IIHF World Juniors: Hockey’s brightest young stars set for Twin Cities takeover
The IIHF World Junior Ice Hockey Championship is officially coming to the Twin Cities, and FOX 9 Sports Director Jim Rich has the full breakdown on what this means for the State of Hockey. It’s only the second time Minnesota has hosted the world-renowned tournament, which will bring the sport’s brightest young stars to Grand Casino Arena and Mariucci. Adding to the excitement, Gophers men’s hockey coach Bob Motzko will lead Team USA on home ice. Jim explains the significance of the event, what fans can expect and how Minnesota is preparing to take center stage in one of international hockey’s biggest showcases.
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