Former Canadian hockey player Paul Bissonnette alerted the national emergency for the country if Team Canada loses to the USA -the upcoming 4 nations faced Finals on Thursday.
Bissonnette gave the Declaration during the interview about Podcast “Sorry My Taking” on Wednesday, when asked if he was losing to the US He would encourage a national emergency in his country.
“It would be safe to say,” Yes, “it would be national urgent if we lose that game on Thursday,” Bissonnette said.
Former player and current TV analyst suggested that the loss would cause countless Canadians to doubt the competence of his national team, taking into account the roles.
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Team Canada celebrates a goal during the first period against Team Finland at TD Garden in Boston. (Bob Dechiara-Hagn Pictures)
“A week, everyone will discuss the lines on the line, there would be a conversation of blowing hockey canada and restructuring the whole thing. There will be a dialogue about how young youth hockey is too expensive, how much is to rent ice, how much to buy equipment, how it is The usual man was thrown out, “Bissonnette said.
The role for the match on Thursday was collected in the midst of physical hostility between teams throughout the tournament and geopolitical tension between the two countries in recent weeks.
It began on February 13 when the Canada fans in Montreal raised the American national anthem. The tension came from the recent threats of President Donald Trump to betray the tariffs in Canada, suggesting that the country should become 51. State in America.
The team of the United States Matthew Tkachuk (19) and the team of Team Canada Brandon Hagel in the first period of their 4 Face-off nations on Saturday. (Pictures of Eric Bolte-Hagn)
Then on Saturday three fights broke out in the first nine seconds of a 4 nations faced The game between the US -Ai Canada.
At the opening of the fall, Matthew Tkachuk of the USA -a Canada Brandon Hagel I didn’t wait to drop the gloves. Just two seconds later, Matthew’s brother, Brady, went with his foot to his fifth with Bennett himself. Then the rest that included almost everyone broke out, and JT Miller and Colton Parayko fought.
Now they continued to win that game, 3-1.
Just a day later on Sunday, the Canadian National Anthem was fueled at TD Garden in Boston before a match 4 nations between Canada and Finland. Canada won that game to get into the match against the USA championship game.
Major General of the United States Men’s Team, Bill Guerin, appeared on “American editorial staff” On Monday, he was asked if the altercation was set on fire because of the storm, the previous heat between the players or the political conflict between the USA Canada. Guerin said he thought all of the above.
“I think it’s a little bit of everything. Canada-Us is a huge hockey rivalry,” he said. “I think there was a little political flash for that. It’s just the time we are. I think our guys used it as inspiration. If you let you better, then you are in trouble. But I really think the players used it as inspiration .
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Dylan Larkin (right) of the United States celebrates its goal against Canada with teammate Matt Boldy during the second period in Montreal on February 15, 2025. (Christinne Muschi/Canadian printing via AP)
Guerin declared the game intensity between the two teams, calling it “the highest hockey level ever played.”
Guerin even said Trump should attend the match on Thursday.
“We would like to be present by President Trump. We have a room full of proud American players and coaches and staff,” he said. “And listen, we just try to represent our country in the best way.”
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