If you mean men's hockey, you must be kidding.

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Wow, that was funny... If you mean men's hockey. I guarentee you that America won't even get to the Finals in men's hockey.

At least we won our first game...easily too.

You should feel proud. :rolleyes:

Like Chris said, it doesn't matter how well or how bad a team does, because they make it to the quarter finals anyways.

Yeah I know, but you talk all this trash, and I'm just pointing out that we looked better on the first night, I'm not saying that it means anything. It does determine who you have to play first though.

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Your first game was against Finland, probably the team that will finish last out of the seven strongest hockey nations.

Our first game was against Sweden, a team that is one of the strongest contenders for the Gold.

The goalie you faced was Hurme... He wasn't playing good at all.

The goalie was faced was Salo... He played amazing.

Your oppositions big time players like Selanne didn't play big time.

Our oppositions big time players like Sundin played the best possible game.

Conclusion: None of this **** matters until the quarter finals.

Give me a break, guess what I just found out from my Aunt. She was watching the Olympics on CBC and the Russian ice skating pair wants to challenge Sale and Pelletier to a skate-off to see who the better team is :rolleyes:. I hate to break it to them, but we already know :D. Plus I'm sure Sale and Pelletier haven't been practicing since the finals and in light of this, I'm sure the Russians did a little practicing before doing this :rolleyes:.