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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF World Championship 2019


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DAY 3 HIGHLIGHTS

 

Group B
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)

 

Latvia LAT.gif 1 - 3 SUI.gif Switzerland
Period-by-Period: 0-0, 1-1, 0-2
May 12th 2019, h. 20:15, Ondrej Nepela Arena, Bratislava
 
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Goals:
35. Indrašis (Darzinš, Cibulskis) 1:1 - 34. Hofmann (Kurashev, Martschini) 0:1, 57. Hischier (Praplan, Josi) 1:2, 60. S. Moser 1:3
 

 

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Monday May 13th, 2019 -

Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +2)

  

Preliminary Round

 
 
Group A
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)
 
United States USA.gif vs FIN.gif Finland
Period-by-Period:
May 13th 2019, h. 16:15, Steel Arena, Košice
 
Slovakia SVK.gif vs CAN.gif Canada
Period-by-Period:
May 13th 2019, h. 20:15, Steel Arena, Košice
 
 
Group B
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)
 
Russia RUS.gif vs CZE.gif Czech Republic
Period-by-Period:
May 13th 2019, h. 16:15, Ondrej Nepela Arena, Bratislava
 
Norway NOR.gif vs SWE.gif Sweden
Period-by-Period:
May 13th 2019, h. 20:15, Ondrej Nepela Arena, Bratislava
 
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  POWER RANKING

Edition 2

After 12th May 2019

 

After beating the U.S. and Slovakia to open the 2019 tournament, Finland vaults into first place in the second edition of the Power Rankings. The Czechs move up to second place, while Russia is third.

 

 

1 fin.png FIN “Jack? It’s Kaapo. You get the skyscrapers, I get the swamp.” :lol:
2 cze.png CZE Men from Kladno give us pleasure :p
3 rus.png RUS If only L.A. had hired a coach named Ilya Desjardins... :p
4 ger.png GER In 2019, we will not lose to the Olympic Athletes from Russia :p
5 usa.png USA “Kaapo? You’re messing with the wrong guy. This is Jack Eichel.”
6 svk.png SVK How I Became Satan and You Can Too: The Erik Cernak Story  :d
7 can.png CAN Obviously, you never want to reenact the 1936 Olympics
8 swe.png SWE For a Pilsner hangover, there’s nothing like pizza:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:
9 sui.png SUI Fun fact: Nico was Andy Warhol’s muse
10 lat.png LAT Flags and drums are allowed! Also, we are loud!
11 den.png DEN Duckly’s wife told him: “Stop swearing at the TV!”
12 fra.png FRA Trade Obelix for Lucic while he still has value
13 nor.png NOR Like the mascot flossing to “Macarena,” we’re not in sync
14 aut.png AUT At this level, you can’t eat Wiener Schnitzel on the bench
15 gbr.png GBR Like McDavid, Mike Hammond produces best with Draisaitl :lol:
16 ita.png ITA Jari Kurri played in Italy, he wore 17, we've allowed 17 goals...it's a sign!

 

Click Edition 1/19 to check out the previous editions of the Power Rankings.

 

The Power Rankings are for the enjoyment of IIHF.com readers, and reflect the progress of teams during the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship. They are distinct from the official standings and IIHF World Ranking.

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Ok, so time also for some quick gossip window.. warning ! Loud videos

 

Former Miss New Jersey attending the World Champs in Bratislava :d

 

 

 

and apparently one quite famous :POL fan

 

 

 

 

yep, we are experiencing some great FUN, fun and again fun these two weeks. Thank you IIHF to had faith in us and allowed us this fantastic opportunity to host the Ice Hockey worlds !

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Some updates in the rosters from last 2 days:

 

:CAN already added Tyson Jost from Colorado Avalanche, he already played yesterday against GB.

CAN has now 23 players (all 3 Goalies and 20 skaters) so 2 places left, one of them is reserved for the Columbus forward Pierre-Luc Dubois, already flying to Košice

 

:USA added their 7th defencer to the official roster Christian Wolanin from Ottawa Senators.

USA has now 22 players (2 Goalies (1 place still left) and 20 players (2 places still available))

 

:SVK added the forward Libor Hudáček to our official roster, he will play already tonight.

We have now 23 players (2 Goalies + 21 skaters) so 1 goalie and 1 skater places remaining. Unfortunately for us Boston is looking to advance to the Stanley Cup finals without serious troubles...so the dream about Halák, Chára, Cehlárik or the AHL Charlotte striker Jurčo areslowly but surely going to be unreacheable. we have in Košice the goalie Denis Godla and forward Dávid Bondra still not added to the official roster and waiting for the North American leagues outcome...while for Godla it appears to be very likely to be done, Bondra could have troubles, since after Marek Ďaloga injury we will probably fullfil the last spot with another defencer, who may be re-called from the preparations camp team.

 

:DEN added to it´s roster the 3rd goalie Simon Nielsen.

DEN has 22 players in the official roster now (all 3 goalie and 19 skaters) so still 3 spots for skaters available.

 

:SWE added 2 players, the goalie Jacob Markstrom from Vancouver Canucks and the forward Alexander Wennberg from Columbus.

SWE has now 22 players (all 3 goalie + 19 skaters) so 3 skaters players are still available, one of them will fullfiled by another super star Gabriel Landeskog the this season 75 points forward and captain of the Colorado Avalanche who already accepted the invitation.

 

:RUS added the blueliner of the Clorado Avalanche Nikita Zadorov as their 7th officially registered defencer

RUS has now 24 players (3 Goalies + 21 skaters) so only 1 spot for a skater remaining. Unfortunately for them it will not be fullfiled by Artemi Panarin the striker of Columbus who refused the invitation because of exhaustion and already has went for holidays.

 

:CZE registred on more player to their official roster. The Colorado goalie Pavel Francouz.

CZE has now 22 players (all 3 goalies + 19 skaters) so 3 places for skaters are still available for the preliminary round, one of them will be fullfiled with Radek Faksa, but due to agreement with Dallas Stars, they will be able to register him only from Thursday, despite the fact he is already in Bratislava with the team.

 

:LAT registered yesterday 2 players. Their superstar the Columbus goalie Elvis "the Rockstar" Merzlikins, who already was between the pipes in yesterday match against SUI only a couple of hours after his arrival from overseas and was just fantastic. also Latvia added the forward Maris Bicevskis.

LAT has now 24 players submitted in their official roster (3 goalies + 21 skaters) 1 skater position still available for them.

 

:AUT is the 4th country after GBR, FIN and NOR to complete and officially register the whole 25 players roster for the preliminary round. They fullfiled the last 2 skaters remaining spots with the forwards Alexander Cijan and Benjamin Baumargtner.

 

:ITA added the forward Simon Kostner yesterday, he already played against Sweden.

ITA has now 24 players in their official roster (all 3 Goalies + 21 skaters) 1 skater spot still available for Italy

 

 

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Just now, Finnator123 said:

way to go Vehviläinen... :wall:

 

Our fans received this guide with :FIN - :SVK basic "hockey fans" dictionary. :roflmao: Are the sentences correct ?

1. Welcome to Slovakia, Welcome to Košice

2. We all cheers together

3. We are here at home (host)

4. We´ll win

5. You play good hockey

6. You have nice players

7. Let drink some beers together

8. Nevermind, you lost

9. Good travel to home

 

 

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Vitajte na Slovensku, vitajte v Košiciach: Tervetuloa Slovakiaan, tervetuloa Košiceen

Fandíme všetci: Me kaikki kannustamme

My sme tu doma: Me olemme isäntiä täällä

My vyhráme: Me voitamme

Hráte dobrý hokej: Pelaatte hyvää jääkiekko

Máte pekných hráčov: Teillä on komeita pelaajia

Poďme spolu na pivo: Mennään yhdessä oluelle

Nevadí, že ste prehrali: Älä välitä vaikka hävisitte

Šťastnú cestu domov: Hyvää kotimatkaa

 

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