Star Team USA Matthew Tkachuk supplies Stern One-Liner after the Canadian fans Boo during the American anthem
Tim USA They heard boos loud and clear, and they were not happy about it.
When they took the ice in front of the match against Finland on Thursday night, they were loudly cheered by fans.
Booing continued during the “inscription stars” because fans neglected the request of the public address announcer asking fans to respect United States and the Finnish anthem.
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Team USA striker Matthew Tkachuk, 19, celebrates his goal against Team Finland in the third period during a match with 4 nations of the face in a hockey match at the Bell Center. (David Kirouc-Hagn Pictures)
“I didn’t like it. That’s all I have,” said Team USA Matthew Tkachuk star.
And Tkachuk was playing like someone who didn’t like it.
Tkachuk scored two goals in Team USA 6-1. It was 2-1 in the third period before Team USA erupted for four goals in the third period to break through the open match.
Tkachuk recently talked about how “grateful” to be an American during a visit to the White House.
Tkachuk was a part Florida Panteri Stanley Cup winning team last season. He spoke at the White House while the team celebrated victory with President Donald Trump.
“Thank you, Mr. President, for what you have today. We value him extremely. Since he is one of the few Americans who loves this country so much for yourself is such an amazing day. Every day you wake up really grateful that you were an an American American.
Canadian Hockey Fans Boo Team USA players, national anthem in the 4 nation tournament in Montreal
Charlie McAvoy, #25, Jake Guentzel, #59, Zach Weren, #8, Auston Matthews, #34, and Jack Hughes, #86, from the United States team stand on their plan during singing National Attema United arete 4 nations between the United States and Finland at the Bell Center on February 13, 2025 in Montreal, Quebec. (Vitor Munhoz/4nfo/World Cup Hocky via Getty Images)
Since Trump’s The threat to betray the tariffs in Canada and even say that the country could become “51.” It is common for boos to be heard during the American national anthem.
Both Toronto Raptors Senator Ottawa fans also appeared an American national anthem, as the tariffs began to start.
Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke via the phone last week just before an additional 25% of tariffs needed to take effect on Canadian goods coming to the United States.
Trudeau said Canada would implement a $ 1.3 billion border plan and appoint Fentanil Car, in a post on X.
Trump has promised to impose 25% of tariffs on all Canadian and Mexican goods, as well as 10% of tariffs on Canadian energy, because he said for a long time that the countries did not make enough on borders.
Trump said that Mexico and Canada failed to prevent the flow of illegal migrants and drugs, especially fental, to the United States. Trump also claims that the United States subsidized Canada in the amount of $ 200 billion.
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The Team USA striker Matthew Tkachuk, 19, celebrates with a team, striker Auston Matthews, 34, with his goal against Team Finland in the third period during a match of 4 nations in the hockey game at the Bell Center. (David Kirouc-Hagn Pictures)
Team Canada and Team USA are two favorites in 4 Face-off nations, and every first time he will play on Saturday at 8pm in Montreal.
Canada won her first game on Wednesday, holding against Sweden in a 4-3 win on Wednesday.
Given the bitter hockey rivalry between the two countries and the political scattering from Canada fans to the US, it could be thunderous during the “inscription star” on Saturday.
Fox News’ Louis Casano contributed to this report.
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