Team Canada saved its best for last in pre-tournament play. “We take the first two periods and we kind of learn and throw it away,” head coach Alan Letang said following Saturday’s 6-5 overtime loss to the United States. “We focus on the third period.” Trailing 5-3, Canada rallied to score twice while controlling play throughout the final full frame. “We finally got a little bit of emotion and a little physicality in our game and it started to drag more of our group in and that’s what we needed,” Letang said. “We’ve kind of been waiting for this group to assert itself like that and it’s good to see. Now we know our identity.” “We really kind of showed who we were in the third period,” sai
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