Canada Falls to USA in Olympic Final

Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the week by reflecting on Canada’s heartbreaking Olympic final loss to the United States of America. They debate what will be the lasting memory of the game and the impact of the 3-on-3 overtime format, before gauging how fans across the Greater Toronto Area are coping. Does the U.S. victory shift hockey’s balance of power? They also examine Connor McDavid’s record in high-stakes games, discussing criticism of his clutch reputation and the coaching staff’s deployment decisions, while considering what the win means for Auston Matthews’ legacy and whether it stands as the biggest victory of his career. The conversation closes by speculating how the game might have unfolded with Sidney Crosby in the lineup.

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