That’s because it has been one of the hardest roster decisions Canada has ever had to make for an international best-on-best competition. Why he’s in: The agitator had a caree- best year and teamed with Team Canada selection Patrice Bergeron to form one of the best lines in the Eastern Conference. Subban, D, Canadiens2015-16: 6-45-51Noteworthy: Tied his career best in assists despite playing 14 fewer games than in 2014-15, when he recorded 45 helpers. Brent Burns, D, Sharks2015-16: 27-48-75Noteworthy: He had by far his best season offensively and ranked second among NHL defencemen in scoring behind only fellow Norris Trophy nominee Erik Karlsson. He was strong once again at the worlds in helping Canada win back-to-back golds, bagging eight points in 10 games.

Source: thestar May 26, 2016 17:00 UTC