The morning after is setting in for Team Canada, and changes aplenty are sure to come following the most stunning loss in world juniors history. Jason Bukala takes a deeper dive on the team’s successes and struggles through two games.

The other Day 2 games were overshadowed by Canada's lackluster, lifeless showing against Latvia in a shootout loss.

Caden Price (Montreal Canadiens) is a “Swiss Army knife” defender who can move the puck well, help set up plays and be a strong defensive stopper. Andrew Gibson (Nashville Predators), who at 6-foot-4, can easily manipulate opponents with his deceptive playmaking while using his strong frame to keep opponents off the puck while he looks for a play.

Eriks Mateiko scored the only goal of the shootout as Latvia stunned an alarmingly uninspired Canada 3-2 at the world junior hockey championship Friday. The forward moved in on his country's eighth effort before firing home a goal to register one of the biggest upsets in tournament history.

The World Juniors are simply a different beast. Held through the holidays, it’s a tournament that builds core memories for any die-hard hockey fan. On Friday night, we were all shown why.