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2021 IIHF Men’s World Championships: Thompson Hurt

Buffalo Sabres forward Tage Thompson is considered day-to-day with an injury for Team USA at the 2021 IIHF Men’s World Championships, currently being held in Riga, Latvia. The United States also lost their goaltender, Anthony Stolarz, who is done for the tournament.

Elsewhere, Sabres prospect JJ Peterka has now officially been added to the German roster, which means we’re likely to see him in game action soon. Elsewhere, Victor Olofsson scored for Sweden while Arttu Ruotsalainen recorded his first point of the tournament on a nice pass for an assist.

Here are your Sabres-relevant stats through today’s games:

Colin Miller (CAN): 3 GP – 0 G – 0 A

Victor Olofsson (SWE): 3 GP – 1 G – 0 A

JJ Peterka (GER): 0 GP – 0 G – 0 A

Lawrence Pilut (SWE): 3 GP – 0 G – 1 A

Tobias Rieder (GER): 3 GP – 1 G – 0 A

Arttu Ruotsalainen (FIN): 3 GP – 0 G – 1 A

Tage Thompson (USA): 2 GP – 0 G – 0 A (inj., day-to-day)

Denmark 3, Great Britain 2

Denmark goals: Julian Jakobsen, Nicklas Jensen, Markus Lauridsen

Great Britain goals: Ben OConnor, Mike Hammond

United States 3, Kazakhstan 0

United States goals: Adam Clendening, Trevor Moore, Jack Drury

Kazakhstan goals: None

Sweden 7, Switzerland 0

Sweden goals: Jesper Froden (2), Adrian Kempe, Victor Olofsson, Magnus Nygren, Nils Lundkvist, Henrik Tommernes

Finland 5, Norway 2

Finland goals: Iiro Pakarinen, Anton Lundell, Kim Nousiainen, Jere Innala, Hannes Bjorninen

Norway goals: Mathis Olimb, Tobias Lindstrom

Standings

Group A:

1. Slovakia (3-0-0-0)

2. Russia (2-0-0-1)

3. Switzerland (2-0-0-1)

4. Denmark (1-1-0-1)

5. Belarus (1-0-1-1)

6. Sweden (1-0-0-2)

7. Czech Republic (0-1-0-2)

8. Great Britain (0-0-1-2)

Group B:

1. Germany (3-0-0-0)

2. Latvia (2-0-1-0)

3. Finland (2-0-1-0)

4. United States (2-0-0-1)

5. Kazakhstan (0-2-0-1)

6. Norway (1-0-0-2)

7. Canada (0-0-0-3)

8. Italy (0-0-0-3)

Wednesday’s Games

9:00 a.m. Russia vs. Denmark (Live on NHLN)

9:00 a.m. Kazakhstan vs. Germany (Tobias Rieder, possibly JJ Peterka)

1:00 p.m., Belarus vs. Germany

1:00 p.m., Canada vs. Norway (Colin Miller) (Live on NHLN)