The recent 4 Nations Face-Off was a massive hit for hockey, drawing in hardcore and casual fans alike. The rivalry between Team USA and Canada, couple with the current political storylines involving the two countries,

The 4 Nations Face-Off may have ended on Thursday with Canada defeating the United States in the championship game, but the buzz generated by the best-on-best international tournament is still being felt throughout the League by players and coaches.

Editor’s note: NHL Power Players is an initiative focused on selecting young hockey fans to help advise the League on hockey-related topics important to their generation. Here, Jaxon Pang, a 17-year-old from Kapolei, Hawaii writes about his experience at the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off at Bell Center in Montreal on Feb. 15:

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