TORONTO -
Tyson Jost can’t help but think back to what went down one day in late April.
Just over eight months ago, Jost stood on the ice and watched with dejection as the United States celebrated a bronze-medal win against Canada in the under-18 world hockey championship in Grand Forks, N.D.
You think that loss still resonated with Jost as Canada was making its final preparations to meet the U.S. on Saturday in the 2017 world junior hockey championship?
You bet.
“This game I have marked down since they took it to us in that game (by a 10-3 score),” Jost said on Friday.