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Still the US' best result outside of North America since the pros have come.

Finland, man. What else can be said? The tiniest hockey power is the most consistent.

"I was almost disgusted by their performance when they played Finland," said the 43-year-old who played 18 seasons in the NHL. "I look at the Finnish team and they're missing key players. They don't have any of their big stars and now [Rask] is hurt and that Russian team is stacked with great players and to come out and have that performance they had in the quarterfinals. It was an absolutely heartless performance.

Sundin thinks that an unfamiliarity with the larger ice surface is one of the main reasons why Canada's offence has yet to really click in Sochi, despite the team being undefeated.

"The last time the Olympics were around, the tournament was held on a smaller ice surface, an edge to the North American teams, no doubt," said Sundin. "The US and Canada were more comfortable. You look at the tournament right now, you can tell [Canada] is not as comfortable on the big ice surface...with the bigger ice surface, it becomes a little bit of a different game."

The all-time Leafs leader in points acknowledges that an adjustment needs to be made for North American teams playing on the big international ice.

Olympic breakfast tomorrow: Sweet Chili Heat Doritos and a Game of Thrones Take the black Stout.

7 am? I think I'll sleep in.

4am for me....bring it!