U.S., Canada women could wear generic jerseys at hockey worlds amid IIHF legal dispute
The U.S. and Canadian women’s hockey teams may have to wear generic jerseys at the world championships amid a legal dispute with the IIHF. In their first game of a new Olympic cycle, Canada beat reigning Olympic champion Team USA 5–3 in Windsor, Ontario, while debuting new Bauer jerseys.
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