ESPN is ramping up its coverage of the NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off with top analysts like P.K. Subban appearing on multiple studio shows ahead of Thursday’s championship game between the US and Canada. The network believes the tournament has resonated well with fans, who appreciate the physicality and intensity that comes with international hockey competitions.
Subban, a key player for Team USA, recently expressed his support for the tournament, saying it brings what fans want – authentic competition and pride on the ice. The Tkachuck family, whose sons Matthew and Brady started every game for Team USA, will also make an appearance on ESPN’s coverage, including their father Keith Tkachuk.
The excitement around 4 Nations Face-Off has drawn significant attention from fans and media alike, with ESPN experiencing increased interest in its NHL coverage. The network is offering exclusive access to the championship game through Disney+, as well as streaming customers of ESPN+.
President Donald Trump’s attendance at Thursday’s game remains uncertain, but US Men’s National Team General Manager Bill Guerin has expressed his hope for the President’s presence. With ESPN going all-in on its 4 Nations Face-Off coverage, fans can expect an in-depth look at the championship game and the teams competing.
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