After beating Russia in their opener, Canada does battle with Slovakia tonight in World Junior Hockey Championship action in Toronto. Check out TSN.ca's Game Day Blog for all the buzz surrounding the action.

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Denis: Canada won't give up a lot of shots, needs timely goaltending

RDS Hockey analyst Marc Denis joins OverDrive to discuss his World Juniors experience, the play of Carter Hart against Russia, and the future of Canadian goaltenders.

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Can Connor Ingram win Canada's starting job?

TSN Reporter and leader of Master's Nation, Mark Masters joined Mike Hogan on TSN 1050 Today to discuss Team Canada's goal tending at the World Juniors, the rivalry between Russia/Canada the emotions around the tournament for the players.

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Projected lineup for Team Canada - Mark Masters, TSN

Forwards
Dubois - Strome - Stephens
Joseph - Barzal - Raddysh
Jost - Roy - Gauthier 
Dube - Cirelli - Speers
McLeod

Defence
Chabot - Myers
Bean - Juulsen
Clague - Fabbro
Lauzon

Goaltenders
Ingram starting
Hart

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Ambrogio: Blake Speers was impressive vs Russia

TSN World Juniors correspondent Tony Ambrogio joins Mike Hogan to discuss Canada's victory over Russia, who will be the starting goalie between Connor Ingram and Carter Hart, the play of Blake Speers and how Leafs' prospect Jeremy Bracco has been playing.

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A closer look at Connor Ingram:

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Canada coach Dominique Ducharme was impressed with his team's work both with and without the puck against Russia.

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Craig Button looks at a Swedish teenager making noise early at this year's tournament.

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A trio of Erie Otters will renew acquiantances.

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Ingram, it seems, will be the only new face in the lineup for Canada

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Connor Ingram gets the start in net for Canada on Tuesday.

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Take a look back at one of the most memorable incidents at WJC history, 30 year ago:

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To get you ready for tonight, have a look at some great teams of the past.

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The day's action:

1pm et/10 am pt - GROUP A - Switzerland vs. Czech Republic (from Montreal)

4pm et/1pm pt - GROUP B - Russia vs. Latvia (from Toronto)

5:30pm et/2:30pm pt - GROUP A - Finland vs. Denmark (from Montreal)

8pm et/ 5pm et - GROUP B - Canada vs. Slovakia (from Toronto)