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The U.S. men's Olympic hockey team is holding a 44-player orientation camp, featuring key players including recent gold medalists from the 2025 IIHF World Championship, NHL stars, and top draft picks, with notable figures like Bill Guerin and Mike Sullivan leading the team preparations.
The USA men's hockey team won the IIHF World Championship for the first time since 1933, defeating Switzerland 1-0 in overtime in Stockholm, with Tage Thompson scoring the winning goal. This victory ends a 90-year drought and marks a significant achievement for Team USA, potentially boosting their confidence ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Canadian hockey player Joe Veleno has been suspended for five games after stomping on the back of Swiss player Nino Niederreiter's leg during an IIHF World Championship matchup. The Detroit Red Wings forward wasn't penalized on the play, but a further investigation yielded the discipline, knocking out Canada's leading goalscorer for the rest of the tournament. Veleno apologized for his actions and Canada's National Men's Team accepted and supported the IIHF's decision. Switzerland won the match, 3-2.
Joe Veleno, a center for the Red Wings and second-leading scorer for Team Canada, has been suspended for five games in the IIHF World Championship after stomping on opponent Nino Niederreiter's leg during a game against Switzerland. Veleno will miss Canada's games against Norway and Czechia, as well as potential quarterfinal, semifinal, and championship games if Canada advances. This is not the first time Veleno has been suspended by the IIHF.
Team Canada and Red Wings forward Joe Veleno has been suspended for five games in the 2023 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship for violating IIHF rules on kicking after he stomped on the leg of Swiss captain Nino Niederreiter with his skate in a round-robin loss against Switzerland. Veleno will miss Canada's upcoming five games beginning with the contest against Norway on Monday.
Detroit Red Wings center Joe Veleno could face sanctions after stomping on the left leg of Swiss captain Nino Niederreiter during a game at the IIHF World Championship. The officials missed the infraction but later penalized Niederreiter for retaliating against Veleno. The Swiss team was incensed by the non-call against Veleno and their frustration was doubled when Canada scored to take a 1-0 lead during the ensuing power play. Switzerland rallied to win 3-2.