Canada's men's hockey team extended its perfect start at the 2026 Winter Olympics with a 10-2 rout of France on Sunday in Milan. The Canadians improved to 3-0-0-0 with nine different goal scorers, including two from 19-year-old Macklin Celebrini in his Olympic debut. Connor McDavid continued his torrid pace with a goal and two assists, reaching nine points in three games to break the Olympic single-tournament record.

Jordan Binnington's performance raised questions after allowing two goals on eight shots following his shutout against Czechia. The St. Louis Blues goaltender surrendered early tallies to Tom Wilson and Sacha Treille, the latter on a weak rebound that fluttered under his arm. Canada's plus-17 goal differential positions them for a No. 1 seed in the knockout round, though coach Jon Cooper faces a decision between Binnington and Logan Thompson in net.

Mark Stone earned player of the game honors with a shorthanded goal and primary assist on Sidney Crosby's tally, showcasing his versatility beyond the stat sheet. The veteran forward's two-way play and hockey IQ continue to make him indispensable despite lacking McDavid's speed. With Switzerland and Czechia looming in the quarters, Canada's depth scoring and special teams will be tested against stiffer competition.