U.S. Hockey Trounces Slovenia

CLOSER TO GOLD

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 5:01PM EDT / Published Feb. 16, 2014 12:46PM EST

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The American men's hockey team is in a pretty sweet spot now. After beating their biggest rivals, the Russians, yesterday in a fantastic overtime match, team USA beat Slovenia with a comfortable lead of four goals. America's Phil Kessel also had a hat trick, the first time a U.S. hockey player had one in the Olympics in over a decade. Slovenia only has seven ice rinks in the country and 200 registered senior players, so it wasn't exactly a surprising win for U.S. Still, the victory has secured U.S. a bye into the quarterfinals.

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U.S. Hockey Trounces Slovenia

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