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The 17-1 score seems confirmed by sources, however there is some peculiar elements about it. Does it seem likely that no Swede got more than 4 points if they scored 23 goals in the tournament? Does it seem likely (as hockey Canada's site indicates) that they left Sevigny in for all 17 goals? 18abruce ( talk) 01:14, 6 January 2020 (UTC) reply