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Sweden became the first home team to win the world hockey championships in 27 years, beating Switzerland 5-1 on Sunday.

Paul Stastny had two goals and two assists, and Craig Smith added five assists to help the United States rout Russia 8-3 on Thursday in the world hockey quarterfinals.

The United States, Canada, Russia and Switzerland clinched quarterfinal berths at the hockey world championships Sunday.

The United States beat France 4-2 Saturday for its fourth win at the ice hockey world championships.

Craig Smith had a hat trick and teenager John Gibson was stellar in net to lead the United States over host Finland 4-1 at the ice hockey world championship on Wednesday.

Russia got two late goals to beat the United States 5-3 in a hard fought game, while Canada scored four unanswered goals en route to a 7-1 rout of Norway on Tuesday at the ice hockey world championships.

The Anaheim Ducks' Bobby Ryan scored the first goal for the United States in the second period, helping it to a 5-2 victory over Switzerland at the ice hockey world championships in Helsinki on Tuesday.

Tampa Bay center Nate Thompson broke the tie at the end of the second period to help the United States beat Belarus 5-3 on Thursday in the world hockey championships.

The United States lost to Slovakia 4-2 Monday for its first loss at hockey's world championships after opening with two victories.

Jack Johnson scored his second goal of the game 1:47 into overtime to give the United States a 5-4 victory over Canada on Saturday in the hockey world championships.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- When we think of the 1980 Olympics, we instantly think of the U.S. team and the "Miracle on Ice." Yet among the players at that tournament was a young man named Peter Stastny, who, along with brothers Anton and Marian, ...

Pardon the interruption (where have I heard that before?), but I've decided to spend my last blog before the Christmas break on my choices for the US and Canadian Olympic teams. I will get back to my usual rookie/prospect-based Wednesday blogging nex...

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Paul Stastny scored two goals and helped set up another Saturday to give the United States a 3-0 win over Germany and a place in the quarterfinals at the hockey world championships.

Colorado Avalanche rookie Paul Stastny and Boston rookie Phil Kessel were among the 18 players chosen Monday for the U.S. National Team that will compete in the world championships in Moscow beginning April 27.

Paul Stastny isn't making a name for himself. He is simply adding on to the legacy started by his father, Peter.