O say can you see America catching up to Canadian ice hockey supremacy?
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Whether it's on the ice or in the trophy cabinet, American hockey players have been rapidly melting Canada's long-time dominance of the sport.
When Team USA and Canada meet on the TD Garden rink in Boston Thursday night in the championship game of the inaugural 4 Nations Face-off (8 p.m. ET on ESPN), it'll mark one more instance of the neighbors appearing to be near-equals in the sport invented north of the border.
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