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I think it was gold or bust.

They talked about it last year after the Four Nations, and I think they felt like they had a good enough squad.

And, you know, you need a little bit of luck.

And then a one game showdown, as we saw last year in the Four Nations, you just, you need a bounce know you need a little bit of luck and then a one game showdown as we saw last

year in the four nations you just you need a bounce or you need a save or you need somebody to

make a play and i think we saw all of that yesterday welcome back to you better you bet on westwood

one sports eddie old chick this morning with mully and Ha on 104.3, the score in Chicago, just before his

plane took off to come back stateside from Milan.

He, of course, was on the call of many of the moments that you will remember for a long time

after the U.S. beat Canada in the gold medal game yesterday. Welcome back in.

To you better you bet on Westwood One Sports, Chris Mack, in for Nick Costos again today.

I want to know what you think. Like I said, you can jump in the YouTube chat, YouTube.com slash

at the costos, T-H-E, K-O-S, T-O-S, or on the phones. 310-8-40-9-10.

Eddie talking there about how this team looked at gold as the ultimate goal,

especially after coming so close to beating the Canadians in the four nations face-off a year ago,

and they achieved that ultimate goal. And all of the stories

that go along with it, the Hughes brothers, the Cichuk brothers, honoring the Goodrow Brothers,

for that matter. We'll get into the brother effect at the top of the hour. E.J. Raddick,

going to join us in about a little more than 10 minutes here as well on You

Better You Bet. But I do think there is a ripple effect to be talked about here. How does this

affect American hockey going forward? Because I think we're already starting to see some of the impacts. And these things move

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