Mark Masters

starts.

Again, tomorrow night.

It looks like they'll be playing Sweden's up right now.

They'll be playing Sweden tomorrow in their quarterfinal at 9-10.

So he was talking about getting used to that and hanging out with the women's team in the village and how determined they are and how he'll be brooding for them on Thursday.

And, you know, not giving away much, but seems to be in a good place.

And his line mates have been raving about him.

And he was taking a little heat from the American media early in the tournament.

And it seems like he's kind of rounding into form right now.

I mean, you'd hope it's going to happen sooner than later, and these other countries have to get going a bit.

But Switzerland, as much as they were outshot and dominated territorially yesterday, it still ended up being a 2-1 game.

Obviously, Canada hasn't really found its top level, or maybe just this is their reality right now with this group.

They outshot them 46-8.

Yeah.

Yeah, it wasn't close in terms of the shots and the territorial.

At least the score, though, was tight.

And, you know, the Swiss captains at the podium afterwards calling Canada shaky and beatable.

So, yes, no, you're right.

It would be great.

It would be better, obviously, if there was more teams that felt like they were legitimate gold medal contenders.