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NHL's Four Nations Face-Off, Explained

The league has replaced its annual all-star game with a four-team, round-robin tournament featuring the national teams of the U.S., Canada, Sweden and Finland. You'll want to circle Feb. 15 on your calendar. That's when Canada and the U.S. square off — in Montreal no less — days after fans across Canada booed the U.S. national anthem in response to President Trump's controversial tariff threat. Hoo boy. From rosters to the TV schedule — and why Russia wasn’t invited — here’s what to know.

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    All Stars Out, Four Nations In

    “It’s great for the game of hockey.”

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    Everything to know about the NHL/NHLPA 4 Nations Face-Off

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