IIHF Ice Hockey World Championships 2022, Day 11!

Alright 5th Line, day 11 at the IIHF Worlds 2022 isn't the brightest, just FYI.  But, we're still going to recap it anyway.  Let's do this!

Game 1 was a matchup between Team Canada and Team Denmark.  Team Denmark would go on to beat Team Canada 3-2.  Also, no points for Johnson or Sillinger, today.    

Game 2 was Team USA Vs. Team Czechia.  Team USA would be handed a rare loss, as Czechia would win 1-0.  So obviously in this game Andrew Peeke and Nick Blankenburg had no points today, either.  

These were our only two games to watch today with Blue Jackets.  Tomorrow we have many more games to watch though.  First game is Team Germany Vs. Team Switzerland, Team Switzerland has Dean Kukan.  Next game to watch is Team Sweden, with Emil Bemstrom and Team Latvia, with Elvis Merzlikins.  Team USA, with Nick Blankenburg and Andrew Peeke, will then take on Team Norway.  This game will be followed by Team Canada , with Cole Sillinger and Kent Johnson, taking on Team France with Alexander Texier.  Also, not that these are the final games before Quarter Finals.  So, tomorrow is day 12 and easily the biggest day of the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championships 2022, thus far.  It will be very exciting!  

Good luck to all of our Blue Jackets and go CBJ!   

Source:   “IIHF - Schedule and Results 2022 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship.” IIHF International Ice Hockey Federation, https://www.iihf.com/en/events/2022/wm/schedule. "     



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