President Donald Trump introduced on Thursday he would name the U.S. males’s hockey staff forward of their 4 Nations Face-Off ultimate towards Canada in a rematch of their heated recreation over the weekend.
Invoice Guerin, the overall supervisor for the U.S. 4 Nations staff, invited Trump to return to Boston for the ultimate towards Canada in an interview on Fox Information Channel’s “America’s Newsroom.”
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President Donald Trump arrives to talk on the Future Funding Initiative Institute summit in Miami Seashore, Florida, on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025. (AP Photograph/Rebecca Blackwell)
On Reality Social, the busy president wrote he would give the staff a hoop and teased Canada once more.
“I’ll be calling our GREAT American Hockey Group this morning to spur them on in the direction of victory tonight towards Canada, which with FAR LOWER TAXES AND MUCH STRONGER SECURITY, will sometime, perhaps quickly, develop into our cherished, and essential, Fifty First State,” he wrote.
Trump added he wouldn’t be capable to attend the sport.
“I will likely be talking earlier than the Governors tonight in D.C., and can sadly, subsequently, be unable to attend. However we’ll all be watching, and if Governor Trudeau wish to be part of us, he can be most welcome. Good luck to all people, and have a GREAT recreation tonight. So thrilling!”
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President Donald Trump, left, shakes fingers with Matthew Tkachuk throughout a ceremony with the Florida Panthers NHL hockey staff to have fun their 2024 Stanley Cup victory within the East Room of the White Home on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 in Washington, D.C. (AP Photograph/Alex Brandon)
Saturday’s recreation began with Canadian followers in Montreal booing “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Then, three American and three Canadian gamers threw down their gloves and started to struggle. There have been three fights within the first 9 seconds. The U.S. bought the final chuckle as they topped Canada, 3-1.
It’s unclear if extra preventing will happen when the puck drops at 8 p.m. ET.
Matthew Tkachuk and Brandon Hagel, who’ve had an intense rivalry in NHL video games, threw delicate jabs at one another since then as they spoke to reporters. Tkachuk had beforehand mentioned that he, his brother and their teammate J.T. Miller talked about sparking the struggle in group chat.
Hagel poked texters, saying he fought “for the flag” and “not the cameras.” added as a delicate shot that his Canadian teammates “have no group chats.”
Group United States ahead Matthew Tkachuk, #19, and Group Canada ahead Brandon Hagel, #38, struggle within the first interval throughout a 4 Nations Face-Off ice hockey recreation on the Bell Centre. (Eric Bolte-Imagn Pictures)
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“Perhaps their staff would not like one another, then, if they do not have group chats,” Tkachuk mentioned, through Sportsnet.
Fox Information’ Ryan Morik contributed to this report.
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