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Olympics, Sam Bennett and Canada roster

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Olympics-ice hockey-Bennett replaces injured Cirelli on Canada roster
MILAN, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Conn Smythe winner Sam Bennett will replace injured centre Anthony Cirelli on the Canadian men's Olympic ice hockey roster, the Canadian Olympic Committee and Hockey Canada said on Tuesday.

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Olympics notes: Bennett added to Canada roster; 'Quad God' meets Snoop Dogg
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Jackson LaCombe replaces Seth Jones on U.S. men's hockey Olympic roster
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Ice Chips: Cirelli, Point to miss Lightning’s final two games before Olympic break
Tampa Bay Lightning forwards Anthony Cirelli and Brayden Point will both miss the team’s final two games before the Olympic break, head coach Jon Cooper said on Tuesday.

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Feisty Sam Bennett replaces injured Canada forward Anthony Cirelli on Olympic hockey roster
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Anthony Cirelli Ruled Out for Winter Olympics
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‘An honor’: Bolts Coach Jon Cooper on coaching Team Canada’s men’s hockey team at Olympics

Jon Cooper accomplished one of his dreams when he won two Stanley Cup trophies as the head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Jack Hughes calls teaming up with brother at Olympics a ‘massive dream come true'

Hughes, in a January interview, discussed Team USA's gold-or-bust mentality, Olympic ice surface concerns, and whether he or his brother would have a better chance of winning a medal in figure skating.
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A star-studded generation of hockey’s best players is finally going to the Olympics

Jack Eichel in the fall of 2021 still did not believe he and the rest of the world’s best hockey players would be going to the Olympics in Beijing a few months later, even after the NHL reached an agreement to do so. “Don’t hold your breath,” Eichel said at the time.
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