Once again, one of the biggest questions among Team Canada fans is the identity of the starting goaltender for the next game.

Will the management stick with Jordan Binnington, who has been shaky in the first two games of the Four Nations Faceoff and allowed a few bad goals, or will they give an opportunity to Adin Hill or Samuel Montembeault?

One thing is certain, just hours before tomorrow afternoon’s crucial game against Finland, the decision has already been made.

“I made it, but we’re meeting with the guys tonight.”

– Jon Cooper does not want to reveal the goaltender he has chosen to face Finland, but he has made his decision.

The decision has been made, but it has not yet been announced.

However, we can give you a big clue.

All signs point to Jordan Binnington returning as Canada’s goaltender against Finland tomorrow

This was reported by Sportsnet journalist Eric Engels:

“All signs point to Jordan Binnington being in net for Canada, but we’ll see what Jon Cooper says when he speaks soon.”

“Adin Hill skated today just in case his name is called.

He doesn’t know yet if that will be the case.”

– Via Engels

 

We are closely monitoring this for you.

“Jon Cooper said Team Canada will meet tonight, so he has not yet publicly announced the goaltender against Finland.”

– Elliotte Friedman

 

In any case, it really looks like Jon Cooper is going “ALL IN” with Jordan Binnington.

At 31 years old, standing 6-foot-2 and weighing 172 pounds, Binnington stopped 20 of the 22 shots he faced last night against the United States.

With the St. Louis Blues this season, he has a record of 15-19-4, a goals-against average of 2.89, and a save percentage of .897.