and also stopped for an interview with The Weather Channel’s Al Roker and a photo with Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush ... Zach Parise and Ryan Suter Home State of Team USA sat down with Amy Kobach of Good Morning America Minnesota...... 8 on Feb. 14 at the Main Press Center and then journeyed New York...... 5 to the International Broadcast Center to do an inter- Connecticut...... 3 view with NBC’s Rebecca Lowe. Suter and Parise met ...... 3 Nastia Luikin in the NBC commisary and also chatted with NBC Sports executive producer Sam Flood ... Ron Wisconsin...... 3 DeGregorio, president of USA Hockey; Dave Ogrean, New Jersey...... 2 executive director of USA Hockey; and Gavin Regan, Missouri...... 1 vice president of USA Hockey and chair or the organi- zation’s International Council, are all in Sochi and will be NHL Connection here through the duration of the Olympic Winter Games ...... 3 ... The 2014 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team includes five Ryans (Callahan, Kesler, Suter, McDonagh St. Louis Blues...... 3 and Miller). Incidentally, the name Ryan means “little ...... 2 king.” ... The U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team stays ...... 2 in the Olympic Village ... U.S. general manager David ...... 2 Poile turned 64 on Feb. 14. Poile is recovering from injury Maple Leafs...... 2 suffered after getting hit with a puck in St. Paul on Feb. ...... 1 6 and will not be with the team here in Sochi ... Both times the U.S. has won the gold medal in the Olympics, ...... 1 its journey has included a victory over Czechoslovakia ...... 1 ... Ryan Suter’s father, Bob, who helped the U.S. to a Chicago Blackhawks...... 1 gold medal in men’s ice hockey in 1980, arrived in Sochi ...... 1 on Feb. 19 ... Patrick Kane had his four-game Olympic ...... 1 point streak end on Sunday (Feb. 16) vs. Slovenia ... ...... 1 T.J. Oshie and Jonathan Quick appeared on Today Monday (Feb. 17). The duo met Olympic silver medalist ...... 1 Andrew Weibrecht (super-G) while on the set. In addi- ...... 1 tion, Oshie’s mom, Tina, who watches Today regularly, Washington Captails...... 1 came along to enjoy the experience. She made such an ...... 1 impression off-camera that host Willie Geist asked her to come on the show at the top of the 9 o’clock hour to chat. College Connection She was tracked down by the USA Hockey PR staff at the University of Wisconsin...... 4 women’s hockey semifinal game between the U.S. and Sweden and agreed to come back across Olympic Park ...... 3 to be on the show ... Captain Zach Parise and alternate University of North Dakota...... 2 captain Ryan Suter were back on Today Monday (Feb. ...... 1 17) as well, handing out mittens to the crowd and doing Boston University...... 1 a fun segment on the Russian language with Al Roker. Michigan State University...... 1 The duo left there and did an interview with Lester Holt Minnesota State University...... 1 for NBC’s afternoon primetime show and then visited the Ohio State University...... 1 FOX studio for an interview with Chris Chelios and Julie Stewart-Binks ... Phil Kessel recorded three goals to University of Denver...... 1 help the U.S. to a 5-1 win over Slovenia on Sunday (Feb. ...... 1 16). It was the first hat trick by an American player in the University of ...... 1 Olympics since John LeClair scored three times in a 6-0 University of Michigan...... 1 win over Finland on Feb. 15, 2002 ... David Backes and University of Minnesota Duluth...... 1 his wife Kelly are big advocates in helping rescue and University of New Hampshire...... 1 protect homeless pets nationwide. For more information visit athletesforanimals.org ... David Backes and Joe Pavelski visited the International Broadcast Center after NHL Draft by Round practice on Feb. 20 to chat with NBC’s Dan Patrick. The First Round...... 15 duo then went to FOX studios to visit with Julie Stewart- Second Round...... 6 Binks and Chris Chelios ... The Team USA training staff Third Round...... 1 has had to move the contents of the team’s lockerroom Fourth Round...... 1 back and forth between rooms six times during the Fifth Round...... 1 course of the tournament. Sixth Round...... 0 Seventh Round...... 1 Team USA Game Notes vs. Finland • Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 • 2014 Olympic Winter Games • Page Four

- MEDAL HAUL -- The 25 players on the U.S. roster have combined to capture 39 medals in International Ice Hockey TEAM USA 2013-14 NHL PLAYER STATS Federation World Championships, including 15 gold medals, Through Feb. 8 games 17 silver medals and 7 bronze medals GOALTENDERS • GOLD MEDALISTS -- Eleven members of Team USA have won a gold medal at an IIHF-sanctioned event. No Name GP W L OTL GAA SV% SO 32 Jonathan Quick 32 16 13 2 2.18 .911 3 2010 IIHF World Junior Champ. - Carlson, Fowler, Stepan Los Angeles Kings 2010 IIHF Men’s U18 World Champ. - Faulk 35 Jimmy Howard 34 12 13 9 2.65 .914 2 2009 IIHF Men’s U18 World Champ. - Fowler Detroit Red Wings 2006 IIHF Men’s U18 World Champ. - Kane, van Riemsdyk 39 Ryan Miller 39 14 22 3 2.74 .923 0 2005 IIHF Men’s U18 World Champ. - Kessel Buffalo Sabres 2004 IIHF World Junior Champ. - Kesler, Parise, Suter 2002 IIHF Men’s U18 World Champ. - Howard, Kesler, DEFENSEMEN Parise, Suter No Name GP G A PTS PIM • SILVER MEDALISTS -- Sixteen members of Team USA have won a silver medal at an IIHF-sanctioned event. 3 Cam Fowler 60 6 25 31 12 Anaheim Ducks 2010 Olympic Winter Games - Backes, Brown, Callahan, 4 John Carlson 59 10 13 23 16 Kane, Kesler, Kessel, Miller, Orpik, Parise, Pavelski, Quick, Stastny, Suter 7 Paul Martin 33 2 10 12 8 2007 IIHF Men’s U18 World Champ. - McDonagh, Pittsburgh Penguins Shattenkirk, van Riemsdyk 20 Ryan Suter 59 6 27 33 24 2004 IIHF Men’s U18 World Champ. - Kessel Minnesota Wild 22 Kevin Shattenkirk 56 8 28 36 20 • BRONZE MEDALISTS -- Six members of Team USA St. Louis Blues have won a bronze medal at an IIHF-sanctioned event. 27 Ryan McDonagh 59 8 22 30 18 New York Rangers 2013 IIHF Men’s World Champ. - Faulk, Oshie, Stastny 44 Brooks Orpik 50 1 11 12 42 2011 IIHF World Junior Champ. - Faulk Pittsburgh Penguins 2007 IIHF World Junior Champ. - Kane, van Riemsdyk 72 Justin Faulk 57 3 19 22 31 2004 IIHF Men’s World Champ. - Brown Carolina Hurricanes

• TEAM OF CHAMPIONS -- In addition to the 39 combined FORWARDS medals won by Team USA members at IIHF-sanctioned events, Team USA’s roster is filled with champions. No Name GP G A PTS PIM 8 Joe Pavelski 59 29 25 54 26 David Backes -- USHL Clark Cup (2003-Lincoln Stars) San Jose Sharks Dustin Brown -- Stanley Cup (2012) 9 Zach Parise 44 19 17 36 20 Justin Faulk -- NCAA (2011-Univ. of Minnesota Duluth) Minnesota Wild Patrick Kane -- Stanley Cup (2010, 2013) 12 Derek Stepan 59 10 25 35 12 Paul Martin -- NCAA (2002, 2003-Univ. of Minnesota) New York Rangers Brooks Orpik -- NCAA (2001-Boston College); Stanley Cup 17 Ryan Kesler 60 20 18 38 63 (2009) Vancouver Canucks Zach Parise -- USA Hockey Tier I Youth 17 & Under 21 James van Riemsdyk 58 24 23 47 34 National Championship (2001-Shattuck-St. Mary’s) Joe Pavelski -- USHL Clark Cup (2004-Waterloo); 23 Dustin Brown 58 10 6 16 56 NCAA (2006-Univ. of Wisconsin) Los Angeles Kings Jonathan Quick -- Stanley Cup (2012) 24 Ryan Callahan 42 11 13 24 14 Kevin Shattenkirk -- NCAA (2009-Boston University) New York Rangers Paul Stastny --NCAA (2005-Univ. of Denver) 26 Paul Stastny 52 17 24 41 20 Colorado Avalanche - NHL LEADERS -- Several U.S. players rank in the top- 28 Blake Wheeler 60 22 26 48 42 five among all NHLers in league statistical categories. Phil Winnipeg Jets Kessel (65) and Patrick Kane (63) are fourth and fifth in 42 David Backes 52 20 22 42 78 points. Kessel is second in goals (31), while Joe Pavelski St. Louis Blues is tied for fourth with 29. Ryan Suter leads the league in 67 Max Pacioretty 50 26 11 37 24 average TOI (29:49). Kevin Shattenkirk is third among Montreal Canadiens NHL defensemen with 20 power-play points. Kane, Pavelski and Zach Parise are tied for third in the NHL in power-play 74 T.J. Oshie 57 14 32 46 30 goals (10). Max Pacioretty is tied for second in the league St. Louis Blues with seven game-winning goals. Ryan Kesler is tied for fifth 81 Phil Kessel 60 31 34 65 19 in shots (205). Kessel leads the league in assists (17) and Toronto Maple Leafs points (28) since Jan. 1, while Pavelski leads the league in 88 Patrick Kane 59 27 36 63 18 goals (13) during that time. Jonathan Quick ranks fourth Chicago Blackhawks overall in goals against average (2.05) since Jan. 1. Team USA Game Notes vs. Finland • Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 • 2014 Olympic Winter Games • Page Five

Team USA Statistics in the XXII Olympic Winter Games USA Hockey Happenings GP G A PTS PIM +/- GWG PPG SHG SOG Phil Kessel 5 5 3 8 2 +6 1 0 0 21 - The U.S. Paralmypic Sled Hockey Team is cur- James van Riemsdyk 5 1 4 5 2 +7 0 0 0 13 rently taking part in a 10-day training camp in Char- Joe Pavelski 5 1 4 5 0 +2 0 1 0 6 lotte, N.C., as part of its final preparations for the David Backes 5 3 1 4 4 +2 1 0 0 9 Paralympic Winter Games. A PBS documentary on Ryan Kesler 5 1 3 4 0 +6 1 0 0 6 the Paralympic team will air nationally Feb. 24 at T.J. Oshie 5 1 3 4 2 +1 1 0 0 6 10 p.m. ET. Patrick Kane 5 0 4 4 2 +3 0 0 0 14 Dustin Brown 5 2 1 3 4 +4 0 0 0 7 - The ninth annual Labatt Blue/USA Hockey Pond Kevin Shattenkirk 5 0 3 3 0 +3 0 0 0 8 Hockey National Championships took place Ryan Suter 5 0 3 3 0 +4 0 0 0 2 Feb. 7-9 in Eagle River, Wis. Some 340 teams par- Paul Stastny 5 2 0 2 0 E 0 0 0 10 ticipated in the event on Dollar Lake. John Carlson 5 1 1 2 0 +1 0 0 0 4 Ryan McDonagh 5 1 1 2 0 +3 0 0 0 8 - The seventh edition of Hockey Weekend Across Cam Fowler 5 1 0 1 0 +5 0 1 0 4 America will take place Feb. 28-Mar. 2. The three- Brooks Orpik 5 0 1 1 2 +2 0 0 0 3 day nationwide celebration of the sport features Max Pacioretty 4 0 1 1 2 E 0 0 0 8 Wear Your Favorite Jersey Day (Friday), Try Hock- Blake Wheeler 5 0 1 1 2 E 0 0 0 4 ey Day (Saturday) and Celebrate Local Hockey Ryan Callahan 5 0 1 1 0 E 0 0 0 5 Heroes Day (Sunday). This year, nearly 450 rinks Paul Martin 4 0 0 0 0 +2 0 0 0 2 across the U.S. have signed up to host a Try Hock- Zach Parise 5 1 0 0 0 -1 0 1 0 11 ey for Free event as part of Saturday’s Try Hockey Justin Faulk 1 0 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 0 Day. Derek Stepan 1 0 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 0

- USA Hockey’s National Team Development Pro- GP-GS MIN GA GAA SVS SV% W-OTW-OTL-L SO Jimmy Howard 0-0 0 0 0.00 0 .000 0-0-0-0 0 gram had both its teams competing during the most Ryan Miller 1-1 60 1 1.00 17 .944 1-0-0-0 0 recent international break. The U.S. National Un- Jonathan Quick 4-4 245 6 1.47 108 .947 2-1-0-1 0 der-18 Team took first place in the Under-18 Five Nations Tournament, held Feb. 5-9 in Moscow, Russia. The U.S. National Under-17 Team trav- • STATISTICAL LEADERS -- Below is a look at where members of Team eled to Sundsvail, Sweden, to play in the Under-17 USA rank in various statistical categories in the 2014 Olympic men’s ice Five Nations Tournament and came home with a hockey tournament through games of Feb. 21. first-place finish. Points - The U.S. Men’s and Women’s National Under-18 T1. Kessel 5-3--8 Teams will compete in their respective IIHF World T7. Pavelski 1-4--5 Championships in the coming weeks. The wom- JVR 1-4--5 en will travel to Budapest, Hungary, March 23-30, while the men will be in Lappeenranta and Imatra, Goals Finland, April 17-27. Full tournament coverage from T1. Kessel 5 both events will be provided on USAHockey.com. T6. Backes 3

- To receive the latest news and information from Assists USA Hockey, follow us on Twitter (@USAHockey) T2. Kane 4 and “like” our Facebook page (USA Hockey). Pavelski 4 JVR 4 Faceoff Percentage 12. Kesler .607 (51-84) Plus/Minus 1. JVR +7 T2. Kessel +6 Kesler +6 T4. Fowler +5

- INTO THE RECORD BOOKS -- Ryan Miller set the all-time U.S. Olympic record with a 1.35 GAA during the 2010 Olympics and with his win over Slovenia on Monday (Feb. 20) is just one win shy of the all-time United States career wins record (Miller (and Jim Craig) has six; Jack McCartan holds the record with seven). Team USA Game Notes vs. Finland • Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 • 2014 Olympic Winter Games • Page Six

Preliminary Round • Slovakia vs. USA Preliminary Round • USA vs. Slovenia Februrary 13, 2014—Shayba Arena • Sochi, Russia (4,119) Februrary 16, 2014—Shayba Arena • Sochi, Russia (4,892) United States (v) 1 6 0 — 7 United States (v) 2 2 1 — 5 Slovakia (h) 0 1 0 — 1 Slovenia (h) 0 0 1 — 1

1st: USA-Carlson (Kessel, van Riemsdyk), 14:27 1st: USA-Kessel (Pavelski), 1:04 2nd: SVK-Tatar (Hossa), 0:24 USA-Kessel (Pavelski, Orpik), 4:33 USA-Kesler (Kane), 1:26 2nd: USA-Kessel (van Riemsdyk, Pavelski), 11:05 USA-Stastny (Pacioretty, Oshie), 2:32 USA-McDonagh (Wheeler, Oshie), 12:17 USA-Backes (Kessel), 8:16 3rd: USA-Backes (Callahan, Brown), 3:26 USA-Stastny (Shattenkirk, Oshie), 13:30 SLO-M. Rodman (D. Rodman, Urbas), 19:42 USA-Kessel (Kesler, vanRiemsdyk), 14:20 USA-Brown (Carlson, Kane), 15:37 Penalties: SLO 2-4; USA 3-6 Power Plays: SLO 0-3; USA 0-2 3rd: No scoring Saves: SLO-Gracnar (6-9-8--23), 60:00; USA-Miller (7-4-6--17), 60:00 Shots: SLO 7-4-7--18; USA 8-11-9--28 Penalties: SVK 2-4; USA 1-2 Power Plays: SVK 0-1; USA 0-2 Saves: SVK-Halak (10-8-x--18), 33:30; USA-Quick (4-12-6--22), 60:00 Officials: Refs-Mike Leggo, Jyri Ronn; Lines-Miroslav Valach, Mark Wheeler SVK-Budaj (x-2-6--8), 26:30 Shots: SVK 4-13-6--23; USA 11-16-6--33 Notes: Phil Kessel recorded the first hat trick by a U.S. Olympic men’s player since John LeClair score three times against Finland at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games Officials: Refs-Antonin Jerabek, Kevin Pollock; Lines-Mark Wheeler, Jesse Wilmot to help the U.S. clinch a bye into the quarterfinals and the second overall seed in the Olympic Tournament. Joe Pavelski assisted on all three Kessel goals. In addition, Notes: Phil Kessel had a goal and two assists and 11 different players registered Ryan Miller moved into a tie for second all-time among U.S. goaltenders in career points overall as the U.S. downed Slovakia for the first time ever in Olympic play. Olympic wins with six. Derek Stepan made his Olympic debut. Six players had two points apiece and Jonathan Quick made 22 saves to pick up the victory in his Olympic debut. Quarterfinal Round • USA vs. Czech Republic Preliminary Round • USA vs. Russia Februrary 19, 2014—Shayba Arena • Sochi, Russia (4,606) Februrary 15, 2014—Bolshoy Ice Dome • Sochi, Russia Czech Republic (v) 1 0 1 — 2 (11,678) United States (h) 3 1 1 — 5

Russia (v) 0 1 1 0 — 2 1st: USA-van Riemsdyk (Kesler, Kane), 1:39 United States (h) 0 1 1 1 — 3 CZE-Hemsky (unassisted), 4:31 USA-Brown (Backes, Suter), 14:38 1st: No scoring USA-Backes (Suter, McDonagh), 19:58 2nd: RUS-Datsyuk (Markov, Radulov), 9:15 2nd: USA-Parise (Pavelski, Suter), 9:31 (pp) USA-Fowler (van Riemsdyk, Kessel), 16:34 (pp) 3rd: USA-Kessel (Kesler, Shattenkirk), 2:01 3rd: USA-Pavelski (Kane, Shattenkirk), 9:27 (pp) CZE-Hemsky (unassisted), 13:00 RUS-Datsyuk (Markov), 12:44 (pp) OT: No scoring Penalties: CZE 3-6; USA 1-2 Power Plays: CZE 0-1; USA 1-3 SO: USA-Oshie (goal); RUS-Malkin (miss) Saves: CZE-Pavelec (6-2-x--8), 29:31; USA-Quick (6-6-9--21), 60:00 USA-van Riemsdyk (save); RUS-Datsyuk (save) CZE-Salak (x-6-6--12), 30:29 USA-Pavelski (save); RUS-Kovalchuk (goal) Shots: CZE 7-6-10--23; USA 9-9-7--25 RUS-Kovalchuk (save); USA-Oshie (miss) RUS-Datsyuk (goal); USA-Oshie (goal) Officials: Refs-Konstantin Olenin, Kevin Pollock; Lines-Derek Amell, Ivan Dedioulia RUS-Kovalchuk (goal); USA-Oshie (goal) RUS-Datsyuk (save); USA-Oshie (save) Notes: Phil Kessel recorded his fifth goal and Olympic-leading eighth point, Ryan RUS-Kovalchuk (save); USA-Oshie (goal) Suter had three assists and David Backes scored once and assisted on another U.S. tally to help the Americans to the Olympic semifinals for the third time in the Penalties: RUS 5-10; USA 6-12 Power Plays: RUS 1-6; USA 2-5 last four Olympics. Saves: RUS-Bobrovsky (10-12-7-2--31), 65:00; USA-Quick (13-7-6-3--29), 65:00 Shots: RUS 13-8-7-3-0--31; USA 10-13-8-2-1--34 Semifinal Round • USA vs. Canada Officials: Refs-Brad Meier, Marcus Vinnerborg; Lines-Greg Devorski, Jesse Wilmot Februrary 21, 2014—Bolshoy Ice Dome • Sochi, Russia Notes: T.J. Oshie scored four times in six shootout attempts, including the (11,172) game-winner in the eighth round, and Jonathan Quick made 29 saves, to lead the U.S. to victory in an epic preliminary-round game before a sold-out crowd that Canada (v) 0 1 0 — 1 included Russian president Putin. Cam Fowler and Joe Pavelski both scored their United States (h) 0 0 0 — 0 first Olympic goals (both on the power play) and the U.S. killed five-of-six Russian power play chances to help key the win. Patrick Kane had an assist to extend his 1st: No scoring Olympic point-scoring streak to four games. 2nd: CAN-Benn (Bouwmeester), 1:41 3rd: No scoring

Penalties: CAN 3-6; USA 1-2 Power Plays: CAN 0-1; USA 1-3 Saves: CAN-Price (11-11-9--31), 60:00; USA-Quick (16-11-9--36), 59:06 Shots: CAN 16-12-9--37; USA 11-11-9--31

Officials: Refs-Brad Meier, Kelly Sutherland; Lines-Greg Devorski, Ivan Dedioulia

Notes: Jonathan Quick made 36 saves, but the U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team fell to Canada, 1-0, in the semifinals of the Olympic Winter Games. It marked only the sixth time the U.S. has been shutout in the history of men’s hockey at the Olympics Winter Games. Ryan Suter led all players in time on ice (26:11) and Zach Parise recorded a game-high eight shots on goal.  $ U VW  XYZ  P-KL  /.-  [Z\]^  P11

                

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%PD+*****_34 ::<* $  8 #$% &' #() &*'+ &4='& F/ '' U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team • 2014 Olympic Winter Games Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 • USA vs. Finland • Sochi, Russia LEFT WING CENTER RIGHT WING Brown, Dustin Backes, David Callahan, Ryan 6-0, 212 Los Angeles (NHL) 6-3, 221 St. Louis (NHL) 5-11, 180 N.Y. Rangers (NHL) Ithaca, N.Y. Minneapolis, Minn. Rochester, N.Y. 2311/4/84 425/1/84 243/21/85 NHL: 58GP, 10-6=16 NHL: 52GP, 20-22=42 NHL: 42GP, 11-13=24 Right Shot Right Shot Right Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 2-1=3 2014OWG: 5GP, 3-1=4 2014OWG: 5GP, 0-1=1 A (BROWN, DUHS-tihn) (BA-kuhs, DAY-vihd) (kal-AH-han, RIGH-uhn) Had team-high five SOG vs. CZE on Wed. Team USA is 6-0-0 in OWG when he records a point Looking for second Olympic medal Parise, Zach Kesler, Ryan* Kane, Patrick* 5-11, 190 Minnesota (NHL) 6-2, 202 Vancouver (NHL) 5-11, 181 Chicago (NHL) Minneapolis, Minn. Livonia, Mich. Buffalo, N.Y. 7/28/849 178/31/84 8811/19/88 NHL: 44GP, 19-17=36 NHL: 60GP, 20-18=38 NHL: 59GP, 27-36=63 Right Shot Left Shot Left Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-0=1 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-3=4 2014OWG: 5GP, 0-4=4 C (pah-REE-say, ZAK) (KEHZ-luhr, RIGH-uhn) (KAYN, PAT-rihk) All five OWG goals have come in elimination games Leads Team USA forwards in average TOI (18:38) Has nine points (3-6) in Olympic career van Riemsdyk, James* Pavelski, Joe Kessel, Phil* 6-3, 200 Toronto (NHL) 5-11, 190 San Jose (NHL) 6-0, 202 Toronto (NHL) Middletown, N.J. Plover, Wis. Madison, Wis. 215/4/89 7/11/848 8110/2/87 NHL: 58GP, 24-23=47 NHL: 59GP, 29-25=54 NHL: 60GP, 31-34=65 Left Shot Right Shot Right Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-4=5 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-4=5 2014OWG: 5GP, 5-3=8 (VAN REEMZ-dighk, JAYMZ) (pah-VEHL-skee, JOH) (KEH-suhl, FIHL) +7 leads Olympic tournament T10th in Olympic tournament in points Leads Olympics with eight points (5-3) Pacioretty, Max Stastny, Paul Oshie, T.J. 6-2, 219 Montreal (NHL) 6-0, 205 Colorado (NHL) 5-11, 189 St. Louis (NHL) St. Louis, Mo. Warroad, Minn. 6711/20/88 New Canaan, Conn. 2612/27/85 7412/23/86 NHL: 52GP, 17-24=41 NHL: 57GP, 14-32=46 Left Shot NHL: 50GP, 26-11=37 Left Shot Right Shot 2014OWG: 4GP, 0-1=1 2014OWG: 5GP, 2-0=2 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-3=4 (pahk-OHR-eht-tee, MAX) (STAS-nee, PAWL) (OH-shee, TEE-JAY) Played college hockey at the Univ. of Michigan Played college hockey at Univ. of Denver Tied for 3rd on team in points LEFT DEFENSE RIGHT DEFENSE Wheeler, Blake 6-5, 205 Winnipeg (NHL) Fowler, Cam* Shattenkirk, Kevin* Robbinsdale, Minn. 6-1, 196 Anaheim (NHL) St. Louis (NHL) 288/31/86 5-11, 207 NHL: 60GP, 22-26=48 Farmington Hills, Mich. New Rochelle, N.Y. Right Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 0-1=1 12/5/913 22 NHL: 60GP, 6-25=31 1/29/89 NHL: 56GP, 8-28=36 (WEE-luhr, BLAYK) Left Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-0=1 Right Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 0-3=3 (FOW-luhr, KAM) (SHAH-tehn-kuhrk, KEH-vihn) Recorded first Olympic point vs. SLO Leads U.S. blueliners in plus/minus (+5) Recorded 20th career USA point vs. CZE on Wed. GOALTENDERS Orpik, Brooks Carlson, john Quick, Jonathan 6-2, 219 Pittsburgh (NHL) 6-3, 212 Washington (NHL) 6-1, 218 Los Angeles (NHL) Amherst, N.Y. Colonia, N.J. Milford, Conn. 449/26/80 1/10/904 321/21/86 NHL: 50GP, 1-11=12 NHL: 59GP, 10-13=23 NHL: 32GP, 16-13-2, 2.18, .911 Left Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 0-1=1 Right Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-1=2 Catches Left 2014OWG: 3-1-0, 1.47, .947 (OHR-pihk, BRUKS) (KAHRL-suhn, JAWN) (KWIHK, JAWN-ah-thuhn) Recorded first Olympic point vs. SLO on Feb. 16 Has five goals in 10 career games w/Team USA Starter tonight Suter, Ryan* McDonagh, Ryan Miller, Ryan 6-1, 198 Minnesota (NHL) 6-1, 213 N.Y. Rangers (NHL) 6-2, 175 Buffalo (NHL) Madison, Wis. St. Paul, Minn. East Lansing, Mich. 201/21/85 276/13/89 39 NHL: 59GP, 6-27=33 NHL: 59GP, 8-22=30 7/17/80 NHL: 39GP, 14-22-3, 2.74, .923 Left Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 0-3=3 Left Shot 2014OWG: 5GP, 1-1=2 Catches Left 2014OWG: 1-0-0, 1.00, .944 A (SOO-tuhr, RIGH-uhn) (muhk-DUHN-uh, RIGH-uhn) (MIH-luhr, RIGH-uhn) Leads all U.S. skaters in average TOI (23:44) Played college hockey at Univ. of Wisconsin Picked up win vs. SLO on Feb. 16 Faulk, Justin* TEAM STAFF (Partial List) 6-0, 215 Carolina (NHL) General Manager: David Poile 72 South St. Paul, Minn. Head Coach: Dan Bylsma 3/20/92 NHL: 57GP, 3-19=22 Assistant Coaches: Tony Granato, Peter Right Shot 2014OWG: 1GP, 0-0=0 Laviolette, Todd Richards (FAWLK, JUHS-tihn) Video Coordinator: Andy Saucier Made Olympic debut vs. CAN last night Equipment Managers: Pete Rogers, Ray Thill Notes: Lineup subject to change without notice Athletic Trainers: Tom Mulligan, Stan Wong *indicates played for USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program Team Physician: Dr. Michael Stuart