Scotland coach David Hay (C) and players David Murdoch (3rd L), Graeme Connal (2nd L), Peter Smith (L), Ewan MacDonald (2nd R) and Euan Byers celebrate their win in the World Men's Curling Championship gold medal game in Moncton, New Brunswick April 12, 2009.

Canada's skip Kevin Martin (back) reacts along with teammate Marc Kennedy (R) as Scotland's Ewan MacDonald (L) and Peter Smith celebrate after their win at the World Men's Curling Championship gold medal game in Moncton, New Brunswick April 12, 2009.

Canada's skip Kevin Martin (back) reacts along with teammate Marc Kennedy (R) as Scotland's Ewan MacDonald (L) and Peter Smith celebrate after their win at the World Men's Curling Championship gold medal game in Moncton, New Brunswick April 12, 2009.

Scotland's second Peter Smith (R) leans on his broom while teammate Euan Byers watches during their World Men's Curling Championships game against China in Moncton, New Brunswick April 7, 2009. China, who have failed to win any games so far, upset and defeated top team Scotland.

Scotland's skip David Murdoch (C) watches as teammates Euan Byer (L) and Peter Smith sweep during their World Men's Curling Championships game against Finland in Moncton, New Brunswick April 6, 2009.

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(From L) Skipper David Murdoch, Ewan MacDonald, Peter Smith, Euan Byers, David Hay and Graeme Connal of Scotland pose with their medals after the team won the European Curling championships final on December 13, 2008 in Ornskoldsvik, Sweden.

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Scotland's Peter Smith (L), Ewan MacDonald (C) and skipper David Murdoch jubilate after winning the 2008 European Curling championships in Ornskoldsvik, on December 13, 2008. The Scots turned a Norwegian 4-6 lead around to win the final 7-6.

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(L-R) Scotland's Euan Byers, David Murdoch, Peter Smith and Ewan MacDonald jubilate after winning the 2008 European Curling championships in Ornskoldsvik, on December 13, 2008. The Scots turned a Norwegian 4-6 lead around to win the final 7-6.

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David Murdoch (C) of team Scotland eyes the stone, while Euan Byers (L), and Peter Smith (R) sweep in the final between Scotland and Norway on December 13, 2008, at the European Curling championships in Ornskoldsvik.

Scotland's skip Peter Smith (C) eyes the stone as Euan Byers (L) and Ewan MacDonald sweep, during their semi-final European Curling championships match in Ornskoldsvik against Germany, December 12, 2008.

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Scotland's curling team (L to R) Euan Byers, Peter Smith, David Murdoch and Ewan MacDonald celebrate after winning the semi-final against Germany on December 12, 2008 at the European Curling championships in Ornskoldsvik, Sweden.

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Scotland's skipper Peter Smith (C) eyes the stone while Euan Byers (L) and Ewan MacDonald sweep during the semi final between Scotland and Germany on December 12, 2008 during the European Curling championships in Ornskoldsvik.

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Scotland's curling team hold the trophy as Canada's curling team (L) look on following the World Men's Curling Championship gold medal game in Moncton, New Brunswick April 12, 2009. Scotland's players are David Murdoch (C) Ewan MacDonald (3rd R), Peter Smith (2nd R) and Euan Byers.

Scotland's skip David Murdoch (L), Ewan MacDonald (2nd L), Peter Smith and Euan Byers (R) hold the trophy following their win at the World Men's Curling Championship gold medal game in Moncton, New Brunswick April 12, 2009.

Scotland's curling team hold the trophy as Canada's curling team (L) look on following the World Men's Curling Championship gold medal game in Moncton, New Brunswick April 12, 2009. Scotland's players are David Murdoch (C) Ewan MacDonald (3rd R), Peter Smith (2nd R) and Euan Byers.

Canada's third John Morris (R) watches the line of his shot as Scotland's second Peter Smith watches from behind during their World Men's Curling Championship gold medal game in Moncton, New Brunswick April 12, 2009.

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Scotland's David Murdoch, Ewan MacDonald, Peter Smith, Euan Byers, Graeme Connal and David Hay, left to right, march down the ice after defeating Canada to win the men's world curling championship in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Sunday, April 12, 2009.

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Scotland's David Murdoch, left, watches as teammates Ewan MacDonald, Peter Smith and Euan Byers, from second from left, hold the trophy after Scotland defeated Canada 8-6 to win the men's world curling championship in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Sunday, April 12, 2009.

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Scotland's David Murdoch, Ewan MacDonald, Peter Smith and Euan Byers, left to right, hold the trophy after defeating Canada to win the men's world curling championship in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Sunday, April 12, 2009.

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Scotland's David Murdoch, Ewan MacDonald, Peter Smith and Euan Byers, left to right, hold the trophy after defeating Canada to win the men's world curling championship in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Sunday, April 12, 2009.

Canada's skip Kevin Martin (R) and teammates John Morris (2nd R) and Ben Hebert (C) walk off the ice as Scotland players celebrate their victory during playoffs at the World Men's Curling Championships in Moncton, New Brunswick April 10, 2009.

Canada's skip Kevin Martin (L) walks off the ice as Scotland's Peter Smith and Euan Byers (C) sweep their rock into score during playoffs at the World Men's Curling Championships in Moncton, New Brunswick April 10, 2009. Scotland now advances to the final match.

Scotland's lead Euan Byers (L) and second Peter Smith watch a shot made by Finland during the World Men's Curling Championships in Moncton, New Brunswick April 6, 2009.