Team USA hockey stars Matthew and Brady Tkachuk are modern-day Bash Brothers ... The duo were both born in Scottsdale, Arizona, while their father, Keith, played for the NHL’s Phoenix Coyotes.

Keith Tkachuk talks to his sons ... As soon as Matthew and Brady connected in Montreal with the rest of their USA teammates, it appears that they conspired to make their father just a bit crazy ...

Just to be able to represent and look down and see the “USA” crest…there’s nothing ... will be well aware the brothers are the sons of Keith Tkachuk, considered one of the best American ...

"I’ve known Auston for a lot of years,” Tkachuk said on the podcast. "He played with Matthew at the (USNTDP) program. Comes from a great family. He’s 6-foot-2, 6-foot-3, he can skate. It’s the details ...

Florida Panthers and Team USA star Matthew Tkachuk is engaged to ... former NHL player Keith Tkachuk, mother, Chantal Tkachuk, and sister, Taryn Tkachuk after Matthew and the Panthers won the ...

Team USA is assured of a spot in Thursday’s final ... “Those two are lunatics,” Keith Tkachuk told NHL.com. “I don’t know what to tell you. They’re great kids off the ice, but on ...

Matthew and Brady Tkachuk and J.T. Miller discussed in a group chat the three fights they ended up getting into in the first nine seconds of Team USA’s win ... Star father Keith knew exactly ...

The USA vs. Canada game started with three fights ... When Fallon joked about their father’s reaction, Tkachuk said Keith Tkachuk was likely proud. "I think he was pretty proud,” Tkachuk ...

Fallon had a picture of Keith Tkachuk crying at the end of Game 7 of ... I truly believe in our chances. Wearing the USA crest there’s nothing like it — we have so much pride in it, and ...

The USA's Jake Guentzel and Canada's Nathan MacKinnon are tied for the tournament lead with three goals. Guentzel scored two of them in Saturday's win against Canada. Keith Tkachuk, the father of ...

Team USA hockey stars Matthew and Brady Tkachuk are modern-day Bash Brothers ... The duo were both born in Scottsdale, Arizona, while their father, Keith, played for the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes.