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Ervin Santana Jersey .S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann stayed with basically the same starting lineup against Costa Rica that opened Fridays 2-1 loss to Mexico but switched to a conventional 4-4-2 formation.Brad Guzan was in goal for Tuesday nights World Cup qualifier at sold-out Estadio Nacional after entering in the 40th minute against Mexico due to Tim Howards right leg injury.Tim Chandler was at right back, John Brooks and Omar Gonzalez in central defense, and Matt Besler at left back. Michael Bradley and Jermaine Jones were in the midfield along with 18-year-old Christian Pulisic and Fabian Johnson, and Jozy Altidore and Bobby Wood were up front.Midfielder Alejandro Bedoya did not dress because of tightness in his left hamstring.Klinsmann started with a 3-4-1-2 formation against Mexico that had Brooks, Gonzalez and Besler as center backs, and Chandler and Johnson as wingers, then switched to a 4-4-2 midway through the first half after Mexico went ahead. Wood tied the score, but Rafa Marquezs goal on an 89th-minute header sent the U.S. to its first home loss in qualifying since 2001.The U.S. entered 0-8-1 in qualifiers at Costa Rica and was in danger of an 0-2 start in the hexagonal, the format for the final round of qualifying in the North and Central American and Caribbean region since the 1998 tournament. Each team plays 10 games in the round, which runs through next October.Costa Rica made three changes from the starting lineup in Fridays 2-0 win at Trinidad and Tobago, when center back Francisco Calvo got hurt and right back Cristian Gamboa was given a yellow card that caused a one-game suspension.Johan Venegas started at forward, Jose Salvatierra took over for Gamboa and Michael Umana for Calvo.The rest of the 5-4-1 formation had Keylor Navas in goal; Kendall Waston and Jhonny Acosta with Umana at center back and Ronald Matarrita at left back.Randall Azofeifa, Celso Borges, Christian Bolanos and Bryan Ruiz were in the midfield, with Venegas up front.
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http://www.twinsrookiestore.com/Twins-Harmon-Killebrew-Kids-Jersey/ . -- Jakob Silfverberg is making himself right at home with the Anaheim Ducks, scoring four goals in his first four games. VANCOUVER -- Hunter Shinkaruk has added another unforgettable moment to his summer to remember. The Vancouver Canucks announced Tuesday that they have signed Shinkaruk, who was selected in the first round (24th overall) in this years NHL entry draft. "Its a huge honour," said Shinkaruk. "This summer has been full of pretty exciting things that I dreamed of. The fact that I signed with an NHL team today seems surreal." Shinkaruk, an 18-year-old Calgary native, signed a three-year deal. Financial terms werent disclosed. The Canucks also signed their other 2013 first-round draft pick, Bo Horvat, an 18-year-old Rodney, Ont., native, who was selected ninth overall after Vancouver traded goaltender Cory Schneider to the New Jersey Devils for the pick. In addition to being drafted in the first round and signing with the Canucks, Shinkaruks memorable summer has include a chance to try out for Canadas world junior team and informal skates with such NHL stars as Sidney Crosby and Jason Spezza in Halifax. Now, Shinkaruk is in Lake Placid, N.Y., for a summer evaluation camp and international competition with other hopefuls seeking spots on the Canadian team that will compete at the world junior championships in Malmo, Sweden during the Christmas holidays. But, even if he has to miss the tourney, he has his heart set on playing for the Canucks. "Thats absolutely my goal," said Shinkaruk. "Ive done everything so far this summer that I can to try to solidify my spot on that roster. Obviously, its not going to be an easy job. They obviously have a lot of great players." The 5-10, 181-pound centre will receive serious consideration from new Canucks coach John Tortorella and general manager Mike Gillis because the Canucks potentially have openings at centre on their third and fourth lines, depending how Jordan Schroeder recovers from off-season shoulder surgery and might fit into the forward rotation. Tortorella and Gillis have stressed that they will attempt to give young players jobs as the club deals with a league-wide reduction in salary cap from $70.2 million to $64.3 million. Shinkaruk captained the WHLs Medicine Hat Tigers in 2012-13, recording 49 goals and 37 assists. He led the Tigers in playoff scoring with three goals and three assists. Internationally, Shinkaruk was a member of the Canadian team that won a bronze medal at the 2012 under-18 world championships. He earned gold with Canadas entry at the 2011 Ivan Hlinka Memorial tournament. He has already had a chance to familiarize himself with the Canucks by attending their summer prospects camp. "I think it just got me a little bit more comfortable with everyone whos there, basically everyone whos involved with the team now," he said. "Ive really got that all out of the way. "So when I come to camp, really, its justt going to be (about) how well I play.
Fernando Rodney Jersey. Now, I have all the gear and everything, so Im comfortable with all that stuff. It was great to get down and see the city and meet everyone. Im so excited to be a Canuck. Its a great place. I think its just going to allow me to be a little bit more relaxed when I get to camp." Shinkaruk has two sets of cousins in Vancouver, and he knows the city well from having played for a New Westminster, B.C., select team for about three springs. He will familiarize himself further with the Canucks organization while playing for Vancouvers prospects team in a pre-season tournament in Penticton, B.C., in early September. The tournament will include Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers, Winnipeg Jets and San Jose Sharks prospects. "Itll be the first time that I put on the Vancouver Canucks jersey and play in it, so Im looking forward to that," he said. "Hopefully, I can make my mark in that tournament on what kind of player I am." Shinkaruk, who loves to score goals and bills himself as a good skater who is creative with the puck, has battled perceptions about his size throughout his life. Always among smaller players as a youth, he has grown to 5-10 from 5-7 over the past three years, and now feels he has the size necessary to compete in the NHL. "When I was younger, I was really small," said Shinkaruk, who has played three seasons for Medicine Hat. "And, even my first year and my second year (of junior), but Ive grown a lot since then. I feel like its more a perception than it is a reality now. I dont feel like its something that will ever hold me back. Its something Ive had to deal with my whole life." Meanwhile, Horvats signing adds more intrigue to the saga involving Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo. GM Gillis came under fire after he traded Schneider, changing his original plan to trade Luongo, and received the pick that landed Horvat. Horvat, Londons captain, recorded 33 goals and 28 assists in the regular season. He led the league in post-season scoring with 16 goals and seven assists and was named most valuable player in the playoffs as the Knights won the OHL title and advanced to the Memorial Cup tournament. Horvat is also a candidate for Canadas world junior team. The six-foot, 206-pound centre has already represented Canada at the 2012 under-18 Ivan Hlinka Memorial tournament and captained Team Ontario at the 2012 Under-17 World Hockey Challenge. Meanwhile, the Canucks also announced that they have signed left-winger Darren Archibald. The 23-year-old Newmarket, Ont., native split last season between the AHLs Chicago Wolves and the ECHLs Kalamazoo Wings. In Chicago, he produced 12 goals and 10 assists and 47 penalty minutes in 55 games played. He also recorded six goals, seven assists and 29 penalty minutes in 18 games with Kalamazoo.
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