The Winter Olympics are coming to a close in Italy and Canada’s men’s hockey team continue their road to the gold medal today against Finland in semifinals.

The Winter Olympics are coming to a close in Italy and Canada’s men’s hockey team continue their road to the gold medal today against Finland in semifinals.
NEIL HALL
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Team Canada men’s hockey roster at the 2026 Winter Olympics: Lines and starting goalie vs Finland

The 2026 Winter Olympics (Milano Cortina) are already coming to a close, with only a few more days left until the closing ceremony, but before then we still have men’s and women’s ice hockey medals to hand out and Canada and the U.S. are still in the mix.

The men’s ice hockey competition is consistently one of the top three most-watched sports at the Winter Olympics. In many countries, particularly in North America and Northern Europe, it is considered the “premier” event of the Games but for Canadians, it is far and away the most-watched event. For example, during the 2014 Sochi Games, nearly half of the entire Canadian population tuned in to watch the gold medal game.

Starting lines and goalie against Finland

Jordan Binnington will get the start in goal for today’s semifinal game against Finland.

The lines for Canada against Finland. Confirmed that Sidney Crosby will not suit up in the semifinal game.

Line 1: Celebrini - McDavid - Wilson

Line 2: Horvat - MacKinnon - Jarvis

Line 3: Marner - Suzuki - Stone

Line 4: Hagel - Bennet - Marchand

D1: Toews - Makar

D2: Harley - Parayko

D3: Sanheim - Doughty

Canada at the 2026 Games

Canada are the leading favorites to win the gold medal in men’s ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Canada reached the quarterfinals by betting Czechia 5-0, Switzerland 5-1, and France 10-2 and surviving a scare against Czechia in overtime 4-3.

Canada: Men’s ice hockey roster for Milan

The official 25-man roster for the Team Canada men’s ice hockey team was announced on December 31, 2025.

The team is a mix of legendary veterans and elite young talent, featuring two-time gold medalists Sidney Crosby and Drew Doughty alongside 23 players making their Olympic debuts.

Goaltenders

  1. Jordan Binnington (Richmond Hill, ON/St. Louis, NHL),
  2. Logan Thompson (Calgary, AB/Washington, NHL)
  3. Reserve: Darcy Kuemper (Saskatoon, SK/Los Angeles, NHL)

Defencemen

  1. Cale Makar (Calgary, AB/Colorado, NHL)
  2. Josh Morrissey (Calgary, AB/Winnipeg, NHL)
  3. Travis Sanheim (Elkhorn, MB/Philadelphia, NHL)
  4. Shea Theodore (Aldergrove, BC/Vegas, NHL)
  5. Devon Toews (Abbotsford, BC/Colorado, NHL).
  6. Drew Doughty (London, ON/Los Angeles, NHL)
  7. Colton Parayko (St. Albert, AB/St. Louis, NHL)
  8. Thomas Harley (Syracuse, NY/Dallas, NHL)

Forwards

  1. Macklin Celebrini (Vancouver, BC/San Jose, NHL)
  2. Sidney Crosby (Cole Harbour, NS/Pittsburgh, NHL)
  3. Brandon Hagel (Morinville, AB/Tampa Bay, NHL)
  4. Bo Horvat (London, ON/New York Islanders, NHL)
  5. Nathan MacKinnon (Cole Harbour, NS/Colorado, NHL)
  6. Brad Marchand (Hammonds Plains, NS/Florida, NHL)
  7. Mitch Marner (Thornhill, ON/Vegas, NHL)
  8. Connor McDavid (Newmarket, ON/Edmonton, NHL)
  9. Sam Reinhart (West Vancouver, BC/Florida, NHL)
  10. Mark Stone (Winnipeg, MB/Vegas, NHL)
  11. Nick Suzuki (London, ON/Montréal, NHL)
  12. Tom Wilson (Toronto, ON/Washington, NHL)
  13. Brayden Point (Calgary, AB/Tampa Bay, NHL)
  14. Anthony Cirelli (Woodbridge, ON/Tampa Bay, NHL)

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