Hunt's Alumni Game Assists: Canada Beats USA

0:00Garrett Hunt stole the show in the opening NHL alumni game at Murrayfield, dishing out five assists as Canada beat USA 8-4. The pint-sized Canadian forward, standing just five foot nine, capped in his squad like a boss on the big Olympic ice. Hunt called it his best single-game haul this season with the five flyers, where he notched three goals and twelve assists over 44 games in a bay, tough elite league campaign. This much-traveled vet has skated for teams across North America, Hungary, and China, buzzing around with slick passes and smarts. Fans love the legend skills on display. No rough stuff in the corner since these old-timers over 40 kept it clean, though some admitted there. Legs were burning after 60 minutes. Over 1,500 showed up midweek, including Portugal-born, Hart's winger Claudio Braga getting his first taste of hockey. Hunt expects the action to ramp up in the next two games, with players jelling after just arriving Monday. Saturdays almost sold out at 6.30 p.m., Sunday at 5.30 p.m.,

1:03and he's hyped for the Canada USA rivalry to ignite. These events are sparking interest in Scottish hockey spots, like Glasgow, Dundee, and Kirkali Hunt, drove just 40 minutes from home, hoping crowds. Follow suit for more Elite Play. This has been Edinburgh News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.