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The U.S. team is depending a little bit too much now on Jim Craig.

He's making too many good saves.

Marozio!

Yes! Mike LaRosioni! Yes! too much now and Jim Craig. He's making too many good saves. Arruziota! Fires!

Mike Luruzioni!

Now we've got Benloom.

Oh, I love Brooks' reaction. Here it is again.

Here's Arruzioni using the defense but as a screen, a good low shot.

And we continue here with our American stories.

And our own Greg Hangler brings us this next story, and it's one that's close to his heart.

He grew up in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, and hockey is more than a pastime to folks living in that part of the country.

It is the greatest American underdog sports story ever told how a team of college kids

and unsigned amateurs under the tutelage of legendary coach and legendary taskmaster,

Herb Brooks, beat the elite Soviet hockey team on their way to winning the gold medal

at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics.

Mike Arruzioni served as the captain.

The highlight of the games for Mike was scoring the game-winning goal against the Soviet

Union, the one you just heard.

Here's Mike Arruzioni with his story.

I grew up in a little town on the North Shore of Boston called Winthrop Mass.

I still live in that town.

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