Day 2 is a light schedule, with the most interesting game being the Slovakia vs Canada. Once again all games should be on TSN 1/2/3/4/5/, tsn.ca, or TSN GO.
Flames fans should be able to watch Dube and Ruzicka in the later game.
1pm MT Switzerland vs Belarus
Switzerland roster
Belarus roster
Spoiler!
There is only one NHL drafted player on Baelarus' roster.
Maxim Sushko (PHI 2017 4th 107th OA)
The rest are undrafted and/or eligible for the 2018 draft. The players are likely not high on anyone's draft radar.
If you are really interested you can see the full roster here:
http://2018.worldjunior.hockey/en/teams/belarus/#list
On paper the two weakest teams in Group B face off. Switzerland being the stronger hockey nation should have this, but it also feels like a down year in their talent cycle.
If you do decide to watch this game watch for Eggenberger and Kurashev on the Swiss, could be potential 2nd/3rd rounders at the 2018 draft and as noted above they have quite a few other guys that could be late round picks as well.
5pm MT Slovakia vs Canada
Slovakia roster
Canada lines based off last game
On paper, it would be a major upset if Canada doesn't win this game. Slovakia has only 2 NHL drafted players on their roster and the highest was Ruzicka taken in the 4th round. Every single player on Canada's roster has been drafted by NHL clubs.
Also unfortunately the World Juniors use goal differential as a second tie breaker so don't be surprised if the Canadians try to run up the score.
Ruzicka will be counted on as a major part of Slovakia's offense. He should be the 1st line center. However, a huge majority of this Slovak team is made up of their U20 national team that plays together through out the season. It is not a very good program IMO, but the politics of those kind of programs sometimes creeps into coaching and roster decisions. Hopefully not this year though.
Ruzicka scored 1 goal in 5 games as a 17 year old at the last WJC where Slovakia finished 8th. Also Ruzicka is the only Flames prospect at this tournament who is eligible to play at the 2019 WJC.
Dube will wear the 'C' and #9 for Canada.
Ruzicka will wear #21 for Slovakia