PROMPT 2, with a little twisting if you let me. Who would've guessed it, it's arty trying to make the PT about IIHF again.

The round robin is over. The Czechs have qualified, as is typical, but the bracket ahead is a daunting one. having a point percentage of ~60%, the Czechs qualified in the fourth and final spot of their group, and as such will have to face the group leader: the United States. However, while the titans somehow clinched the top seed in the group of death, the United States have seen better days as they fall in a depth scoring effort that sees the Czechs triumph 6-0.

The next round again sees the Czechs face a juggernaut: second seed Canada. In an effort reminiscent of S25, the Czechs are outshot and out paced, however an outstanding goaltending performance from Name Redacted sees the Czechs make it to overtime, and then the second overtime, before being sealed with an overtime goal from Aron Hernadivic.

Finally, in a bout of epic proportions, the Czechs will face the Japanese (the Swiss didn't make it out of groups). The action is intense with each team trading rushes and power-play opportunities while the shot count is kept even. However, again the Czechs take a one goal lead thanks to depth scoring. From then on in, the pressure is on from Japan, and most of the rest of the game, it seems, is played on the Czech side of center. The result is a nearly 50 save shutout for Name Redacted as the Czechs seal their victory in a run for the ages. Name Redacted steals the IIHF Best Goalie award, which is not supposed to be awarded for medal round performance, from whatever poor soul had it before and all golds Japan had won previously are now forfeit.