Red Wings’ Mantha scores two in Canada’s win over France
Red Wing Anthony Mantha scored twice in Canada’s win over France, boosting him into a tie for second place among scorers.
Red Wing Anthony Mantha scored twice in Canada’s win over France, boosting him into a tie for second place among scorers.
Patrick Kane, shown in action Wednesday, set a U.S. tournament career points record as the U.S. defeated Great Britain, 6-3.
The Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin celebrates his overtime goal that gave Team USA a 3-2 win over Finland in the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship.
Slovakia's Tomas Tatar, a former Red Wing, celebrates his goal past goaltender Cory Schneider of the United States.
Jack Hughes and Cole Caulfield embrace after racking up points on the same play during a 6-0 U.S. win over Finland.
Some of hockey’s big names who are out of the Stanley Cup playoffs: from left, Washington’s Alex Ovechkin, Pittsburgh’s Sidney Crosby, Tampa Bay’s Steven Stamkos, Toronto’s Auston Matthews and Leafs coach Mike Babcock.
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