SOCHI, Russia (AP) -- Finland had more than enough offensive talent to overcome its slow start against Austria, even with Teemu Selanne back in the dressing room.

Teemu Selanne left Finland's hockey opener with an upper-body injury, but is expected to return for its second game at the Olympics. ''It's tough to see him get injured, but he'll be OK,'' teammate Olli Jokinen said. It's never easy when you lose a guy like him.'' The 43-year-old Anaheim Ducks forward is the oldest hockey player at the Sochi Games and has tied a record by playing in the Olympics for a sixth time.

The U.S. has swept the podium in men's slopestyle skiing. Joss Christensen soared to gold in the sport's Olympic debut, posting a score of 95.80 to beat teammates Gus Kenworthy and Nick Goepper. The gold was the fourth for the U.S. in Sochi, all won on the slopes of the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park. In conditions better suited for a spring break in the mountains than the Winter Olympics, the 22-year-old Christensen was by far the best.