TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and Mark Masters have more ahead of Canada's game Saturday against the United States, including what makes this version so strong, what questions still linger for the club and more.
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SportsCentre brings you the best moments from the sports world on Thursday, July 30th.
After an opening loss to Sweden, Canada won their second game of the showcase as Dima Zhilkin found the back of the net twice, TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button joins Mark Master to break down his play, share his thoughts on the leadership of Cole Reschny and more.
Dima Zhilkin scored twice and added an assist, while Cole Reschny picked up three assists as Canada bounced back off of their loss to Sweden with a victory over Finland.
Canada head coach Misha Donskov said that while they got away from their game for a bit, they ultimately stuck with it to get the win. Donskov also shared how impressed he has been with Cole Reschny on and off the ice, including how he has developed into a better player.
Caleb Desnoyers says that work ethic and system play helped Canada bounce back to win against Finland. The Mammoth prospect also broke down his long-reviewed goal, his shootout move and more.
Keaton Verhoeff says that it took the guys buying in for the success against Finland in the win. The defenceman also broke down his goal, complimenting the play and leadership of Thursday's captain Cole Reschny, the skill of Dima Zhilkin and more.
Cole Reschny picked up three assists in Canada's win over Finland, and after the game he joined TSN' Mark Masters, where he described a set play on one of Dima Zhilkin's goals. Reschny also shared his thoughts on playing with Zhilkin, what it meant to wear the C Thursday against Finland and more.
After scoring a pair of goals, Dima Zhilkin joins TSN's Mark Masters to breakdown both of his markers, shares his thoughts on playing with Cole Reschny, and expresses how important it was for him to perform while getting under the skin of his opponents.
Edmonton Oilers prospect Ryan Cameron didn't love the second goal he gave up in Team USA's Summer Showcase tune-up game against Sweden, as the young goaltender showed off his competitive spirit in an ultimately meaningless exhibition game. He spoke about his performance, his hopes for the World Juniors, and more.
Montreal Canadiens prospect L.J. Mooney says he plans to be a vocal leader if selected to the roster for Team USA at this year's World Juniors, and he spoke about some of the leaders that have inspired him, while his head coach Adam Nightingale spoke about his camp so far.
With the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the ninth, Kody Clemens drills a deep ball to right center for the Ultimate Grand Slam as the Twins beat the Royals 4-3.
Bryan Hayes and Jonas Siegel are joined by Jeff O’Neill about the Maple Leafs’ outlook ahead of this season and dive into Darren Ferris’s comments about the team ‘never protecting’ Mitch Marner.
After a fan who wasn't looking took a foul ball directly off his head at the Brewers/Giants game on Wednesday, SportsCentre counts down other moments that fans weren't paying attention in this edition of the Top 10.
Bryan Hayes and Jonas Siegel are joined by longtime Blue Jays columnist and co-host of the Exit Philosophy Podcast, Richard Griffin, to talk about Kevin Gausman’s candid comments about the state of the team and their struggles. They also break down expectations for next season, and touch on the bizarre nature of Vladdy’s home run drought at home.
Bryan Hayes and Jonas Siegel are joined by Brandon Beane, President of Football Operations and General Manager of the Buffalo Bills to talk about how much change is required for success, and what that means for a team that’s made the playoffs 7-years running. They also talk about rookie head coach, Joe Brady, other big personnel changes and the latest from training camp.
Bryan Hayes and Jonas Siegel give out their Best Bets of the night, powered by FanDuel.
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