In a heartwarming display of sportsmanship, two NHL teammates who faced off in the gold-medal Olympic hockey match just months ago have put aside their rivalry to lead their team to the Stanley Cup Finals. The New York Times explores the remarkable story of how players from Team USA and Canada put aside their national pride to work together in pursuit of the coveted championship. The article delves into the intense rivalry between the two teams, which culminated in a thrilling gold-medal game, and how they were able to put their differences aside to become a cohesive unit on the ice. With their team on the brink of history, the players' journey to the Stanley Cup Finals is a testament to the power of teamwork and camaraderie in the world of professional sports.

‘Hug it out?’ How NHL teammates moved past gold-medal Olympic rivalry for Stanley Cup run  The New York Times