President Donald Trump Announced on Thursday that they would call the American Men’s Hockey team ahead of their 4 nation Face-off Final against Canada in the rematch of their hot games over the weekend.
Bill Guerin, CEO of the American 4 Nations team, invited Trump to come to Boston for the finals against Canada in an interview with Fox News Channel “American editorial staff.”
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President Donald Trump arrives at the Summit at the Summit of the Institute for Future Investments in Miami Beach, Florida, on Wednesday, February 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
On the truth of Social, the busy president wrote that he would give the team a ring and teased Canada again.
“I will call our great American hockey team this morning to encourage them tonight against Canada to win, which with far lower taxes and much stronger safety will one day, perhaps soon, become ours and very important, fifty -first countries,” he wrote.
Trump added that he would not be able to attend the game.
“I’ll talk to the governors tonight at DC tonight, and unfortunately, we won’t be able to attend. But we will all watch, and if the Governor Trudeau wanted to join us, he would be welcome. Good luck to everyone, and have a great game tonight.
Rivalry in the US-Canada occupies the central stage in 4 nations of Face-off Final: what to know
President Donald Trump, left, hold with Matthew Tkachuk during the Ceremony with a hockey team of Florida Panthers NHL to celebrate his victory Stanley Cup 2024 in the eastern room of the White House on Monday, February 3, 2025. In Washington, DC (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Saturday’s game started with Canadian fans in Montreal, which enhanced the “Star Transparent”. Then, three American and three Canadian players threw their gloves And he started fighting. There were three fights in the first nine seconds. Now they laughed last as they surpassed Canada, 3-1.
It is unclear whether more fights will occur when it falls at 8:00 et.
Matthew Tkachuk and Brandon Hagel, who had an intense rivalry in the NHL games, have since been thrown away by subtle stabs as they talked to reporters. Tkachuk said earlier that he, his brother and their teammate JT Miller talked about starting a fight in a group chat.
Hagel knocked the texts saying that he fought “for the flag” and “not for the cameras.” He was added as a subtle shot that his Canadian teammates “have no group conversations”.
The team of the United States, Matthew Tkachuk, #19, and striker Team Canada, Brandon Hagel, #38, fights in the first period during an ice game 4 nations in the hockey game in the Bell Center. (Pictures of Eric Bolte-Hagn)
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“Their team may not love, then if they have no group conversations,” Tkachuk said, via Sportsnet.
Fox News’ Ryan Morik contributed to this report.
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