For the US team, its three fights in nine seconds against Team Canada on Saturday night began with a group chat.
Brady Tkachuk, who was involved in the second fight only a second after his brother, Matthew, dropped his gloves, revealed that the brothers and JT. Miller also made an earlier group conversation that day and planned his fights (Brady fought against the Florida Panthers teammate from Matthew, Sam Bennett).
When speaking with journalists on Tuesday, Brandon Hagel, who fought against Matthew, threw a slight blow to the texters, saying that he fought “for the flag” and “not the cameras.”
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The United States team striker Matthew Tkachuk (19) and the eaves of the Canada Brandon Hagel Fight team in the first period during the set of confrontation of the 4 nations in Montreal on Saturday. (Eric Bolte-Imagn images)
Hagel added as a subtle shot that his Canadian teammates “do not have group chats.”
Well, Matthew learned about that on Wednesday and answered with his own blow.
“Maybe his team does not like each other, so if they don’t have group chats,” Matthew said.
The rivalry, which has covered decades, is probably the most popular that has ever been, and will only get hotter when the two border countries duule it on Thursday night in Boston for the face of the 4 nations.
Brandon Hagel de Canada, on the left, fights with Matthew Tkachuk of the United States during the first period of the set of confrontation of the 4 nations in Montreal on Saturday. (Graham Hughes/Canadian Press through AP)
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The fights occurred shortly after the Canadian crowd booed “The Star-Spangled Banner.” And although that is mainly fanfare due to political tension between the two countries, it is very clear that US players were not fans of what they heard.
Canadian crowds have booed the US anthem. In the recent sporting events in the midst of President Donald Trump’s rates on Canada. Since then, tariffs have stopped, but the president has also caused Canadians with the idea that Canada becomes the “State 51”.
Brandon Hagel de Canada, on the left, and Matthew Tkachuk’s fight in the United States during the first period of the confrontation game of the 4 nations in Montreal on February 15, 2025. (Christinne Muschi/Canadian Press through AP)
The US team won a 3-1 victory on Saturday after the fights in the Round-Robin game, although Connor McDavid of Canada opened the scoring. But the defender of the United States was the elite later, and Canada could not find the background of the network again.
