It felt like Catton was making smart, effective plays in both ends more often than not. For a summer game, his footwork looked like he was in midseason form already and his pass to
Jett Luchanko on the 3-2 goal late in the second was huge for Canada's momentum. He then won a race for the puck while shorthanded in the third and fed
Denver Barkey for the 3-3 goal - that was pretty. There's going to be plenty of competition for a spot on center at the WJC, but I think Catton's speed and smarts will lift him over.