LATEST | Canucks issue statement regarding Arturs Silovs
The Canucks' top goaltending prospect was granted the opportunity to represent his nation had the Men's World Championship. The Latvian-born Arturs Silovs stunned the world and wrote a new page in the IIHF history books.
Silovs and his team were playing in the Bronze final against the American powerhouse, the game was tied at 3 and the game was taken to overtime. The Latvian ended up writing history as they won their first-ever medal when Kristian Rubins buried it on Casey DeSmith:
The Canucks issued a statement regarding the tourney's top goaltender and Abbotsford Canucks MVP after their triumph:
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MAI 28 | 1268 ANSWERS LATEST | Canucks issue statement regarding Arturs Silovs Is Arturs Silovs the next big thing between the pipes in Vancouver? |
Yes | 1115 | 87.9 % |
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