February 22, 2014

[Virtual Jarmo]

RUS 6 - SWE 3
Shots: 34-23 RUS
PP: RUS - 1/3; SWE - 0/2

09:16 0-1 RUS Alexander Ovechkin [40] (Ilya Kovalchuk, Fedor Tyutin)
19:27 1-1 SWE Henrik Sedin [17] (Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson, Daniel Sedin)
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31:48 1-2 RUS Pavel Datsyuk [24] (Evgeni Malkin)
32:43 1-3 RUS Mikhail Grigorenko [21] (Ilya Kovalchuk, Pavel Datsyuk)
34:18 2-3 SWE Victor Ohman [19] (Gabriel Landeskog, Oliver Ekman-Larsson)
36:01 3-3 SWE Henrik Zetterberg [38] (Sebastien Collberg, Victor Ohman)
37:49 3-4 RUS Alexander Burmistrov [23] (Kirill Kabanov, Alexander Ovechkin)
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43:41 3-5 RUS Ilya Kovalchuk [26] (Mikhail Grigorenko, Evgeni Malkin)
46:37 3-6 RUS Alexander Ovechkin [41] (Alexander Burmistrov, Ilya Kovalchuk)PP
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Three stars:
1st: Alexander Ovechkin
2nd: Ilya Kovalchuk
3rd: Mikhail Grigorenko

[Virtual Jarmo]

Russia wins the bronze medal with a convincing victory over Sweden.

Canada v. the US for gold tomorrow.

http://www.ehechockey.com/Olympics.zip

[SharksGM]

1 giveaway for the entire Russian team against that Swedish defense. That's certainly something. And only the bottom two lines were NZT, the top two were PP.

Sitting Lundqvist in favour of Markstrom is an... interesting decision, to say the least.