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Date: 2/13/2014
Time: 3am EST
Channel: NBCSN
Finland
IIHF Ranking: #2
Olympic History:
Gold - N/A
Silver - 1988 & 2006
Bronze - 1994, 1998, & 2010
Projected Lineup:
L1: Mikael Grandlund - Aleksander Barkov - Teemu Selanne
L2: Lauri Korpikoski - Olli Jokinen - Tuomo Ruutu
L3: Jussi Jokinen - Petri Kontiola - Juhamatti Aaltonen
L4: Leo Komarov - Jarkko Immonen - Jori Lehtera
D1: Olli Maatta - Kimmo Timonen
D2: Sami Vatanen - Sami Salo
D3: Sami Lepisto - Juuso Hietanen
G: Tuukka Rask
Austria
IIHF Ranking: #15
Olympic History:
Gold - N/A
Silver - N/A
Bronze - N/A
Projected Lineup:
L1: Thomas Vanek - Thomas Hundertpfund - Michael Grabner
L2: Michael Raffl - Raphael Herburger - Thomas Raffl
L3: Daniel Oberkofler - Thomas Koch - Manuel Latusa
L4: Oliver Setzinger - Matthias Iberer - Brian Lebler
D1: Florian Iberer - Mario Altmann
D2: Thomas Pock - Robert Lukas
D3: Andre Lakos - Stefan Ulmer
G: Bernard Starkbaum
Doob's take: It's the battle of the dark horses. Team Finland is seen by many as a dark horse for medal contention, but I see team Austria as a team to watch in these Olympic games. We'll see if the skills of Vanek, the speed of Grabner, and the rest of the Austrian team can hold their own against a very talented and hungry Fin team. Doob picks the Fin to win 4-3.
Time: 3am EST
Channel: NBCSN
Finland
IIHF Ranking: #2
Olympic History:
Gold - N/A
Silver - 1988 & 2006
Bronze - 1994, 1998, & 2010
Projected Lineup:
L1: Mikael Grandlund - Aleksander Barkov - Teemu Selanne
L2: Lauri Korpikoski - Olli Jokinen - Tuomo Ruutu
L3: Jussi Jokinen - Petri Kontiola - Juhamatti Aaltonen
L4: Leo Komarov - Jarkko Immonen - Jori Lehtera
D1: Olli Maatta - Kimmo Timonen
D2: Sami Vatanen - Sami Salo
D3: Sami Lepisto - Juuso Hietanen
G: Tuukka Rask
Austria
IIHF Ranking: #15
Olympic History:
Gold - N/A
Silver - N/A
Bronze - N/A
Projected Lineup:
L1: Thomas Vanek - Thomas Hundertpfund - Michael Grabner
L2: Michael Raffl - Raphael Herburger - Thomas Raffl
L3: Daniel Oberkofler - Thomas Koch - Manuel Latusa
L4: Oliver Setzinger - Matthias Iberer - Brian Lebler
D1: Florian Iberer - Mario Altmann
D2: Thomas Pock - Robert Lukas
D3: Andre Lakos - Stefan Ulmer
G: Bernard Starkbaum
Doob's take: It's the battle of the dark horses. Team Finland is seen by many as a dark horse for medal contention, but I see team Austria as a team to watch in these Olympic games. We'll see if the skills of Vanek, the speed of Grabner, and the rest of the Austrian team can hold their own against a very talented and hungry Fin team. Doob picks the Fin to win 4-3.