About: Finland men's national ice hockey team

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At the 1995 World championships Finland won a gold medal, beating Sweden in the final by a score of 4–1. In the 2006 Winter Olympics Finland won a silver medal, coming close to winning in the final but succumbing 3–2 to Sweden. Finland's goaltender Antero Niittymäki was named the MVP of the tournament (only 8 goals against in the whole tournament) and Teemu Selänne the best forward of the tournament. The national team has retired Jari Kurri's #17 jersey. It currently hangs in Hartwall Areena in Helsinki. Jari Kurri is currently the general manager of the team.

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rdf:type	national hockey team
rdfs:label	Finland men's national ice hockey team
rdfs:comment	At the 1995 World championships Finland won a gold medal, beating Sweden in the final by a score of 4–1. In the 2006 Winter Olympics Finland won a silver medal, coming close to winning in the final but succumbing 3–2 to Sweden. Finland's goaltender Antero Niittymäki was named the MVP of the tournament (only 8 goals against in the whole tournament) and Teemu Selänne the best forward of the tournament. The national team has retired Jari Kurri's #17 jersey. It currently hangs in Hartwall Areena in Helsinki. Jari Kurri is currently the general manager of the team.
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First game	8(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	National teams Finnish ice hockey teams Ice hockey in Finland
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IIHF Rank	4(xsd:integer)
Olympic apps	14(xsd:integer)
IIHF max	3(xsd:integer)
Regional name	Canada Cup and World Cup
Nickname	Leijonat / Lejonen
Name	Finland
IIHF min	7(xsd:integer)
Olympic first	1952(xsd:integer)
Coach	Jukka Jalonen
Regional cup best	Runner-up: 1 - 2004
Record	637(xsd:integer)
World champ apps	51(xsd:integer)
IIHF code	FIN
IIHF min date	2005(xsd:integer)
general manager	Jari Kurri
Olympic medals	16(xsd:integer)
Asst Coach	Pasi Nurminen Petri Matikainen
Largest win	20(xsd:integer)
Regional cup apps	6(xsd:integer)
Association	Finnish Ice Hockey Association
Captain	Saku Koivu
IIHF max date	2007(xsd:integer)
Most games	Raimo Helminen
Largest loss	24(xsd:integer)
Badge size	200(xsd:integer)
Most points	Raimo Helminen
World champ best	dbkwik:resource/dv94GpmpQqoMIE-GV4sIrA==
World champ first	1939(xsd:integer)
abstract	At the 1995 World championships Finland won a gold medal, beating Sweden in the final by a score of 4–1. In the 2006 Winter Olympics Finland won a silver medal, coming close to winning in the final but succumbing 3–2 to Sweden. Finland's goaltender Antero Niittymäki was named the MVP of the tournament (only 8 goals against in the whole tournament) and Teemu Selänne the best forward of the tournament. Doug Shedden coached the Finnish national men's ice hockey team in the 2007–08 season. Under Shedden, Finland won bronze. His then-assistant coach Jukka Jalonen succeeded him as the head coach after the tournament. The national team has retired Jari Kurri's #17 jersey. It currently hangs in Hartwall Areena in Helsinki. Jari Kurri is currently the general manager of the team.

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