In their first game of the IIHF World Championship on Friday, three players from the Boston Bruins will represent Team USA. The tournament's history reveals challenges for the U.S., with only one gold medal since 1933. The Bruins' Andrew Peeke is participating for the third time, having performed well in previous championships. Jeremy Swayman, the team's goaltender, joins him in this quest for Team USA to secure a gold medal. The preliminary matches run from May 9 to May 20, with Team USA aiming to improve from last year's fifth-place finish.
This past season was Peeke's first full season with the Bruins as he was traded from the Columbus Blue Jackets after playing in 23 games.
As the team tries to win their second ever gold medal, these three Bruins will have the opportunity to earn the medal with Team USA.
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