Thursday night saw Canada secure victory in Boston in the 4 Nations Face-Off, an NHL exhibition tournament that pitted teams of Finnish, Swedish, U.S. and Canadian players against one another.

This little mid-season tournament proved to be something much greater, and the NHL must now deal with the ramifications.

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California, a major Canadian trade partner, should be alarmed by the NHL's 4 Nations Face-Off. It reflected new acrimony between longtime allies after Trump's trade threats.

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Reigning MVP Nathan MacKinnon was the 4 Nations Face-Off MVP and is leading the league in scoring this season. Leon Draisaitl ...

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The 4 Nations Face-Off came to a close on Thursday night at TD Garden in Boston and millions of fans on both sides of the border tuned in to watch the Championship Game.