Jack Hughes was overcome with American pride as his goal gave Team USA the gold medal in men's ice hockey in overtime against Canada on Sunday.
Hughes buried one behind Canadian goaltender Jordan Binnington, giving the Americans their first gold medal in the sport since 1980 - which was won by the "Miracle on Ice" team that upset the Soviet Union 46 years to the day Team USA defeated Canada.
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"This is all about our country right now. I love the USA. I love my teammates. It's unbelievable. The U.S. are a hockey brotherhood. It's so strong and we had so much support from ex-players. I'm so proud to be American today," Hughes told NBC while missing a few teeth.
The New Jersey Devils star lost a few teeth and was bloodied when he was hit with a stick, drawing a Canadian penalty in the third period.
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He gave Team USA goaltender Connor Hellebuyck his flowers too. Hellebuyck had 40 saves.
"Unbelievable game by Hellebuyck," Hughes said. "He was our best player tonight by a mile. Unbelievable game. Unreal game by our team. It's just a ballsy, gutsy win. That's American hockey right there. That's a great Canadian team, but we're USA. We're so proud to be American. Tonight was all for the country."
Hughes told Fox News Digital last month he was "fired up" to represent the Stars and Stripes at the Olympics.
Now, he can call himself a gold medalist.
The revenge win comes more than a year after Canada defeated the U.S. in overtime in the 4 Nations Face-Off. The intensity of that tournament set the stage for Sunday's game between the two teams.
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