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Hellebuyck's Golden Stick: Olympic Memorabilia

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Connor Hellebuyck shares his cherished Team USA gold medal stick from the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, showcasing a visible puck mark from a crucial save against Canada. The Tkachuk brothers are amazed by the relic, likening it to the Mona Lisa.

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Hellebuyck's Golden Stick: Olympic Memorabilia

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hellebuyck's Golden Stick: Olympic Memorabilia. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

For the NHL, it's March 4th, and here's what's going on. Connor Hellerbook is cherishing a special goalie stick from his team USA Gold Medal win at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina, 2026. The Goldtender recently shared the piece of history on the Wingman podcast hosted by Matthew and Brady Tick-A-Chuck. During the episode, Hellerbike talked about a visible puck mark on the stick from a key save in the Gold Medal game against Canada. He even stepped away briefly to grab the stick from his house and show it off to the hosts. The mark came from a shot by Canada's Devon Toes, a moment that helped seal the victory for the Americans. Hellerbook pointed out the exact spot where the puck struck. The Tick-A-Chuck brothers were blown away by the story and the stick itself. Matthew called it like the Mona Lisa, while Brady could not believe the preservation of such a game used relic. Fans are loving the glimpse into Olympic memorabilia, and it highlights why Hellerbook holds on to gear that tells a champion's tale.

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