"I'll Do Anything For My Country" - Drew Doughty Sends Warning to USA Ahead of Final

Team Canada came into action on Monday needing a regulation win to book their ticket to the 4 Nations Face-Off championship game, and with the return of Cale Makar, they were able to defeat Finland by a score of 5 to 3, knocking the Finns out of the tournament.

After Canada's win over Finland yesterday, Drew Doughty was interviewed by the TNT panel where he was asked if he'd drop the mitts with Matthew Tkachuk in the championship game.

Doughty laughed at Paul Bissonnette's question, but didn't rule out the possibility of it happening, saying that he'd do anything for his country.

Drew Doughty and Matthew Tkachuk have a history in the National Hockey League, back when the latter was playing for the Calgary Flames.

The two players went at it on numerous occasions over the years and it wouldn't be a shock whatsoever if they drop the mitts in a big game for their respective countries later this week.

It's been an exciting time for fans at the 4 Nations Face-Off and the return of best-on-best international hockey was desperately needed after eight-and-a-half years, which thankfully we won't have to wait that long again with the 2026 Winter Olympics next February and the return of the World Cup of Hockey, starting in 2028.

The 4 Nations Face-Off championship game between archrivals Canada and the United States is set for 5 pm PT (8 pm local) at TD Garden in Boston and can be watched nationally on Sportsnet.