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So yesterday was a good day to be a Dallas Stars fan. Between Valeri Nichushkin and Jamie Benn's performances, the Stars' offensive leaders got some well deserved attention after the games.
Jagr's right: Valeri Nichushkin is going to be a star.
— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) February 13, 2014
A reminder that nine NHL teams passed on Valeri Nichushkin in the draft last summer. Silly wabbits.
— Adam Proteau (@Proteautype) February 13, 2014
I presume "Nichushkin" is Russian for "flying train"
— Bruce Arthur (@bruce_arthur) February 13, 2014
Wouldn't expect anything less. Short side cheddar @jamiebenn14 Congrats buddy
— Adam Cracknell (@ACracknell79) February 13, 2014
Tollefsen has been a human wrecking ball for Norway but not a great investment is trying to hit Jamie Benn
— Pierre LeBrun (@Real_ESPNLeBrun) February 13, 2014
@dstaples Funny thing is I was on the fence about Benn's inclusion on Team Canada. Sure looked good early, though.
— Jonathan Willis (@JonathanWillis) February 13, 2014
Kari Lehtonen, the third Stars player representing their country at the Olympics, is expected to start in goal for Finland's game against the Norwegians. Here is the schedule of today's men's hockey games as well as television information:
| Team | Team | Time | Channel | |
| Czech Republic | v | Latvia | 2:00 AM CST | MSNBC |
| Sweden | v | Switzerland | 6:30 AM CST | NBCSN |
| Canada | v | Austria | 11:00 AM CST | USA |
| Norway | v | Finland | 11:00 AM CST | MSNBC |
In non-hockey related events, we have the following medal games today: men's 15km freestyle cross country, men's super combined slalom, women's 15km individual biathlon, men's figure skating, women's skeleton, and women's aerials freestyle skiing. There's also some curling and ski jumping going as well.
Join us as we discuss all things Olympics related on this beautiful Friday.