Canada must play a game at least every second day in Espoo to reach the April 14 final.
Canada is gearing up for more games over more days at the expanded women’s world hockey championship.
“You have to get up on game days, you’ve got to be energized and ready to go. The day after, you’ve got to come down a little bit, get relaxed, stay relaxed, be able to rest and then you get back up for the next one.” So the world’s top five seeds — defending champion United States, Canada, Finland, Russia, Switzerland — are in Group A in Espoo.What’s different this year is the prospect of Canada and the U.S. playing quarterfinal games against a Group B opponent.
“To me, it’s a win-win,” Kingsbury said. “It’s two more games in our schedule. It allows us to build some critical experience with our group.
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