Heartbreak strikes Team Canada's Marc Andre Fleury and he's done for good

Denmark put on a stunning show today, as they eliminated the IIHF favorites from the tournament, in an agonizing 2-1 victory.

Canada would hold onto the lead, 1-0, until the third period, and the Danes would take it personally, scoring two goals consecutively.

One of them being Winnipeg Jets forward, Nikolaj Ehlers would break the hold on the lead and tie the game.

With 48 seconds left in the game, Canada would give up another goal to Nick Olesen.

Then and there, Fleury's career would end. This was an exciting end to a competitive match.

In the midst of the furor caused by the Danish victory, there remains a brief sadness as former Blackhawks goalie Marc-Andre Fleury has called it a career after today's game, ending in heartbreak.

While his official NHL career came to an end when the Minnesota Wild were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, he decided to suit up one more time for Canada.

He'd reunite with Sidney Crosby, a reunion we would only dream of until now.

It's a tough watch, seeing someone walk away from the sport they love and dedicate their life to.

Fleury is set to take up a space in the Hall of Fame in Toronto.

Fleury's career ends with 1,052 NHL Games played, 2.60 GAA, a record of 575-339-98, and a .912 save percentage.

We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors, Flower.