Binnington saved the game multiple times in overtime for Canada, and at the same time quieted the concern over the country's goaltending.

Thursday's Four Nations Face-Off final was a tense and dramatic affair, and it seems there was little love lost between USA and Canada on the ice - until full time at least

St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington stood tall to help Team Canada clinch the 4 Nations Face-Off championship over Team USA, overcoming widespread criticism from doubters throughout the NHL's new midseason tournament.

“That’s what sports are about in some ways,” Binnington said, a gold medal around his neck after 31 stops handed Canada victory over the United States in the 4 Nations final. “And as an athlete and a competitor, there’s always gonna be that doubt. You gotta use that as motivation and find a way and believe in yourself to get the job done.”

Jordan Binnington was an unlikely hero for Canada in Thursday's 4 Nations championship game triumph over the United States, shutting up his haters with an epic overtime performance

The Blues return from the break with a back-to-back vs. Winnipeg on Saturday and Colorado on Sunday, meaning Binnington will likely face the Avalanche.

Canada beat the United States 3-2 in the 4 Nations Face-Off behind star performances from McDavid and goalie Binnington.

Goalie Jordan Binnington puts forth a classic performance in the 4 Nations Face-Off championship, allowing Canada to edge out USA

The players of Team USA and Canada offered another enthralling affair during Thursday's Four Nations Face-Off final and continued to surprise many with their actions even after the game was over