Team USA Game Notes 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Moscow/St. Petersburg, Russia Russia (7-0-0-2) vs. USA (4-0-1-4) • Game 10 Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 4:15 p.m. • Ice Palace • Moscow, Russia • Bronze Medal Game

Team USA Schedule/Results (times are local/ET) USA Hockey Communications Contact: Dave Fischer Friday, May 6 - Group B (St. Petersburg) Email: [email protected] • Cell: +79 254 033 816 USA vs. Canada L, 1-5 • TODAY’S GAME Saturday, May 7 - Group B (St. Petersburg) The U.S. Men’s National Team will face Russia today at 4:15 Belarus vs. USA W, 6-3 p.m. with a chance for its second straight medal and third in four Monday, May 9 - Group B (St. Petersburg) years in the world championship in today’s bronze medal game Finland vs. USA L, 2-3 of the 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship at the Ice Palace Thursday, May 12 - Group B (St. Petersburg) in Moscow. Today’s contest is being live streamed in the U.S. USA vs. France W, 4-0 via NBC Sports Live Extra. There is no television coverage. Friday, May 13 - Group B (St. Petersburg) • LINEUP TODAY USA vs. Hungary W, 5-1 Keith Kinkaid will get his fourth straight start in today Sunday, May 15 - Group B (St. Petersburg) for the U.S. He is 2-3 in the world championship with a 2.71 Germany vs. USA L, 2-3 goals against average and .892 save percentage. Forward Tuesday, May 17 - Group B (St. Petersburg) Vinnie Hinostroza and goaltender Thatcher Demko will not USA vs. Slovakia L, 2-3 OT dress today. Kyle Connor returns to the U.S. lineup after not Thursday, May 19 - Quarterfinals (Moscow) having played the past two games. vs. USA W, 2-1 SO • ALL-TIME vs. RUSSIA Saturday, May 21 - Semifinals (Moscow) The U.S. and Russia meet for the 15th time in the world Canada vs. USA L, 3-4 championship here today. The teams have met once previ- Sunday, May 22 - Bronze-Medal Game (Moscow) ously in the bronze medal game of the world championship, Russia vs. USA 4:15 p.m./9:15 a.m. that a 4-3 U.S. victory on May 4, 1996. Russia leads the series by a 7-0-1-5-1 (W-OTW-OTL-L-T) margin. (note: The BRONZE MEDAL BITES U.S. is 0-28-0 against the Soviet Union all-time in the world championship). The U.S. will finish in the top four of the world champion- ship for the third time in the last four years, a feat that has USA vs. Russia Series History been accomplished just once before in the country’s history Date Round Result GF-GA (1931-34) ... Team USA looks for its third medal in the last 5/16/15 Semifinal L 0-4 four years. The U.S. has won four medals in the last 50 5/4/15 Preliminary W 4-2 years (all bronze) ... Team USA returned to its hotel just after midnight last night and had a team meal before retiring 5/12/14 Preliminary L 1-6 for the evening. Today’s faceoff will come some 17 hours 5/16/13 Quarterfinals W 8-3 after last night’s game against Canada finished ... The U.S. 5/7/13 Preliminary L 3-5 finds itself in the exact situation it did last year as it played 5/8/09 Semifinals L 2-3 the second semifinal and after a loss had to get ready for 5/2/09 Qualification L 1-4 the bronze medal game against the host country ... Team 5/1/04 Qualification W 3-2 USA netminder Thatcher Demko’s girlfriend, Lexie Shaw, 4/29/03 Preliminary L 2-3 has been here at the world championship the past week. 5/1/00 Preliminary W 3-0 Shaw is a goaltender for the University of North Dakota 5/6/97 Round Robin T 1-1 women’s team ... Brock Nelson, Dylan Larkin, 5/4/96 Bronze Medal OTW 4-3 Pat Maroon, Auston Matthews, Chris Wideman and 4/25/96 Preliminary L 1-3 Nick Foligno were the six players on the ice trying to net 5/4/94 Quarterfinals W 3-1 the equalizer in the final minute of last night’s game against TOTALS -- 5-1-0-7-1 36-40 Canada with netminder Keith Kinkaid pulled ... Team USA’s best finish previously in a world championship held • CHRIS WIDEMAN in Russia was fifth place. It will eclipse that this year ... The Chris Wideman is tied as the tournament’s leading -get- U.S. enters play today having been in four straight one-goal ter among defensemen with 2-4--6. Wideman’s brother Alex games (five total in the tournament) ... Chris Wideman is has been here at the world championship for the last week- tied for the tournament lead in points among defensemen plus. The two played one year of college hockey together (2-4--6), while Connor Murphy is tied for second (2-3--5) at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Chris says his father ... Auston Matthews is tied for third in the tournament in estimates he made 100 car trips from his home in St. Louis, goals with six, while Dylan Larkin is tied for fifth in the world championship in assists with seven ... Ben Smith Missouri, to Oxford, Ohio, to watch his sons play. Chris’ sister, was inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame here earlier today Demi, also attended Miami and helped the Redhawks win a ... Jake McCabe, Auston Matthews and Connor Murphy Mid-American Conference Tournament title in field hockey. were named Team USA’s best three players of the tourna- Chris, who knew Pat Maroon growing up in St. Louis, credits ment following last night’s game. players like Chris Butler, Paul Stastny and Ben Bishop for providing inspiration to him as a young player. Team USA Game Notes vs. Russia • Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Page Two • THE U.S. IN BRONZE MEDAL GAMES -- The U.S. is 4-3 USA vs. Russia in seven previous bronze-medal games in the IIHF Men’s Tale of the Tape World Championship. The IIHF has used various formats Category USA Russia over its history, including round robin, double round robin Record 4-0-1-4 7-0-0-2 and round-robin medal play among the most common. For a Goals For/Avg. 27/3.00 37/4.11 complete history of the tournament, including formats used Goals Against/Avg. 23/2.56 14/1.56 each year, see the IIHF media guide. Listed below are Team Power Play .231 (9-39) .195 (8-41) USA’s previous bronze medal games. (note: The U.S. has Killing .842 (32-38) .750 (21-28) won seven total bronze medals in the world championship. Shots For Gm/Avg. 263/29.2 324/36.0 Listed below are bronze medals won by virtue of a single Shots Against Gm/Avg. 208/23.1 224/24.9 bronze-medal game vs. the medal being determined by Shorthanded Goals 0 0 standings). The game summary from last year’s bronze Top Scorers Matthews (6-3--9) Shipachyov (5-11--16) medal game is below. Larkin (2-7--9) Panarin (5-7--12) Wideman (2-4--6) Dadonov (5-6--11) 5/8/1994 Sweden 7, USA 2 (in Milan) Top Goalie Kinkaid Bobrovski 5/4/1996 USA 4, Russia 3 OT (in Vienna) (2-3, 2.71, .892) (6-2, 1.69, .931) GWG scored by Brian Rolston (SHG) from Joe Sacco at 4:48 of OT 5/13/2001 Sweden 3, USA 2 (in Hanover) 2015 Men’s World Championship 5/9/2004 USA 1, Slovakia 0 OT/GWS (in Prague) A Look Back USA won shootout, 4-2 (goals by Chris Drury, The 2015 U.S. Men’s National Team finished third among Matt Cullen, Andy Roach, Erik Westrum) 16 teams at the IIHF Men’s World Championship in Ostra- 5/10/2009 Sweden 4, USA 2 (in Bern) va and Prague, Czech Republic. Team USA (7-1-0-2, Sweden scored 4 PPGs, including two 5x3 W-OTW-OTL-L) lost to Russia in the semifinals but went 5/19/2013 USA 3, Finland 2 SO (in Stockholm) on to beat host Czech Republic in the bronze medal game. Alex Galchenyuk scored in 4th round of shootout for win It was Team USA’s second bronze medal in the past three 5/17/2015 USA 3, Czech Republic 0 (in Prague) years. Previously the U.S. hadn’t medaled in two of three Connor Hellebuyck starred in goal making years in more than 50 years. Forward Brock Nelson led 39 saves for the shutout all U.S. players with 10 points (6-4), while forward Trevor Lewis contributed 9 points (3-6). Game 10 • USA vs. Czech Republic • Bronze Md Gm May 17, 2015—at O2 Arena • Prague, Czech Republic (15,007) United States (h) 2 1 0 — 3 Czech Republic (v) 0 0 0 — 0

1st: USA-Bonino (Nelson, Coyle), 7:25 USA-Lewis (Eichel), 18:13 2nd: USA-Coyle (Bonino), 9:10 3rd: No Scoring Penalties: USA 6-12, CZE 3-6 Power Plays: USA 0-2, CZE 0-5 Saves: USA-Hellebuyck (11-12-16--39); 60:00 CZE-Pavelec (9-3-1--13); 57:18 Shots: USA 11-4-1--16; CZE 11-12-16--39 Officials: Refs-Marcus Vinnerborg, Jyri Ronn; Lines-Jimmy Dahmen, Gleb Lazarev Notes: Connor Hellebuyck stopped all 39 Czech Republic shots on goal to help the U.S. win its second bronze medal in three years at the men’s world championship. It was a gutsy effort by a young U.S. team (average age 24.3) after losing a hard fought semifinal game to Russia just 16 hours earlier. Nick Bonino, who had a goal and an assist, was named Team USA’s Player of the Game. The best three U.S. players of the tournament were also named and included Hellebuyck, Trevor Lewis and Seth Jones. Hellebucyk was named the goaltender on the media all-star team, but despite leading the tournament in wins, goals against average and save percentage, was remarkably not named the top goaltender by the directorate. Team USA Game Notes vs. Russia • Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Page Three

• BEN SMITH INDUCTED INTO IIHF HALL OF FAME Ben Smith, who was the head coach of three U.S. Olympic U.S. Medals at the Women’s Ice Hockey Teams, including the 1998 squad that World Championship won the first-ever gold medal awarded in women’s hockey in Year Medal Head Coach Record the Olympic Winter Games, was inducted into the IIHF Hall 2015 Bronze Todd Richards 7-1-0-2 of Fame here earlier today. Smith, who continues to be wide- ly involved in player evaluation for USA Hockey, was also an 2013 Bronze Joe Sacco 6-1-0-3 assistant coach for the 1988 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey 2004 Bronze Peter Laviolette 5-3-1 Team. He was the first full-time women’s national team coach 1996 Bronze Ron Wilson 5-3-0 ever hired by USA Hockey back in 1996, a position he held for 1962 Bronze John Pleban 5-2-0 10 years. Smith’s wife, Julie, is with him here in Moscow for the 1960* Gold Jack Riley 7-0-0 celebration. 1956* Silver John Mariucci 5-2-0 1952* Silver John Pleban 6-1-1 • MANAGEMENT TEAM The 2016 U.S. Men’s National Team is under the direction of 1950 Silver Jim Pleban 5-2-0 the U.S. Men’s National Team Advisory Group, including NHL 1949 Bronze Jack Riley 6-2-0 general managers Stan Bowman (Chicago), Dean Lombardi 1939 Silver John Hutchinson 7-2-0 (Los Angeles), David Poile (Nashville), and Ray Shero (New 1936* Bronze Albert Prettyman 6-2-1 Jersey). Also involved is Dale Tallon, president of hockey 1934 Silver Walter Brown 3-1-0 operations for the and Don Waddell, pres- 1933 Gold Walter Brown 5-0-0 ident of Gale Force Sports & Entertainment. The group is 1932* Silver Alfred Winsor 4-1-1 led by Jim Johannson, USA Hockey’s assistant executive director of hockey operations. Chris Drury, director of player 1931 Silver Walter Brown 4-1-0 development for the New York Rangers, is also part of the 1924* Silver William Haddock 4-1-1 management group for the 2016 U.S. Men’s National Team. 1920* Silver Cornelius Fellowes 3-1-1

• USA HOCKEY’S NTDP ROOTS *From 1920-1968, the Olympic champion was also declared Fourteen members of the 2016 U.S. Men’s National Team world champion. were members of USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program. The NTDP is an elite development program created • YOUTHFUL TEAM by USA Hockey in 1996 currently housed in the Detroit suburb The U.S. has the youngest team in the tournament with an aver- of Plymouth, Michigan. age age of 23. Team USA’s leading goal scorer and point getter • TEAM LEADERSHIP GROUP heading into tonight’s game is 18-year-old Auston Matthews Matt Hendricks is the of the 2016 U.S. Men’s National with five goals and eight total points. Dylan Larkin, age 19, is Team. He played on his first U.S. Men’s National Team a year second in points with 2-5--7. Below is a look at the average age ago and as captain helped lead Team USA to the bronze of the semifinal teams in the last four world championships. medal. Hendricks was the oldest member of the U.S. Men’s National Team a year ago and holds that same distinction this 2016 2015 2014 2013 year at age 34. The next oldest on the team is Nick Foligno USA-23 USA-24 RUS-26 USA-25 (28). Hendricks has served as an alternate captain through- CAN-24 CAN-25 SWE-26 SWE-27 out his professional career, including at Edmonton the last RUS-26 RUS-27 FIN-27 FIN-28 three seasons. He was team captain of his college team, FIN-27 CZE-29 CZE-28 SUI-28 St. Cloud State University, in 2003-04. Nick Foligno and Connor Murphy are the team’s alternate captains. Foligno U.S. Success in 2016 has played for Team USA in two previous IIHF Men’s World Championships (2009, 2010), while Murphy is also a two-time Team USA has medaled at every International Ice Hockey veteran of the U.S. Men’s National Team (2014, 2015-bronze) Federation event of the 2016 campaign so far, including two and helped Team USA win gold medals in both the 2013 IIHF gold medals and two bronze medals. Both women’s teams World Junior Championship and 2011 IIHF U18 Men’s World Championship. Murphy has played 37 games for Team USA, — the U.S. Women’s National Team and U.S. Women’s Na- the second most of any player on the roster. Jordan Schroeder tional Under-18 Team — took home gold at their respec- leads the way with 41 games played. tive world championships. The U.S. National Junior Team earned bronze at the 2016 World Junior Championship in • TEAM USA COACHING STAFF Helsinki, Finland. And most recently, the U.S. Men’s Nation- John Hynes is serving as head coach of the U.S. Men’s al Under-18 Team took home bronze at the IIHF U18 Men’s National Team for the first time. Hynes, the head coach of the World Championship, marking Team USA’s 13th consecu- New Jersey Devils, spent six seasons (2003-09) as a head coach at USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program, tive medal at the event. and also served as an assistant coach of the gold medal 2004 U.S. National Junior Team. He was recently named an assis- tant coach for the U.S. team that will compete in the 2016 World Cup of Hockey. Todd Richards and David Quinn are serving as assistant coaches. Richards was head coach of last year’s bronze medal-winning U.S. Men’s National Team. Team USA Game Notes vs. Russia • Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Page Four TIBITS FROM PREVIOUS GAME NOTES will come true. A St. Petersburg, Russia, res- Springs and Denver, Colorado (Swe- Team USA flew from NYC to Helsinki Satur- ident, Manchik has previously served as the den-gold, Canada-silver, USA-bronze). Col- day, April 30, with an early Sunday arrival. massage therapist for multiple U.S. national orado Springs is the current home of USA The team had a training camp in Helsinki teams and also for the 2002 U.S. Olympic Hockey, the governing body for ice hockey in Sunday-Tuesday and played an exhibition Men’s Ice Hockey Team ... USA Hockey is the U.S. ...Some of the friends and family of game against Finland Tuesday evening the host federation for the 2017 IIHF Wom- Team USA took a tour of Peterhof on May (May 3). Auston Matthews left the U.S. with en’s World Championship. The event will be 13 ... Team USA equipment manager Scott his parents on Friday, April 29, and arrived staged the first week of April in Plymouth, Aldrich’s brother Mike is the head equip- Saturday in Helsinki in time to be hooked up Michigan, at USA Hockey Arena ... USA ment manager for the NHL’s San Jose live via satellite to the NHL Draft Lottery Se- Hockey will also host the 2018 IIHF World Sharks. The Sharks are playing in the West- lection Show. The U.S. arrived in St. Peters- Junior Championship Dec. 26-Jan. 5 in Buf- ern Conference Finals against the St. Louis burg via train Wednesday afternoon, May 4, falo, New York. In a unique twist, the U.S. is Blues ... U.S. Head Coach John Hynes from Helsinki ... Dale Tallon was with Team expected to faceoff against Canada in pre- works full-time as head coach of the NHL’s USA from its time in Helsinki through May 9. liminary round play outdoors at Ralph Wil- New Jersey Devils. Hynes hired Geoff Tallon is part of the U.S. Men’s National son Stadium ... Forwards Jordan Schroed- Ward, assistant coach for Team Germany, Team Advisory Group which is responsible er and defenseman Brady Skjei both took last summer to be an assistant coach in New for selecting players and staff for the U.S. final exams Sunday, May 8, in pursuit of de- Jersey. The two did not previously know Men’s National Team ... Chris Drury is part grees at the University of ... Jim each other ... The eight shots on goal al- of the U.S. management group for this year’s Johannson, who is with Team USA and lowed by Team USA in its 5-1 win over Hun- men’s national team and was with the team serving in a management capacity for Team gary on May 13 marked a new U.S. tourna- through May 7 ... Auston Matthews was USA, played for the 1983 U.S. National Ju- ment record for fewest shots on goal allowed flanked by captainMatt Hendricks (left) and nior Team at the Yubileiny Sports Palace in in a game ... Forward Hudson Fasching will Jordan Schroeder (right) in Team USA’s the IIHF World Junior Championship. That visit Amsterdam and Paris with his girlfriend lockerroom in St. Petersburg ... The average year, the city was called Leningrad before it and parents following the world champion- age of Team USA is 23.0 years old (see the was returned to the name St. Petersburg in ship ... Forward Brock Nelson will be mar- average age of Team USA since 2004 in 1991. The U.S. finished fifth in the tourna- ried on July 30 in Minneapolis .... Some of these notes) ... Goaltender Thatcher Dem- ment, the seventh edition of the World Ju- the players, staff and guests of Team USA ko, a student at Boston College, took a final niors. Johannson had two goals and an as- visited the Hermitage Museum on May 14 ... exam in sociology on Thursday, May 5, in St. sist in seven games. A two-time U.S. Bob Webster is in his fifth decade of service Petersburg ... Seven players on the U.S. Olympian, Johannson works full time for to U.S. national teams. This year marks his roster played NCAA Division I hockey in USA Hockey as assistant executive director 12th straight as team leader for the U.S. 2015-16 (Demko, Santini, Compher, Con- for hockey operations ... Team USA, at 23, Men’s National Team. Webster has also ner, Fasching, Motte, Wood) ... Forward Pat has the youngest average age of the 16 served as Team USA’s equipment manager Maroon is just the third player ever with the teams in the world championship. Canada is for 15 previous world championships (1979, last name of a color on a U.S. Men’s Nation- the next youngest at 24, followed by Den- 82, 86, 87, 89-96, 2002-04) ... Brock Nel- al Team. John Blue and a host of Browns, mark, Hungary and Slovakia at 26; Czech son’s uncle was a member including Charlie (yes, Charlie Brown), Republic, Latvia, Norway, Russia, Sweden, of the 1980 “” U.S. Olympic Doug, Dustin, Greg, J.T., Mike and Peter are Switzerland, Belarus, Finland and Germany Hockey Team. In addition, his grandfather, the others ... The U.S. gave up five goals in at 27; France at 28 and Kazakhstan at 29 ... and great uncle, Roger Chris- its loss to Canada (May 6). Team USA hadn’t U.S. Head Coach John Hynes coached tian, were both on the 1960 gold-medal-win- given up that many goals in an opening France captain Laurent Meunier and alter- ning U.S. Olympic Team and another great game of the IIHF Men’s World Champion- nate captain Yorick Treille in 2000-01 when uncle, Gordon Christian, played for the U.S. ship since 2003 when it dropped a 5-2 deci- the two played NCAA Division I hockey for at the 1956 Olympic Winter Games where sion to Denmark ... Stan Wong is serving as UMass-Lowell and Hynes was an assistant the team won the silver medal. Brock’s mid- an athletic trainer for a U.S. team for the coach there ... Ray Shero, a member of the dle name is ... you guessed it - Christian ... 37th time. This year marks his 10th straight U.S. Men’s National Team Advisory Group, Defenseman David Warsofsky is the only men’s world championship. He has also arrived May 11 and will be here for the dura- player on Team USA with a May birthday. served as a trainer for three Olympic teams, tion of the tournament. Shero is the general Warsofsky will turn 26 on May 30 ... Ron De- 14 national junior squads, nine Deutschland manager of the NHL’s New Jersey Devils ... Gregorio, co-chair of the board of USA Cup teams and for Team USA at one Youth Paul Holmgren, president of the NHL’s Phil- Hockey, was elected to the IIHF Council on Olympic Games. Wong was inducted into adelphia Flyers and the assistant GM of the May 20 ... Jim Smith, president of USA the Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers 2016 U.S. World Cup team, arrived May 11 Hockey; Dave Ogrean, executive director of Hall of Fame in June 2015 ... Dr. Yani Zinis, and was here for three days ... Most guests USA Hockey; and Gavin Regan, vice presi- who is a team physician for the Colorado Av- of the players and staff of Team USA arrived dent of USA Hockey are all here for the re- alanche, is Team USA’s team physician. May 12 ... Team USA alternate captain Nick mainder of the world championship after ar- Zinis’ nephew, Christos, played hockey as a Foligno didn’t know any of his U.S. team- riving in Moscow in time for the IIHF Annual 15-year-old in Scottsdale, Arizona, with mates prior to this tournament ... The U.S. Congress ... Team USA is 3-2 in games with Auston Matthews ... U.S. Head Coach has participated in the two previous world a 4:15 p.m. start time (Canada, Hungary, John Hynes and assistant coach David championships hosted in Russia. In 2007, France, Germany, Czech Republic) ... John Quinn spent one season together (2003-04) Team USA went 4-0-1-2 and finished fifth in Hynes and Mike Eaves are the only two in- as head coaches at USA Hockey’s National Moscow & Mythschi, while in 2002 in St. Pe- dividuals to serve as head coach of a U.S. Team Development Program ... The U.S. tersburg, the U.S. was also fifth with a record team in the U18 Men’s Worlds, World Ju- Men’s National Team enjoyed dinner at Ko- of 4-1-2. Team USA also participated in two niors and Men’s World Championship ... rushka along the Neva River in St. Peters- world championships in the former USSR Team USA blocked 23 shots in its 2-1 quar- burg Sunday night, May 8. Smelt was among (1986, 5th, 4-6-0; 1979, 7th, 2-2-3). Addition- terfinal shootout win over the Czech Repub- the fare served. Following dinner, the play- ally, the U.S. was in the B Pool when the top lic on Thursday (May 19) ... The U.S. has ers returned to the hotel, while many mem- level world championship was held in the advanced to the semifinals of the world bers of the staff enjoyed a boat cruise USSR in 1973 and the U.S. did not compete championship for the second straight year, a through the canal arranged by its team host in the 1957 world championship that was feat that has happened just once before Misha Manchik. The staff learned that each held in the USSR ... The U.S. has hosted (1933-34). In addition, Team USA is in the time you pass under a bridge, you’re sup- just one men’s world championship outside semifinals for the third time in the last four posed to yell and/or celebrate with a toast. the Olympic Winter Games, that in 1962 years, an unprecedented streak for the By doing so, the legend is that your wishes when the event was staged in Colorado country. Team USA Game Notes vs. Russia • Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Page Five

• BACK FROM LAST YEAR • JUNIOR CONNECTION Roster Breakdown Team USA has four players back from Nineteen members of the 2016 U.S. its bronze-medal 2015 U.S. Men’s Men’s National Team are alums of Average age: 23.0 years National Team, including defenseman either the United States Hockey League Average height: 6-1 Connor Murphy, and forwards Dylan or the North , Average weight: 198 Larkin, Matt Hendricks (captain), and the only Tier I and Tier II junior hockey Shoots/catches left: 17; right: 7 Brock Nelson. The 2015 squad won leagues in the U.S., respectively. Oldest: Matt Hendricks, 34 yrs., 10 months eight games at the world champion- Youngest: Auston Matthews, 18 yrs., 7 months ship, the most of any U.S. team in a • MEDAL MOMENTS HOME STATES OF TEAM USA single men’s world championship. A total of 17 players on the 2016 U.S. Minnesota 5 Men’s National Team have earned Massachusetts 4 • MEN’S WORLDS EXPERIENCE a combined 28 medals at IIHF world New York 4 Six players have experience playing in championships, including 11 players Michigan 3 the IIHF Men’s World Championship. who have won gold. Auston Matthews, Illinois 2 The group includes four players that Jake McCabe and Connor Murphy Missouri 2 competed a year ago (Matt Hendricks, lead the way with two gold medals a Arizona 1 Dylan Larkin, Connor Murphy, Brock piece. Below is a list of all the players California 1 Nelson), as well as Jake McCabe and who have earned gold for Team USA: Ohio 1 Nick Foligno. Wisconsin 1 JT Compher: 2012 U18 Worlds • PLAYING FOR TEAM USA Kyle Connor: 2014 U18 Worlds MOST RECENT TEAM A total of 20 players on the 2016 Noah Hanifin: 2014 U18 Worlds NHL (16) U.S. Men’s National Team have com- Dylan Larkin: 2014 U18 Worlds Buffalo Sabres 2 peted for Team USA at IIHF world Auston Matthews: 2015 U18 2 championships in their career (U18, Worlds/2014 U18 Worlds New Jersey Devils 2 World Juniors, Men’s Worlds). Below Jake McCabe: 2013 World 1 1 is a list with total games played head- Juniors/2011 U18 Worlds 1 ing into the 2016 IIHF Men’s World Connor Murphy: 2013 World 1 Championship. Juniors/2011 U18 Worlds Detroit Red Wings 1 Jordan Schroeder: 2010 World 1 JT Compher: 18 games played Juniors Montreal Canadiens 1 Kyle Connor: 7 games played Brady Skjei: 2012 U18 Worlds 1 Thatcher Demko: 11 games played Frank Vatrano: 2012 U18 Worlds New York Rangers 1 Noah Hanifin: 12 games played David Warsofsky: 2010 World 1 Hudson Fasching: 17 games played Juniors Nick Foligno: 15 games played SWISS-A (1) Matt Hendricks: 10 games played • YOUTH MOVEMENT Zurich Lions 1 Vinnie Hinostroza: 5 games played The 2016 U.S. Men’s National Team NCAA (6) Dylan Larkin: 21 games played has an average age of 23.0. Below is a Boston College 3 Auston Matthews: 26 games played look at the average age of Team USA University of Michigan 3 Jake McCabe: 21 games played since 2004. Tyler Motte: 12 games played AHL (1) Connor Murphy: 28 games played Average Age Since 2004 Rockford IceHogs 1 Brock Nelson: 23 games played 2016 23.0 Steven Santini: 12 games played 2015 24.3 COLLEGE CONNECTION (20) Jordan Schroeder: 33 games played 2014 24.8 Boston College 4 Brady Skjei: 11 games played 2013 25.8 University of Michigan 4 Frank Vatrano: 6 games played 2012 25.2 University of Minnesota 3 David Warsofsky: 14 games played 2011 24.4 Boston University 1 Miles Wood: 5 games played 2010 24.4 Miami University 1 2009 24.8 Princeton University 1 • FIRST TIMERS 2008 24.6 St. Cloud State University 1 Four players on the 2016 U.S. Men’s 2007 24.5 UMass-Amherst 1 National Team are playing in an 2006 24.7 Union College 1 IIHF world championship for the first 2005 28.1 University of North Dakota 1 time, including defenseman Chris 2004 27.6 University of Notre Dame 1 Wideman, forward , University of Wisconsin 1 and goaltenders Keith Kinkaid and Mike Condon. Team USA Game Notes vs. Russia • Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Page Six

2016 U.S. Men’s National Team • Game-By-Game Review • Page 1 Finland vs. USA • Exhibition Game 3 • Finland vs. USA May 3, 2016—at Hartwall Arena • Helsinki, Finland (11,318) May 9, 2016—at Yubileiny Sports Palace • St. Petersburg, Russia (4,830) Finland (h) 1 1 0 1 — 3 Finland (h) 2 0 1 — 3 United States (v) 1 1 0 0 — 2 United States (v) 1 0 1 — 2 1st: FIN-Pulkkinen (Aho, Komarov), 5x4 PPG, 17:43 1st: FIN-Koivu (Granlund, Aho), 9:16 USA-Schroeder (Matthews, Maroon), 18:15 FIN-Pihlstrom (Pulkkinen, Sallinen), 12:04 2nd: FIN-Pulkkinen (Jokinen, Laine), 5x3 PPG, 1:31 USA-Vatrano (Matthews), 13:45 USA-Compher (Hendricks, McCabe), 11:33 2nd: No Scoring 3rd: No Scoring 3rd: USA-Murphy (Maroon, Larkin), :53 OT: FIN-Komarov (Hietanen, Koskinen), 2:58 FIN-Komarov (Markov, Jokinen), 5x4 PPG, 4:16

Penalties: USA 3-6, FIN 2-4 Power Plays: USA 0-2, FIN 2-3 Penalties: FIN 3-6, USA 4-8 Power Plays: FIN 1-2, USA 0-3 Saves: USA-Kinkaid (9-3-x--x--12); 29:18 Saves: FIN-Koskinen (6-5-5--16); 60:00 USA-Condon (x-5-4-4--13); 33:40 USA-Condon (8-6-5--19); 58:48 FIN-Koskinen (7-2-7-4--20); 62:58 Shots: FIN 10-6-6--22; USA 7-5-6--18 Shots: USA 8-3-7-4--22; FIN 10-9-4-5--28 Officials: Refs-Tobias Bjork, Martin Frano; Lines-Gleb Lazarev, Andreas Malmqvist Officials: Refs-Danny Kurman, Marcus Vinnerborg; Lines-Janie Pesonen, Hannu Sormunen Notes: The U.S. rallied from a 2-0 first-period deficit to tie the game early in the third period, Notes: A back-and-forth affair ended with Finland winning in OT before an enthusiastic crowd but a Finland power play goal at 4:16 of the third proved to be the winner. Connor Murphy at Hartwall Arena in Helsinki. The U.S. played its first game after being together for just three was named Team USA’s Player of the Game. The game featured the likely top two prospects practices. Jordan Schroeder was named the U.S. Player of the Game. in this June’s NHL Entry Draft in Auston Matthews of the U.S. and Patrik Laine of Finland.

Game 1 • USA vs. Canada Game 4 • USA vs. France May 6, 2016—at Yubileiny Sports Palace • St. Petersburg, Russia (5,236) May 12, 2016—at Yubileiny Sports Palace • St. Petersburg, Russia (4,287) United States (h) 1 0 0 — 1 United States (h) 0 3 1 — 4 Canada (v) 2 1 2 — 5 France (v) 0 0 0 — 0 1st: USA-Maroon (Connor, Warfsosky), 5x4 PPG, 4:54 1st: No Scoring CAN-Hall (Brassard, Perry), 5:25 2nd: USA-Wideman (Foligno, Larkin), 5x4 PPG, 14:23 CAN-Gallagher (O’Reilly), 8:48 USA-Murphy (Matthews), 16:30 2nd: CAN-Duchene (Ceci, Murray), 11:37 USA-Compher (Hendricks, Motte), 19:54 3rd: CAN-Jenner (O’Reilly), 5:54 3rd: USA-Skjei (Larkin), 1:19 CAN-Marchand (Duchene), 4x5 SHG, 11:16 Penalties: USA 6-12, FRA 4-8 Power Plays: USA 1-4, FRA 0-6 Penalties: USA 5-10, CAN 3-6 Power Plays: USA 1-3, CAN 0-5 Saves: USA-Condon (9-8-2--19); 60:00 Saves: USA-Kinkaid (14-10-4--28); 60:00 FRA-Hardy (13-7-7--27); 60:00 CAN-Talbot (7-14-3--24); 60:00 Shots: USA 13-10-8--31; FRA 9-8-2--19 Shots: USA 8-14-3--27; CAN 16-11-6--33 Officials: Refs-Stefan Fonselius, Daniel Piechaczek; Lines-Nicolas Fluri, Gleb Lazarev Officials: Refs-Tobias Bjork, Marc Wiegand; Lines-Gleb Lazarev, Miroslav Lhotsky Notes: The U.S. used 19 saves from Mike Condon and goals from three defensemen on the Notes: The U.S. scored on a power play less than five minutes into the game to take an early way to an important win over France in the fourth of seven preliminary round games. Dylan lead, but Canada scored five straight to earn the victory. The U.S. held Canada scoreless on Larkin also contributed a pair of assists in the game. Condon was named the U.S. Player of five power play chances in the game. Defenseman Chris Wideman was the U.S. Player of the the Game. Game. Game 5 • USA vs. Hungary Game 2 • Belarus vs. USA May 13, 2016—at Yubileiny Sports Palace • St. Petersburg, Russia (3,598) May 7, 2016—at Yubileiny Sports Palace • St. Petersburg, Russia (3,762) United States (h) 0 3 2 — 5 Belarus (h) 0 2 1 — 3 Hungary (v) 0 0 1 — 1 United States (v) 2 3 1 — 6 1st: No Scoring 1st: USA-Wood (Vatrano, Hinostroza), 9:58 2nd: USA-Foligno (Wideman, Hanifin), 5x4 PPG, 4:37 USA-Wideman (Matthews, Larkin), 5x4 PPG, 13:38 USA-Hinostroza (Fasching), 4:55 2nd: USA-Larkin (Schroeder), 5x4 PPG, 2:13 USA-Larkin (McCabe, Murphy), 14:12 BLR-Platt (Stepanov, Linglet), 5x4 PPG, 7:10 3rd: USA-Foligno (unassisted), 12:07 USA-Hanifin (Hinostroza, Motte), 8:09 USA-Murphy (Foligno, Maroon), 15:20 USA-Matthews (Connor, Hanifin), 5x4 PPG, 14:25 HUN-Sofron (Martalis, Sarauer), 5x4 PPG, 17:59 BLR-Stas (unassisted), 18:12 Penalties: USA 4-8, HUN 5-10 Power Plays: USA 1-5, HUN 1-4 3rd: BLR-Korobov (Kosititsyn, Stepanov), 9:28 Saves: USA-Kincaid (1-3-3--7); 60:00 USA-Matthews (Vatrano, Wideman), 14:40 HUN-Vay (15-7-10--32); 60:00 Penalties: BLR 11-41, USA 9-18 Power Plays: BLR 2-6, USA 3-7 Shots: USA 15-10-12--37; HUN 1-3-4--8 Saves: BLR-Lalande (9-10-8--27); 60:00 Officials: Refs-Konstantin Olenin, Roman Gofman; Lines-Miroslav Lhotsky, Sakari Suominen USA-Condon (3-6-11--20); 60:00 Notes: Nick Foligno had two goals and an assist to lead Team USA to a 5-1 victory in what Shots: BLR 3-8-12--23; USA-11-13-9--33 was just the second ever matchup between the two teams in world championship play (other Officials: Refs-Linus Ohlund, Konstantin Olenin; Lines-Nicolas Fluri, Miroslav Lhotsky was in 1939, a 3-0 USA win). Brock Nelson landed in the late morning and played in the Notes: Auston Matthews scored twice and had an assist to pace the U.S. to its first victory of game, which had a 4:15 p.m. faceoff. Goaltender Keith Kincaid picked up his first-ever win the world championship. The U.S. used three power play goals on the way to its sixth win in in a Team USA jersey with seven stops. Team USA set a U.S. single game record for fewest seven tries all-time against Belarus. Vinnie Hinostroza, who had two assists, was named the shots allowed in a game at the world championship with eight. Foligno was named the U.S. U.S. Player of the Game. Player of the Game. Team USA Game Notes vs. Russia • Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Page Seven

2016 U.S. Men’s National Team • Game-By-Game Review -- Page 2 Game 6 • Germany vs. USA Game 9 • Canada vs. USA May 15, 2016—at Yubileiny Sports Palace • St. Petersburg, Russia (4,798) May 19, 2016—at Ice Palace • Moscow, Russia (10,455) Germany (h) 2 0 1 — 3 Canada (h) 2 1 1 — 4 United States (v) 1 1 0 — 2 United States (v) 0 3 0 — 3 1st: GER-Hager (Schutz, Boyle), 5x4 PPG, 2:19 1st: CAN-Gallagher (Jenner, Reinhart), 8:59 USA-McCabe (Compher, Murphy), 4x4, 10:35 CAN-Marchand (Ceci), 18:02 GER-Ehrhoff (Schutz, Hager), 13:06 2nd: USA-Matthews (Wideman, Larkin), 5x4 PPG, 1:14 2nd: USA-Matthews (Nelson), 5x4 PPG, :26 USA-Warsofsky (Nelson, Fasching), 3:57 3rd: GER-Holzer (Goc), 19:27 USA-Motte (Larkin, Compher), 8:25 CAN-Brassard (O’Reilly, Perry), 5x4 PPG, 15:30 Penalties: GER 7-14, USA 3-6 Power Plays: GER 1-2, USA 1-6 3rd: CAN-Ellis (Murray, McDavid), 1:34 Saves: GER-Greiss (14-9-8--31); 60:00 USA-Condon (5-3-3--11); 59:45 Penalties: CAN 3-6, USA 3-14 Power Plays: CAN 1-2, USA, 1-3 Shots: GER 7-3-4--14; USA 15-10-8--33 Saves: CAN-Talbot (12-7-11--30); 60:00 Officials: Refs-Maxim Sidorenko, Tobias Wehrli; Lines-Nicolas Fluri, Andreas Malmqvist USA-Kinkaid (10-10-3--23); 59:17 Shots: CAN 12-11-4--27; USA 12-10-11--33 Notes: Germany foiled U.S. hopes of clinching a spot in the quarterfinals with a 3-2 win. Officials: Refs-Roman Gofman, Tobias Wehrli; Lines-Alexander Otmakhov, Miroslav Lhotsky The game-winning-goal came with just :33 left in regulation on a seeing-eye-shot from the point through traffic in front. Jake McCabe, who had a goal, was named the U.S. Player of the Notes: The U.S. scored three times in a 7:11 span in the front half of the second period to Game. Brock Nelson won all seven faceoffs he took in the game. erase a 2-0 Canada lead after the opening stanza, but in the end, fell, 4-3, in a game it prob- ably deserved a better fate. It was a hard fought, competitve game all the way through. Dylan Larkin, who had two assists, was named the U.S. Player of the Game. The best three U.S. Game 7 • USA vs. Slovakia players of the tournament were also awarded after the game and included Auston Matthews, May 17, 2016—at Yubileiny Sports Palace • St. Petersburg, Russia (5,080) Connor Murphy and Jake McCabe. United States (h) 0 1 1 0 — 2 Slovakia (v) 1 0 1 1 — 3 1st: SVK-Jaros (Viednensky), 18:39 2nd: USA-Nelson (Warsofsky, Vatrano), 5x4 PPG, 7:15 3rd: USA-Foligno (Larkin), 2:53 SVK-Skalicky (Marcinko, Granak), 12:14 OT: SVK-Dano (Svarny, Meszaros), 4x4, :59

Penalties: USA 5-10, SVK 2-4 Power Plays: USA 1-2, SVK, 0-5 Saves: USA-Kinkaid (6-9-12-0--27); 60:59 SVK-Hudacek (11-5-7-0--23); 60:06 Shots: USA 11-6-8--25; SVK 7-9-13-1--30 Officials: Refs-Antonin Jerabek, Maxim Sidorenko; Lines-Gleb Lazarev, Sakari Suominen

Notes: The U.S. needed one point to get a spot in the quarterfinals headed into the game and it got just that. Slovakia wound up the winner of the game thanks to an overtime winner by Marko Dano :59 into the five-minute, sudden-victory four-on-four session. Tyler Motte was named the U.S. Player of the Game.

Game 8 • Czech Republic vs. USA May 19, 2016—at Ice Palace • Moscow, Russia (7,853) Czech Republic (h) 1 0 0 0 0 — 1 USA (v) 0 1 0 0 1 — 2 1st: CZE-Zohorna (penalty shot); 15:23 2nd: USA-Matthews (Vatrano, Wideman), 1:27 3rd: No Scoring OT: No Scoring SO: CZE-Kaspar (saved) USA-Hendricks (saved) CZE-Koukal (saved) USA-Matthews (scored) CZE-Zohorna (saved)

Penalties: CZE 6-12, USA 6-12 Power Plays: CZE 0-6, USA, 0-6 Saves: CZE-Furch (2-7-10-7-0--26); 70:00 USA-Kinkaid (7-13-8-3-0--31); 70:00 Shots: CZE 8-13-8-3-0--32; USA 2-8-10-7-1--28 Officials: Refs-Linus Ohlund, Tobias Wehrli; Lines-Alexander Otmakhov, Henrik Pihlblad

Notes: Auston Matthews scored twice, including the decisive shootout goal and Keith Kinkaid was outstanding in goal making 31 saves, including all three in the shootout, to help the U.S. advance to the semifinals of the world championship for the second straight year and third time in four years. Kinkaid was named the U.S. Player of the Game. Team USA Game Notes vs. Russia • Sunday, May 22, 2016 • 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship • Page Eight

2016 U.S. Men’s National Team Game-by-Game Scoring

FIN (ex.) CAN BEL FIN FRA HUN GER SVK CZE (QF) CAN (SF) RUS (Bronze) L, 2-3 OT L, 1-5 W, 6-3 L, 2-3 W, 4-0 W, 5-1 L, 2-3 L, 2-3 OT W, 2-1 OT/SO L, 3-4 No Name 5/3 5/6 5/7 5/9 5/12 5/13 5/15 5/17 5/19 5/21 5/22 5 Connor Murphy ------G# G GA A ------6 Chris Wideman -- # PA -- W(P) A* -- -- A A -- 7 JT Compher G ------G -- A -- -- A -- 10 Jordan Schroeder G# -- A ------DND ------11 Brock Nelson DND DND DND DND DND -- A P -- A -- 14 Tyler Motte -- -- A* -- A -- -- # -- G -- 15 Noah Hanifin -- -- WA -- -- A* ------16 Steven Santini ------DNP -- -- 18 Kyle Connor -- A A INJ -- DND DND -- DND DND -- 19 Patrick Maroon A P -- A -- A ------21 Dylan Larkin -- -- PA A A*A G -- A -- AA# -- 23 Matt Hendricks A ------A ------24 Hudson Fasching ------A ------A -- 28 Miles Wood -- -- G ------29 Jake McCabe A -- INJ INJ -- A G# ------34 Auston Matthews A -- PGA A A -- P -- GW P -- 48 Vinnie Hinostroza -- -- AA*# -- -- G ------55 David Warsofsky -- A ------A -- G -- 71 Nick Foligno ------A* P(W)UA# -- G ------72 Frank Vatrano DND -- AA G A -- -- A A -- -- 76 Brady Skjei ------G ------1 Keith Kinkaid ND (29:18) L (60:00) DNP DNP DNP W (60:00) DNP L (60:59) W (70:00)# L (59:17) -- 12/14 28/33 7/8 27/30 31/32 23/27 30 Mike Condon L (33:40) DNP W (60:00) L (58:48) W (60:00)# DNP L (59:45) DNP DNP DNP -- 13/14 20/23 19/22 19/19 11/14 31 Thatcher Demko DND DND DND DND DND DND DND DND DND --

# = U.S. Player of the Game

Key: G-goal; S-shorthanded goal; E-empty net goal; U-unassisted goal; P-power play goal; W-game-winning goal; A-assist; asterik-assist on game-winning goal; DND-did not dress; DNP-did not play; INJ-injured

Situationally Speaking Team USA Records In Various Situations in 2016 IIHF Men’s World Championship (through May 21) Overall Record...... 4-0-1-4 Leading After 1 Period...... 1-0-1-0 Trailing After 1 Period...... 1-0-0-4 Wearing White...... 2-0-1-2 Tied After 1 Period...... 2-0-0-0 Wearing Blue...... 2-0-0-2 Leading After 2 Periods...... 3-0-0-0 Games Decided By One Goal or Less...... 1-0-1-3 Trailing After 2 Periods...... 0-0-0-2 2-Goal Games...... 0-0-0-0 Tied After 2 Periods...... 1-0-1-2 3-Goal Games...... 1-0-0-0 4-Goal Games...... 2-0-0-1 OT Record...... 0-0-1-0 Shootout Record...... 1-0-0-0 Scoring 5+ Goals...... 2-0-0-0 Scoring 4 Goals...... 1-0-0-0 Having 10-19 Shots...... 0-0-0-1 Scoring 3 Goals...... 0-0-0-1 Having 20-29 Shots...... 1-0-1-1 Scoring 2 Goals...... 1-0-1-2 Having 30-39 Shots...... 3-0-0-2 Scoring 1 Goal...... 0-0-0-1 Having 40-49 Shots...... 0-0-0-0 Having 50+ Shots...... 0-0-0-0 Allowing 1 or Fewer...... 3-0-0-0 Allowing 2 Goals...... 0-0-0-0 Allowing 10-19 Shots...... 2-0-0-1 Allowing 3 Goals...... 1-0-1-3 Allowing 20-29 Shots...... 1-0-0-2 Allowing 4 Goals...... 0-0-0-0 Allowing 30-39 Shots...... 1-0-1-1 Allowing 5+ Goals...... 0-0-0-1 Allowing 40-49 Shots...... 0-0-0-0 Allowing 50+ Shots...... 0-0-0-0 Scoring a Power-Play Goal...... 3-0-1-3 Allowing a Power-Play Goal...... 1-0-0-2 Outshooting Opponent...... 3-0-0-2 Outshot By Opponent...... 1-0-1-2 Scoring First...... 3-0-0-1 Even Shots...... 0-0-0-0 Opponent Scoring First...... 1-0-1-3 ICE HOCKEY

IIHF ICE HOCKEY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

PLAYER STATISTICS BY TEAM

As of SAT 21 MAY 2016 Including Game #62 USA - United States Playing Statistics No Name Pos GP G A PTS PIM +/ - GWG PPG SHG SOG SG% TM M/G TSh AT/S 1 KINKAID Keith GK 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 5 MURPHY Connor D 9 3 2 5 12 +3 0 0 0 6 50.00 173:01 19:13 237 0:43 6 WIDEMAN Chris D 9 2 4 6 8 +4 1 2 0 17 11.76 178:34 19:50 217 0:49 7 COMPHER J.T. F 9 1 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 6 16.67 121:01 13:26 175 0:41 10 SCHROEDER Jordan F 8 0 1 1 0 -1 0 0 0 14 0.00 114:50 14:21 140 0:49 11 NELSON Brock F 5 1 2 3 2 0 0 1 0 11 9.09 83:58 16:47 106 0:47 14 MOTTE Tyler F 9 1 2 3 0 +1 0 0 0 14 7.14 120:57 13:26 179 0:40 15 HANIFIN Noah D 9 1 2 3 4 +2 1 0 0 18 5.56 184:23 20:29 234 0:47 16 SANTINI Steve D 9 0 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 6 0.00 73:05 8:07 94 0:46 18 CONNOR Kyle F 4 0 2 2 0 -3 0 0 0 3 0.00 36:42 9:10 43 0:51 19 MAROON Patrick F 9 1 2 3 12 0 0 1 0 12 8.33 117:40 13:04 147 0:48 21 LARKIN Dylan F 9 2 7 9 4 +5 0 1 0 29 6.90 165:46 18:25 205 0:48 23 HENDRICKS Matt F 9 0 1 1 6 -2 0 0 0 5 0.00 108:42 12:04 157 0:41 24 FASCHING Hudson F 9 0 2 2 0 -2 0 0 0 11 0.00 85:01 9:26 119 0:42 28 WOOD Miles F 9 1 0 1 8 -2 0 0 0 8 12.50 74:58 8:19 107 0:42 29 McCABE Jake D 7 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 16.67 122:10 17:27 171 0:42 30 CONDON Mike GK 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 31 DEMKO Thatcher GK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 34 MATTHEWS Auston F 9 6 3 9 2 +1 1 3 0 28 21.43 163:06 18:07 201 0:48 48 HINOSTROZA Vince F 9 1 2 3 10 -1 1 0 0 11 9.09 96:22 10:42 134 0:43 55 WARSOFSKY David D 9 1 2 3 2 -2 0 0 0 11 9.09 153:13 17:01 203 0:45 71 FOLIGNO Nick F 9 3 2 5 10 +1 0 1 0 12 25.00 165:12 18:21 200 0:49 72 VATRANO Frank F 9 1 5 6 12 +5 0 0 0 27 3.70 142:24 15:49 174 0:49 76 SKJEI Brady D 9 1 0 1 2 -1 0 0 0 8 12.50 162:14 18:01 212 0:45 Goalkeeping Statistics No Name GPT GKD GPI MIP MIP% GA SVS SOG SVS% GAA SO W L 1 KINKAID Keith 9 9 5 310:16 56.53 14 116 130 89.23 2.71 0 1 3 30 CONDON Mike 9 9 4 238:33 43.47 9 69 78 88.46 2.26 1 2 2 31 DEMKO Thatcher 9 0 0 00:00 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 LEGEND A Assists AT/S Average time per shift D Defence F Forward G Goals GA Goals against GAA Goals against as average per 60 minutes GK Goalkeeper GKD Goalkeeper dressed GP Number of games played GPI Games played indeed GPT Number of games played by team GWG Game winning goals L Number of games lost MIP Minutes and seconds played MIP% MIP as percentage M/G Minutes per game No Jersey number PIM Penalties in minutes Pos Position on team PPG Power play goals PTS Points SG% Percentage of goals from total shots SHG Shorthanded goals SO Shutouts SOG Shots on goal SVS Saves SVS% SVS as percentage of total SOG TM Total minutes played TSh Total shifts played LEGEND W Number of games won +/- Plus/minus net A Assists AT/S Average time per shift D Defence F Forward G Goals GA Goals against GAA Goals against as average per 60 minutes GK Goalkeeper GKD Goalkeeper dressed GP Number of games played GPI Games played indeed GPT Number of games played by team GWG Game winning goals L Number of games lost MIP Minutes and seconds played MIP% MIP as percentage M/G Minutes per game No Jersey number PIM Penalties in minutes Pos Position on team PPG Power play goals PTS Points SG% Percentage of goals from total shots SHG Shorthanded goals SO Shutouts SOG Shots on goal SVS Saves SVS% SVS as percentage of total SOG TM Total minutes played TSh Total shifts played W Number of games won +/- Plus/minus net

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