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On February 15th, 2014, Team USA faced off against Team Russia in the Olympic preliminaries for men’s ice hockey. After a close game that saw 65 minutes of tied hockey… a shootout would be needed to settle the score. What no one knew… is that this shootout, would create a hockey legend.
On February 15th, 2014, Team USA faced off against Team Russia in the Olympic preliminaries for men’s ice hockey. After a close game that saw 65 minutes of tied hockey… a shootout would be needed to settle the score. What no one knew… is that this shootout, would create a hockey legend.
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