Game Report 619		Olympic Winter Games - Men
PLAYED AT: Bolshoy Ice Dome Date: Feb 23, 2014 GAME NOTES: CANADA BLANKS SWEDEN, GOLDEN AGAIN AT OLYMPICS DAVID BRIEN SOCHI, Russia – Carey Price (Anahim Lake, B.C./Montreal, NHL) stopped all 24 shots he faced for his second consecutive shutout, leading Canada’s Men’s Olympic Team to a 3-0 win over Sweden in Sunday morning’s Olympic gold medal game. The win gives Canada its second consecutive Olympic gold, the first time it has stood atop the podium at back-to-back Games since 1948 and 1952. The Canadians are also the first to successfully defend their gold medal since the Soviet Union in 1988. Jonathan Toews (Winnipeg, Man./Chicago, NHL), Sidney Crosby (Cole Harbour, N.S./Pittsburgh, NHL) and Chris Kunitz (Regina, Sask./Pittsburgh, NHL) all scored their first goals of the tournament to provide the offence as Canada gained a measure of revenge for its gold medal game shootout loss to the Swedes in 1994. But Price was the story, posting his second straight shutout in the medal round; he blanked the U.S. 1-0 in Friday’s semifinals. He finished with a tournament-leading 0.59 goals-against average and .972 save percentage, and was a deserving recipient of the Top Goaltender award from the tournament directorate. Both teams came close to opening the scoring early, hitting a post apiece, but it was Toews who found the back of the net first, redirecting a Jeff Carter (London, Ont./Los Angeles, NHL) pass through Henrik Lundqvist at 12:55 of the opening frame. It was the second straight Olympic gold medal game that Toews had opened the scoring; he broke the ice at 12:50 of the first period against the United States in 2010. A pair of turnovers led to Canada’s second and third goals. Crosby grabbed a loose puck at the Canadian blue-line before outracing the Swedish defence and tucking a backhand around Lundqvist late in the second period, and Kunitz put the final nail in the coffin midway through the third, wiring a wrist shot just under the crossbar. The Canadians went into full-on shutdown mode in the third period, allowing just four shots on goal in the final 20 minutes. Overall, Canada held a 36-24 advantage in shots. Canada set a modern Olympic record for fewest goals allowed in an Olympic men’s hockey tournament; it gave up just three in six games. Price and Roberto Luongo (Montreal, Que./Vancouver, NHL) combined for three shutouts; Luongo blanked Austria in his lone start. Drew Doughty (London, Ont./Los Angeles, NHL) was the lone Canadian to earn a spot on the media all-star team; he finished as Canada’s leading scorer, with four goals and two assists in six games. Visiting Team: Canada Home Team: Sweden
CANADA LINEUP Pos No.   Name G 1   Luongo, Roberto G 31   Price, Carey G 41   Smith, Mike   2   Keith, Duncan   5   Hamhuis, Dan   6   Weber, Shea   8   Doughty, Drew   9   Duchene, Matt   10   Sharp, Patrick   12   Marleau, Patrick   14   Kunitz, Chris   15   Getzlaf, Ryan   16   Toews, Jonathan   19   Bouwmeester, Jay   22   Benn, Jamie   24   Perry, Corey   26   St-Louis, Martin   27   Pietrangelo, Alex   37   Bergeron, Patrice   44   Vlasic, Marc-Edouard   61   Nash, Rick   76   Subban, P.K.   77   Carter, Jeff   87   Crosby, Sidney	CANADA PENALTIES Per. No.  Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On 1st 14  2:00  (auto) High-Sticking minor 19:48 1   19:48 2:12 3rd 24  2:00  Tripping minor 10:12 1   10:12 11:48	SWEDEN LINEUP Pos No.   Name G 1   Enroth, Jhonas G 30   Lundqvist, Henrik G 50   Gustavsson, Jonas   3   Ekman-Larsson, Oliver   4   Hjalmarsson, Niklas   7   Tallinder, Henrik   11   Alfredsson, Daniel   14   Berglund, Patrik   16   Kruger, Marcus   18   Silfverberg, Jakob   19   Backstrom, Nicklas   20   Steen, Alexander   21   Eriksson, Loui   22   Sedin, Daniel   23   Edler, Alexander   27   Oduya, Johnny   40   Zetterberg, Henrik   41   Nyquist, Gustav   42   Ericsson, Jimmie   52   Ericsson, Jonathan   55   Kronwall, Niklas   62   Hagelin, Carl   65   Karlsson, Erik   90   Johansson, Marcus   92   Landeskog, Gabriel	SWEDEN PENALTIES Per. No.  Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On 1st 52  2:00  (auto) Holding minor 14:55 1   14:55 7:05 2nd 18  2:00  (auto) Delay of Game minor 5:46 1   5:46 16:14 2nd 14  2:00  (auto) Boarding minor 17:20 1   17:20 4:40

CANADA Goals CANADA PLAYERS (plus) SWEDEN PLAYERS (minus) Per. Time    G-As1-As2     1st 12:55   16-77-6                         2nd 15:43   87                         3rd 9:04   14

SWEDEN Goals SWEDEN PLAYERS (plus) CANADA PLAYERS (minus) Per. Time    G-As1-As2

POWER PLAY OPPORTUNITIES CANADA 0 / 3 SWEDEN 0 / 2 PENALTY SUMMARY CANADA 4 min / 2 inf SWEDEN 6 min / 3 inf POINT SUMMARY CANADA 3 G + 2 A = 5 Pts SWEDEN 0 G + A = 0 Pts

SCORING 1 2 3 Total CANADA 1 1 1 3 SWEDEN 0 0 0 0 GOALTENDER/SAVES (Time) 1 2 3 Tot. On Off CAN - Price (60:00) (W) 11 9 4 24 /0:00 3rd/20:00 SWE - Lundqvist (60:00) (L) 11 10 12 33 /0:00 3rd/20:00 Stars of the Game TIME OF GAME:   -  Start: 7:00 AM   -  End: 7:00 AM   -  Attendance: 0

OFFICIALS Referee: - Referee: - Linesmen: - Linesmen: - CERTIFIED CORRECT   This report has been checked and verified against the Official Olympic Winter Games - Men Game Report.

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