Given that most of Canada’s World Junior starting goalies have been 19 years old, there haven’t been many returning starters. Trevor Kidd holds the record for most games played by a Canadian goaltender, appearing in 13 from 1991-92 (he was the third goalie in 1990). In all, only 10 goaltenders have played at least 10 games for Canada: Kidd, Maxime Ouellet, Marc-Andre Fleury, Carter Hart, Zach Fucale, Roberto Luongo, Craig Billington, Stephane Fiset, Jimmy Waite, and Al Jensen. That’s not a large group. But Los Angeles Kings prospect Carter George is set to become the team’s latest two-time starter. George is set to reprise his role after putting up a solid .936 save percentage through four games a year ago. Canada was ultimately knocked out in the quarterfinals, but George was one of the best goaltenders in the tournament, barnone. “There’s still lots of positives coming out of last year’s tournament,” George said during Canada’s training camp last week. “I think for me, just the confidence of knowing I can
