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Top Sharks Prospect Has Ultimate Blunder At WJC

max miller
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San Jose Sharks top prospect Sam Dickinson had an ultimate mishap during Team Canada's quarterfinal game against Czechia.

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Dickinson helped Czechia gain a 2-1 lead in the first period by accidentally directing in a power play goal. Jakub Stancl took a shot from the point that rebounded off the back glass and right in front.

Unfortunately for Dickinson and Team Canada, the puck was on edge, causing Dickinson to mishit it past Canadian goalie Carter George.

Dickinson had one assist through the four round-robin games. Czechia bounced Canada from the tournament in the quarterfinals for the second straight year. The Czechs scored a power play goal with 39 seconds left in the third period after Canada rallied to tie the game at three.

Other Sharks Prospects at the WJC

Team USA is through to the semifinals after their 7-2 Victory over Latvia earlier in the day. San Jose Sharks prospect Brandon Svoboda opened the game's scoring with his second goal of the tournament.

Kasper Kalttunen scored his first goal of the tournament during Finland's 5-3 win over Slovakia. The power forward has one goal and two assists in five games.

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