Malcolm Subban will not be traded
The Boston Bruins are in pursuit of Jarome Iginla, but have stated they will not trade goaltending prospect Malcolm Subban.
- Born: 1993/12/21
- Age: 18
- Height: 6-1
- Weight: 188
- Seasons: 0
- Place of birth: Toronto, Ont, Canada
- Drafted by: the Boston Bruins in 2012 (1st round)
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Stories
Friday's Dump & Chase: 2 Steps Forward 1 Step Back
After encouraging progress in CBA negotiations was made earlier this week, Thursday saw a darkening of the mood. Either both sides intend to push these talks up to the last possible moment, or are comfortable cancelling the entire season.
IIHF WJC Semifinals complete
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Woe, Canada! McCabe, Team USA Rout Border Rivals
Team USA knocked off tournament favorite Canada, 5-1, Thursday morning.
Gaudreau, Vesey add to USA lead
Despite a rough first period, nobody doubted Team Canada's ability to come out in the second period and erase a two-goal deficit. They're the most talented offensive team in the 2013 World Junior...
McCabe's pair has USA on top
Captain Jake McCabe has the United States up 2-0 after one period vs. Canada in the 2013 WJC semifinals.
Quick Hits: Blame Holland
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Canada vs. Russia, WJC 2013: Preview, TV schedule
Having already secured a berth to the next round, Canada and Russia will be playing for a bye to the semifinals.
Team Canada hangs on to edge Team USA 2-1
Behind a stellar goaltending performance from Malcolm Subban, the Canadians took down the Americans and hold top spot in Group B. A look at the game and what lies ahead for Team Canada.
Canada forces USA into must-win mode
Malcolm Subban made 36 saves as the Canadians held off the rival Americans at the World Junior Championship on Sunday morning.
Subban, defense push aside US threat
The Canadian defense and goaltender Malcolm Subban held the American threat to the edges in the second period. Canada leads, 2-0.
WJC 2013: Team USA Primer And Broadcast Schedule
Though the tournament technically started yesterday, Team USA plays its first game today. Here's what you need to know to follow the American squad.
