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Panthers in 2010 IIHF World Championship: gold, silver, and bronze for Cats

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Tomas Vokoun gets some love.         By AFP/Getty Images

 

The 2010 edition of the WC closed up shop after a wildly unpredictable tournament (Americans placing 13th anyone? How about Canada 7th?), but at the end of the day three current and future Panthers took home some shiny new hardware. 

Gold / Silver Medal Game - CZE 2, RUS 1:  With Russia's Semyon Varlamov pulled for the extra attacker late in the third frame, Tomas Vokoun surrendered his only goal of the game (to Pavel Datsyuk), ultimately stopping 35 shots to seal the win - and the tourney - for the Czech Republic. T-Vo now has dual-golds and a bronze in four WC appearances. Dmitry Kulikov logged 15:35 TOI with no points or shots, but should have some sweet stories to tell having been around a second Alex Ovechkin (0 points, -2) club to come up short of reasonable expectations in two weeks' time.

Bronze Medal Game - SWE 3, GER 1:  Jacob Markstrom rode the pine but nonetheless will receive a bronze medal as Sweden's starter Jonas Gustavsson held off 20 shots by an amazingly resilient German team to earn third place in the Championship.

Among the three Panthers involved in Sunday's action, only one is iron-clad guaranteed a spot in Sunrise to start the 2010-11 season. Take a guess which.

More goodness at IIHF.com and of course our own Puck Worlds

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The Sweden-Germany game was the bronze medal game ;)

by dleung17 on May 23, 2010 8:55 PM EDT reply actions  

Duly noted!

And thank you; that’s what I get for breaking my curfew last night :)

by Donny Rivette on May 23, 2010 9:51 PM EDT reply actions  

There’s currently a picture of T-Vo on the front page of the Panthers’ website that shows him with a genuinely happy smile. It’s good to see him get the recognition he deserves! I’m very happy that he was able to win the Gold after coming up short at the Olympics.

The cynic in me says that this gold medal will add to his trade value, but I’m happy for him nonetheless!

by VanMurph on May 24, 2010 9:44 AM EDT reply actions  

The cynic in me says that this gold medal will add to his trade value, but I’m happy for him nonetheless!

Hate admitting it, but it’s rather difficult NOT to feel that way.

by Donny Rivette on May 24, 2010 10:20 AM EDT up reply actions  

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Florida Panthers Roster

# Pos. DOB W H
Krys Barch 21 RW 3/26/1980 237 6-1
Sean Bergenheim 20 LW 2/8/1984 200 5-11
Matt Bradley 22 RW 6/13/1978 201 6-3
Brian Campbell 51 D 5/23/1979 189 6-0
Scott Clemmensen 30 G 7/23/1977 203 6-3
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Tomas Fleischmann 14 RW 5/16/1984 192 6-1
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Jason Garrison 52 D 11/13/1984 216 6-2
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Ed Jovanovski 55 D 6/26/1976 221 6-3
Tomas Kopecky 82 RW 2/5/1982 203 6-3
Dmitry Kulikov 7 D 10/29/1990 196 6-1
John Madden 10 C 5/4/1973 190 5-11
Jacob Markstrom 25 G 1/31/1990 178 6-3
Shawn Matthias 18 C 2/19/1988 216 6-4
Mikael Samuelsson 26 RW 12/23/1976 218 6-2
Mike Santorelli 13 C 12/14/1985 190 6-0
Jack Skille 12 RW 5/19/1987 215 6-1
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Jose Theodore 60 G 9/13/1976 185 5-11
Scottie Upshall 19 RW 10/7/1983 200 6-0
Kris Versteeg 32 RW 5/13/1986 182 5-10
Mike Weaver 43 D 5/2/1978 186 5-9
Stephen Weiss 9 C 4/3/1983 193 5-11

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