President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he would call the American male hockey team before his end of confronting 4 nations against Canada in a rematch of his heated game during the weekend.
Bill Guerin, general manager of the 4 nations team.
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President Donald Trump comes to speak at the top of the Institute of Future Investment Investment Investment in Miami Beach, Florida, on Wednesday, February 19, 2025. (Photo AP/Rebecca Blackwell)
In Truth Social, the busy president wrote that he would give the team a ring and make fun of Canada again.
“I will call our great American hockey team this morning to stimulate them towards victory tonight against Canada, than with much lower taxes and much stronger security, someday, maybe soon, it will become our appreciated and very important, very important, Fifty first state states. ”
Trump added that he could not attend the game.
“I will talk to the governors tonight in DC, and sadly, therefore, he will not be able to attend. But we will all be looking, and if Governor Trudeau would like to join us, he would be welcome. Good luck to all, and that you have a great game tonight.
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President Donald Trump, on the left, shakes hand with Matthew Tkachuk during a ceremony with the NHL team of the Florida Panthers to celebrate his victory of the Stanley 2024 Cup in the east room of the White House on Monday 3 of February 2025 in Washington, DC (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Saturday’s game began with Canadian fans in Montreal Boing “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Then, three American and three Canadian players threw their gloves and began to fight. There were three fights in the first nine seconds. The United States laughed for the last time when they surpassed Canada, 3-1.
It is not clear if there will be more fighting when the album falls at 8 pm et.
Matthew Tkachuk and Brandon Hagel, who have had an intense rivalry in the NHL games, they threw subtle soaps since then while talking to journalists. Tkachuk had said previously that he, his brother and his teammate, Jt Miller, talked about provoking the fight in the group chat.
Hagel pushed Texters, saying that he fought “for the flag” and “not the cameras.” Added as a subtle photo that his Canadian teammates “do not have group chats.”
The United States team striker Matthew Tkachuk, #19, and the striker of the Canada Brandon Hagel team, #38, fight in the first period during an ice hockey game in front of the 4 nations at the Bell Center. (Eric Bolte-Imagn images)
“Maybe his team does not like each other, so if they don’t have group chats,” Tkachuk said, through Sportsnet.
