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Doughty and Kuemper will represent Canada in the medal rounds after a 4-3 OT win over Czechia in the quarterfinals.
Armia contributed for Finland, helping them advance to the medal rounds with a 3-2 OT win over Switzerland.
Kempe’s Olympic run ended for Sweden after a 2-1 OT loss to the United States in the quarterfinals.
Canada vs. Finland is set for the medal-round semifinal, with Canada as the top seed facing Finland.
Medal-round schedule includes Canada (Doughty, Kuemper) vs. Finland (Armia) and separate bronze and gold games.
Broadcast details were unclear for the final three games at the time of publication.
The story was supplemented with INSIDER updates on team practice and group-stage recaps.
Doughty played 14:18, contributing to Canada’s success, while Armia logged 14:05 for Finland.
The semifinals guarantee at least one Kings player in both gold and bronze games if the results hold.
The article notes that the medal-round schedule spans Friday to Sunday, with final game times in Pacific.

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Jets returned to practice amid a compressed schedule as they chase a playoff spot ahead of a three-game road trip.
Four Jets Olympians—Morrissey, Connor, Hellebuyck and Niederreiter—will play in the quarterfinals for their countries.
Coach Scott Arniel noted the unusual schedule, comparing it to last year’s 4 Nations Face-Off.
Adam Lowry said returning practice time is critical after hip surgery and the Christmas break.
Neal Pionk and Haydn Fleury returned to practice in non-contact jerseys.
Executive notes that Olympic break provided a mental reset and schedule relief for some players.
Colin Miller skated with the team, with uncertainty about his return date.
The Jets sit 11 points out of a playoff spot as they prepare for a three-game west coast swing.
Olympic quarterfinals feature a Canada vs. Czechia rematch and a USA vs. Sweden marquee.
Nino Niederreiter and Switzerland eliminated Italy with a 3-0 win, advancing to face Finland.

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Kathy Leutner was photographed in Italy with Team Canada supporters as Canada entered a pivotal quarterfinal at Milano Cortina 2026.
Leutner was seen wearing a cream-colored turtleneck, signaling her presence among the Canadian contingent.
The article confirms Crosby remains a central figure as Canada chases Olympic gold in Beijing and Milan-Cortina contexts.
The report links Crosby’s on-ice legacy to ongoing Olympic discussions about Canada’s gold chances.
The piece notes ongoing tension as Canada faced a potential upset in the quarterfinals, mirroring past Olympic performance.
Lauren Kyle, McDavid’s wife, shared an Instagram story that confirmed Leutner’s presence among Team Canada WAGs.
The article appears under Sports Illustrated’s Athlete Lifestyle section, emphasizing profiles around Olympic athletes and partners.
The narrative ties a public figure’s appearance to the broader Olympic storyline about team performance and expectations.

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Zacha could not join the Czech Olympic team due to an upper-body injury, remaining with the Bruins instead.
Zacha was replaced on the Czech roster by Filip Chlapik after the decision to pull him from Olympic duty.
Coach Marco Sturm said the timing and the injury prevented Zacha from going to the Olympics.
Zacha has been the Bruins’ most consistent all-around center, contributing to their playoff push.
Despite the setback, Zacha planned to return after a productive practice and recovery block.
The Bruins remained focused on the playoff push and potential trade deadline moves.
Zacha’s performance this season includes 37 points and strong contributions on multiple lines.
Elias Lindholm joined Olympic duty for Sweden, contrasting Zacha’s situation.
Filip Chlapik replaced Zacha on the Czech roster and had been playing in the Czech Extraliga.

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