what is the roster for the russian national men's hockey team?
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2006 Russian Olympic Men's Hockey roster\n\nThe following are the players selected to participate\nfor Russia at the 2006 Winter Olympics:\n\nForwards\n========\n\nName                   Ht   Wt       DOB\n----                   --   --       ---\n\nMaxim Afinogenov     5-10  174    9/4/79\nPavel Datsyuk        5-10  189   7/20/78\nAlexander Frolov      6-2  213   6/19/82\nAlexander Kharitonov  5-8  176   3/30/76\ny-Alexander Korolyuk  5-9  190   1/15/76\nIlya Kovalchuk        6-2  205   4/15/83\nAlexei Kovalev       5-11  185    4/2/66\nViktor Kozlov        5-10  178    5/3/72\nEvgeni Malkin         6-3  178   7/31/86\nAlexander Ovechkin    6-1  200   9/17/85\nMaxim Sushinsky       5-7  176    7/1/74\nAlexei Yashin         6-5  209   11/5/73\n\nDefensemen\n==========\n\nName                  Ht    Wt       DOB\n----                  --    --       ---\n\nSergei Gonchar       6-1   209   4/13/74\nDarius Kasparaitis  5-10   207  10/16/72\nz-Denis Kulyash      6-2   205   5/31/83\nAndrei Markov       5-10   182  12/20/78\nDanny Markov         6-0   194   7/30/76\nFedor Tyutin         6-2   196   7/19/83\nAnton Volchenkov     6-0   220   2/25/82\nAlexei Zhitnik      5-10   202  10/10/72\n\nGoaltenders\n===========\n\nName                  Ht    Wt       DOB\n----                  --    --       ---\n\nIlya Bryzgalov      5-11   194   6/22/80\nEvgeni Nabokov      5-10   178   7/25/75\nx-Maxim Sokolov     5-11   172   5/27/72\n\nCoach: Vladimir Krikunov\nAssistant Coaches: Boris Mikhailov, Sergei Nemchinov, Vladimir Yurzinov\n\n\nx - injury replacement for Nikolai Khabibulin\ny - injury replacement for Alexei Zhamnov\nz - injury replacement for Dmitri Bykov
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The Pacific Coast All-Stars (the Grizzlies) is made up of players from teams that are a part of the Pacific Coast RFU:\nhttp://www.pacificcoastrugby.com/template.php?sid=10\n\nUnfortunately, that web site is not up-to-date and does not have the roster you're looking for, however, you can wrtie an email to one the Executive Directors for PCRFU, or the Men's Collegiate Select-Side coach, or the head of the Pacific Northwest RFU and get your answer. Their email addresses are on this page:\nhttp://www.pacificcoastrugby.com/template.php?sid=7
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Other than the goalies?\n\nYou could also go here and figure it out: http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/LegendsMembersByName.jsp?type=Player
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Take the guys who can go far\nKipprusoff\nLidstrom\nHeatley\nStaal\nTurco\nAlfrdesson\nThornton\nForsberg\nKariya\nZubov\n\nGood luck!!!\nGo Rangers
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DepEd- Lualhati Pablo\nDILG- Angelo Reyes\nDOH- Francisco Duque\nDoE- Rafael Lotilla\nDFA- Alberto Romulo\nDPWH- Hermogenes Ebdane\nDOJ- Raul Gonzales\nDENR- Mike Defensor\nDBM- Romulo Neri\nDOST- Estrella Fagela Alabastro\nDND- Avelino Cruz Jr.\nDOLE- Patricio Sto. Tomas\nDOT- Joseph Durano\nDTI- Peter Favila\nDoF- Margarito Teves
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It's not too bad but it could be better.\n\nI can't tell you who to pick up without knowing who is available on your leagues waiver list.\n\nYour goalies are good but Nabakov doesn't play a lot and Hasek will get hurt at some point.\n\nSome good players on the way up are Michalek and Bernier of SJ and Kunitz,Getzlaf,Perry and Penner of Anaheim.\n\nYour D men are your weakest.\nGet carle from SJ if you can and also Weber from Nash should be available and will be a star in the near future.\n\nDrop K. Johnsson,Jovo or Pitkanen in that order if you can.\n\nI don't like  Zherdev or Tkachuk but they are not real bad.\n\nA good rookie forward is Semin of Wash and a C is Kopitar of LA
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Jarome Iginla - Calgary Flames \nJamal Mayers - St. Louis Blues \nAnson Carter -  Vancouver Canucks \nMike Grier -  Buffalo Sabres \nDonald Brashear - Philadelphia Flyers \nGeorges Laraque - Edmonton Oilers \nTrevor Daley - Dallas Stars\nBryce Salvador - St. Louis Blues  \nKevin Weekes - New York Rangers \nRay Emery - Ottawa Senators \n\nPeter Worrell is playing in the minors this year.
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6 goals \n Hristo Stoitchkov \n Oleg Salenko \n \n5 goals \n Romário \n Baggio \n Kennet Andersson \n Jürgen Klinsmann \n\n\n4 goals \n Martin Dahlin \n Florin Răducioiu \n Gabriel Batistuta \n3 goals \n Bebeto \n Tomas Brolin \n Gheorghe Hagi \n Dennis Bergkamp \n José Luis Caminero
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check the hockey database
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Today (4-4-2): Buffon (Ita); Nesta (Ita), Terry (Eng), Puyol (Spa), Zambrotta (Ita); Gerrard (Eng), Ronaldinho (Bra), Nedved (Cze), Joaquin (Spa); Henry (Fra), Shevchenko (Ukr).\n\nOf all time (3-4-3): Yashin (Russia); Beckenbauer (Ger), Maldini (Ita), Baresi (Ita); Cruijff (Hol), Maradona (Arg), Baggio (Ita), Zico (Bra); Van Basten (Hol), Di Stefano (Arg), Puskas (Hungary).
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Russia, Canada, USA, China, Brazil
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Have to go with the Red Wings.\n\nThe previous post mentioned their age as a factor, however the Red Wings are much younger this year then in previous years.  A lot of their production is coming from those younger members.  (Zetterberg, Dutsyuk, Samuelsson, and Williams are amoung thier top scorers.)\n\nTheir older players (Shanahan, Lidstrom, and Schneider) add leaderhsip and are preforming great.\n\nOsgood is handling the Goalie duties very well.  \n\nFinally, the seem to have a coach in Mike Babcock that the older guys respect and the younger are learning from.\n\nHard to beat that combination. \n\nIt's a long season and lots of things could change after the olympics.  Watch for key injuries at that time that will change the future for several teams.
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I don't think so. The looked abysmal against Latvia and that tie will cost them down the line. The roster could be better too. They left their best goalie back in the states: Ryan Miller of the Buffalo Sabres. That was a huge mistake!\n\nI think the three medalists will be Russia, Sweden and Finland, probably in that order.
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Here is the roster link.
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Goalie: Patrick Roy\n\nDefence: Ray Bourque, Nicklas Lidstrom\n\nForwards:  Gretzky, Luc Robitaille, and Gordie Howe
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Games Player \n25  Matth酳s (West Germany / Germany) \n21  Maradona (Argentina)\n    痂uda (Poland)\n    Seeler (West Germany) \n20  Lato (Poland) \n19  P. Maldini (Italy)\n    Overath, Rummenigge, Vogst (West Germany) \n18  Kempes (Argentina)\n    Dunga, Taffarel (Brasil)\n    Cabrini, Scirea (Italy)\n    Berthold (West Germany / Germany)\n    Beckenbauer, Littbarski, Maier (West Germany) \n17  Scifo (Belgium)\n    Schilton (England)\n    Zoff (Italy)\n    Klinsmann (West Germany / Germany)\n    Schnellinger (West Germany) \n16  Ruggeri (Argentina)\n    Ceulemans (Belgium)\n    Jairzinho (Brasil)\n    R. Baggio, Bergomi (Italy)\n    Boniek (Poland)\n    Zubizarreta (Spain)\n    Brehme (West Germany / Germany)
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No....for a number of reasons......losing Mark Eaton for 2-3 months really hurt...he was becoming the best defenseman they had, and they already miss his shot blocking and penalty killing abilities. They really have no one to take his spot, and Brooks Orpik is being slowly brought back after his hand surgery. Sergei Gonchar has struggled since Eaton was hurt (9 points - 2G,7A, +1 before the injury;3 points - 3A,-3 after it). They don't have the necessary toughness yet, their face-off success is low, they take too many lazy penalties, Marc-Andre Fleury has been somewhat inconsistent (although he'd played several very good games) and their power play has been struggling. Interestingly, Sidney Crosby is not used to kill penalties at this time (thereby leaving their best offensive threat  to languish on the bench for extended periods of time). While Malkin has been shown to be the real deal, his supporting cast has struggled...John LeClare and Mark Recchi two proven scorers in past years) haven't been exactly red hot, and neither has Colby Armstrong. Michel Therrien has tried numeros combinations to get more goals, and he still hasn't been satisfied with the results. They do have a promising team, however, so that while they won't make the playoffs this year, with proper draft choices and trades, they could be a real challenger for the cup in the near-future.