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The Detroit News · May 20, 2018

Wings’ Larkin, U.S. top Canada to win bronze

Copenhagen, Denmark — The United States topped Canada 4-1 to claim the bronze medal at the ice hockey championship on Sunday.

Chris Kreider led the U.S. with two goals.

Forward Nick Bonino scored the winner on a rebound during a power play in the final period. Anders Lee and Kreider added empty-net insurance goals to give the U.S. its third bronze in six years.

Canada had to settle for a disappointing fourth-place finish.

Kreider scored the go-ahead goal for the U.S. in the second period, capitalizing on a mistake by Canada captain Connor McDavid. The goal was assisted by Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin (Waterford) and Alex DeBrincat (Farmington Hills).

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