Tyler Kennedy

This brings them down a notch, especially with the girls winning too, like with all the politics and all that stuff, and you add this game and the U.S.

winning both girls and boys.

There is a dislike with Canada and U.S., and this just magnifies it because, again, you just took

something from a Canadian that they are so prideful for.

So on my side, it's a very touchy situation.

It's like, you know, I think Wayne Gretzky said, you know, there are brothers and sisters.

You know, Canada and the U.S.

are brothers and sisters.

They're going to fight.

They're going to have disagreements, but they're probably always going to come back together.

This is one of the things that you hope happens because we're too close, and it's just tough because they take it

to heart so much.

So when they lost, Canada is not a happy country right now.

No, they're not mad at Cooper.

They thought the team played well.

They're taking it as the goalie stood on his head.

They're obviously talking about Sid and, you know, would having him in the game change the end result?

And I like to say,

And I like to think it would have.

Right.