Fighting and anthem boos led to even the occasional hockey fans on Thursday filled 4 nations of faced championships.
Tim now and a team of Canada On Thursday, he was brought to Boston in the finals of the tournament in his inaugural year, five days after two longtime rivals entered three fights in the first nine seconds of the first game last week.
Fighting, which followed after the Montreal crowd loudly raised “Star Transparent inscription”, fans not hockey locked and turned into, literally, the biggest hockey game ever.
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Players Team USA and Team Canada shake hands after the championship match 4 nations at TD Garden in Boston on Thursday. (Chase Agnello-Dean/4nfo/World Hockey Cup via Getty Images)
ESPN reported that 9.3 million fans, the biggest viewership of Nielsen, were recorded in NHL history on Thursday night on Thursday night, dating from 1994. This figure is more than twice the game last Saturday, which attracted 4.4 million people.
The previous record for Nielsen’s grades was 8.9 million, which entered the game 7 in the finals of Stanley Cup 2019 between St. Louis Blues and Boston Bruins, who, like a game on Thursday, happened In Boston’s TD Garden.
Sports Business magazine It reported that 12.41 million people watched Game 7 from the 1971 Cup final between Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Blackhawks.
Players of Team Canada Slava after Naked Nathan Mackinnon during the first period of the championship game of 4 nations at TD Garden in Boston on Thursday. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
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The 4th Face-off Championship was the most watched hockey match from the Olympic Medal for the 2010 Olympic Medal between Canada and the USA (over 27 million), but unfortunately for Americans, Déja Vu was on Thursday night.
That Gold medal game ended with goal Sidney Crosby for an extension for Canada, while on Thursday, Connor McDavid found the back of the network in extension to give Team Canada the title.
With the victory, Canada moved to 14-4-1 against the United States to Best-Best format, with victories, including the 2010 competition mentioned above, the Olympic Game of the 2002 Olympic Medal and the 2014 Olympic semi-finals.
The Americans won Saturday’s competition, but they still have not won games against Canadians since 1996.
Canadian goalkeeper Jordan Binnington is referred to as Jake Sanderson’s goal in the United States during the championship match 4 nations at TD Garden in Boston on Thursday. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
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Nevertheless, the tournament, for which many were afraid, would not have much buzz, launched a sport and was a furious success.
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