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Capitals’ 2019 First-round Pick Connor McMichael Helps Rally Team Canada To Gold Medal In 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship
Already having a banner season with the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League, the Washington Capitals’ 2019 first-round pick Connor McMichael added to his impressive 2019-20 campaign with a goal that helped Team Canada capture the Gold Medal in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 World Junior Championship, Capitals Prospect, Connor McMichael, Gold Medal, IIHF, Marcus Boutilier, Prospects, Team Canada, Team Russia
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Martin Hugo Has Records Three Points In Czech Republic’s 4-3 Loss To Germany At World Juniors
Photo: Washington Capitals Washington Capitals prospect, Martin Hugo Has, scored a goal and picked up two assists in the Czech team’s second game of the 2020 World Junior Tournament in the Czech Republic. They fell 4-3 to Team Germany.
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Tagged 2020 World Junior Championship, Della Young, Game Recap, IIHF, Martin Hugo Has, Team Czech Republic, Team Germany
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Connor McMichael Scores In Team Canada’s 6-4 Win Over Team USA; Martin Hugo Has And Czech Republic Beat Russia
Team Canada and the United States faced-off on Thursday afternoon in the opening games for each team at the 2020 World Junior Tournament in the Czech Republic. Washington Capitals prospect Connor McMichael (London Knights/OHL) spearheaded a Canadian comeback, scoring Team … Continue reading
2020 IIHF World Junior Championship Tournament Preview: Connor McMichael, Martin Hugo Has Will Represent The Washington Capitals
The 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship opens on Thursday, December 26 from Ostrava and Trinec, the Czech Republic, with the best under-20-year-old players from around the hockey world squaring off in a round-robin format followed by a medal round ending … Continue reading
Connor McMichael Is Ready For Any Role In 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship
When he first arrived at the Team Canada Junior Summer Showcase last summer, it was thought that Capitals’ 2019 first-round pick Connor McMichael would serve as an injury replacement player for the Team Canada. However, after a great start to … Continue reading
