Team Germany

Finland, Germany, Latvia and Slovakia were all victorious on a Friday that helped set the stage for a crazy final few days of round-robin play at the World Championship.

Canada is still perfect, Germany and USA earned shutouts and Czechia bounced back in a big way – and a fire spawned a lot of conversation – during Thursday's World Hockey Championship action in Finland.

Thursday's meeting between Germany and Denmark at the IIHF men's World Hockey Championship was delayed for nearly two hours due to a fire inside the Helsinki Ice Hall.

The new week action began with Canada and Finland remaining perfect, while Germany and Latvia came out ahead in their matchups in the fourth day of the World Championship.

Day 2 saw Sweden, Demark, Switzerland, Czechia, Finland and Germany grab wins, with every team now having played at least one game in a wide-open start to the World Championship.

Canada and the United States started off strong, while Slovakia and Finland continue on from their Olympic success to kick off the start of the 2022 World Hockey Championship.

A total of 16 teams will battle to win the World Hockey Championship in Finland this month. Here's a look at a player to watch on every squad, featuring a large contingent of NHL talent.

IIHF official Lukas Kohlmuller is recovering from a severe wrist laceration suffered during the U-18 World Championship on Thursday in Germany.

The final four teams are known at the U-18 World Hockey Championship, with Finland, USA, Czechia and Sweden moving on to the semifinal.

The real fun is about to begin at the U-18 World Hockey Championship. Tony Ferrari takes you through the four quarterfinal matchups.

The four quarterfinal matchups have been set after victories to Switzerland, Czechia, USA and Sweden finished off group play at the men's U-18 World Championship in Germany.

Finland and USA stay perfect, while Canada and Sweden both overcame difficult Day 1 performances to earn wins on Day 2 in Germany.

USA rolled over Canada; Latvia beat Sweden for the first time ever; Finland stopped a Swiss attack; and Czechia wouldn't let the hosts celebrate on the first day of action at the U-18 World Hockey Championship.

Russia was stripped of World Junior Championship hosting duties for December, leaving the tournament up for grabs. Ryan Kennedy and Steven Ellis take a look at some of the top destinations for the tournament to go.

The quarterfinal field is set at the men's Olympic hockey tournament after wins for Canada, Switzerland, Denmark and Slovakia finalized the group of eight.

Slovakia had as perfect of a qualification game as you could ask for, eliminating the reigning silver medalists with a 4-0 win on Tuesday.

Four teams have advanced to the quarterfinal directly while the rest of the field will play in the qualification round on Tuesday after a wild final day of round-robin action.

The United States has finished on top of Group A in the men's Olympic hockey preliminary round, earning a bye to the quarterfinal thanks to a 3-2 win over Germany.

The United States beat Canada, Russia and Denmark finished as the top seeds in Group B and Germany avoided a late-game collapse to China on the second last day of preliminary round action in the men's Olympic hockey tournament.

China scored its first two Olympic goals, but Germany managed to hold on in a 3-2 win on Saturday in men's hockey action in Beijing.

Canada and USA had big wins in their respective openers and rivals Finland and Sweden also started off strong on the second day of men's Olympic hockey action in Beijing.

Canada started off the 2022 men's Olympic hockey tournament in Beijing with a 5-1 win against Germany on Thursday.

No NHLers? No problem. The men's Olympic hockey tournament is sure to be interesting, and, frankly, quite wide open. Here's a look at a player to watch on all 12 teams.

The Olympic Games are a prime opportunity for prospects and veteran pros alike to audition for NHL scouts, just like in 2018. Here's a look at one player per team that could earn a shot in the NHL in the future.