1980 usa hockey players...where are thwy now?
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some are retired. some coach. some died.
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1980...hocky \n\nThe American team beats the Soviet Red Army team.\n\nDo YOU believe in miracles?
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After one unsuccessful season in Edmonton marked by injury and disappointment, on June 6, 2005, the team announced that they were requesting permission from the American Hockey League to suspend team operations. This meant that the Road Runners would not be back for the 2005-06 season. \n\nThe Oilers currently use the Hamilton Bulldogs and Iowa Stars of the AHL as there AHL affiliates
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I think the Olympics should feature amateur athletes only...\n\nSome people will say.."Well China pays there athletes..or Russia does.."...but saying that takes away from what the Olympics are supposed to be about...Individuals with the drive to excel..Individuals who are not given every advantage..It is the spirit to win..\n\nThat is what made 1980 so special...Just college players who won through determination over professional players..\n\nWe will never see such inspiration again with NHL players on the ice...
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oh yeah i live breathe sleep and play hockey.i have been on the ice since before i can remember.my dad coaches here in denver and i play/coach! it is the most competitive game even in the pee wee league it just gets in your soul and you can,t shake it you know? you just can't give it up my dad is 63 and he plays every day.sorry if this is to long its an obsession .
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Brian Leetch (D) is from Texas - a place that sees ice about 6 hours out of the year.  He won the Conn Smythe Trophy back in the early/mid-90's.\n\nPhil Housley (D) grew up in So. St. Paul, Minnesota.  I knew him personally.  His Dad and my Dad were in Vietnam together.  He is one of the best defensemen of all-time.\n\nI see what you're saying... hockey is a sport dominated by Canadians and other foreigners (players outside of North America).  Look at the Minnesota Wild.  Only one player, Brian Roloson, is from the US.  Hockey is Canada's national sport, and consequently they will breed a majority of the players in the NHL.
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Because their lineups sucked.  The U.S. team has declined in the last ten years.  There are more American players in the league now, but they are not necessarily stars.  They haven't done a good job of replacing Hull, Deadmarsh, Kevin Hatcher, and others.  And guys like Tkachuk, Chelios and Modano have aged.  As for the Canadian team, Gretzky put too much focus on players that had Olympic experience.  Guys like Spezza, Staal, Crosby and Phaneuf should have been playing, instead of Kris Draper, Bertuzzi, Sakic and Ryan Smyth.
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The team plays everywhere across the country, but its based in Calgary.  Think that was set up after the 1988 Winter Olympics there and the head office for the Canadian National team is in the Pengrowth Saddledome.
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Kings and Blues for sure...they joined the league in 1967. Next would be the Sabres and Canucks who both joined in 1970.
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The Jets moved from Winnipeg to Phoenix in 1996 and are now the Phoenix Coyotes \nQuebec nordiques moved from Quebec to colorado and became the Avalanches in 1995\nThe North Stars moved to Dallas in 1989 and became the Stars\nThe KC Scouts moved to Colorado in 1976 and became the Rockies\nThe Flames moved to Calgary in 1979 and became the Clagary Flames\nThe Barons merged in 1978 with the Minnesota North Stars\nThe Rockies moved to New Jersey in 1982 and became the Devils\nThe Golden Seals moved to Cleveland in 1976 and became the Cleveland Barons\nThe Senators became the St Louis Eagles in 1934
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Here is your answer:  Go to the link below\n\nhttp://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/hockey/nhl/2000/playoffs/news/2000/06/08/marthon_men/
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If you are talking about one single team in a season - then I would say the Oilers in the early 80's though you could also argue for the Red Wings, the Islanders, or any other team. As for dynasty type - I would say either Montreal or Detroit. Two great hockey organizations over the years.
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YEAR 1980\nTEAM W BREMEN
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Try:\nhttp://shop.nhl.com/home/index.jsp
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People who where borned from 1980-1989
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http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/feature/?fid=8955&hubname=
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Here:\nhttp://hockey.fisg.it/