The 4 Nations Face-Off was a game-changer. How will the NHL capitalize on it -- and what comes next for its midseason events?

Here are five things we learned about each of the teams involved in 4 Nations that can be applied to their Olympic rosters.

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The 4 Nations Face-Off has been a great success; there is no denying that. However, one can’t help but wonder who their team might have selected for the All-Star Game if they hosted it this year.

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The Americans will have Sabres center Tage Thompson and Devils defenseman Brett Pesce as injury insurance for the ...

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Adam Fox, Jack Hughes and Quinn Hughes will lace up their skates for Team USA in the 4 Nations Face-off final. But Canada ...