The Bruins netminder and Team USA goalie has seen TD Garden roar as one during countless playoff runs. But the added emotional weight and anticipation ahead of Thursday’s 4 Nations Face-Off title game between the US and Canada set the stage for a spectacle within Boston’s home barn.

The Grammy-nominated singer who performed “O Canada” ahead of the 4 Nations Face-Off championship game deliberately changed the lyrics to the Canadian national anthem as a direct shot at President Donald Trump’s previous statements toward America’s northern neighbor.

The energy inside TD Garden in Boston was electric Thursday night for the highly anticipated championship match in the first-ever 4 Nations Face-Off. However,

Team USA and Canada are squaring off right now in the 4 Nations Face-Off final in Boston. This is the second time these two rivals have met in the tournament. The Americans won the first matchup during the round-robin portion of the event last Saturday,

The US National Anthem was booed ahead of the 4 Nations finale between Team USA and Canada, but the American players were treated to a special Donald Trump moment

Over the weekend the United States clinched a spot in the 4 Nation's Face-Off championship game with a 3-1 win over Canada thanks to a go-ahead goal from Dylan

Chantal Kreviazuk's singing of “O’ Canada” ahead of the 4 Nations Face-Off championship was ripped apart by viewers on social media - though her performance wasn't disrupted by in-person boos

Unsurprisingly, there is a lot of tension and drama around Thursday night's anthem performance. Canadian and American viewers alike are curious how the TD Garden crowd will respond, or whether they will boo the Canadian anthem prior to the game.