Here's the US Olympic Men's Ice Hockey information:
BOSTON - Not since NHL players started going to the Olympics 12 years ago has the American team featured so many fresh faces.
Of the 23 players chosen Friday for next month's Vancouver Games, only New York Rangers captain Chris Drury, New Jersey counterpart Jamie Langenbrunner, and Detroit defenceman Brian Rafalski will carry Olympic experience with them into what could be the most-watched hockey tournament ever.
Former NHL first round picks Patrick Kane and Erik Johnson highlight the youth movement on the U.S. men's Olympic hockey team. At 21 years of age, Kane will be the youngest player on the team, whose average age will be just over 26 years.
Aging American stalwarts such as Mike Modano, Bill Guerin, Keith Tkachuk and Scott Gomez will all be able to rest during the long break in February because they were left off the team.
The infusion of up-and-coming players is hardly a surprise. Team GM Brian Burke, of the Toronto Maple Leafs, made it clear last summer is was time to turn the page on those who represented the United States time and time again on the international stage.
Goaltending will be the strength of the team with Buffalo's Ryan Miller the likely starter at this point. He is joined by Boston's Tim Thomas, last year's Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL's top goaltender, and Los Angeles netminder Jonathan Quick, who is among the league leaders this season in minutes played.
Goaltender:
Ryan Miller
Tim Thomas
Jonathan Quick
Defense:
Erik Johnson
Jack Johnson
Mike Komisarek
Paul Martin
Brooks Orpik
Brian Rafalski
Ryan Sutter
Forward:
David Backes
Dustin brown
Ryan Callahan
Chris Drury
Patrick Kane
Ryan Kesler
Phil Kessel
Jamie Langenbrunner
Ryan Malone
Zach Parise
Joe Pavelski
Bobby Ryan
Paul Stastny
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Here's the remaining schedule for the 2010 World Junior Ice Hockey
January 2
Relegation - Slovakia vs. Austria 1pm/10am
Quarterfinal - Russia vs. Switzerland 5pm/2pm
Quarterfinal - United States vs. Finland 9pm/6pm
January 3
Relegation - Czech Republic vs. Latvia 1pm/10am
Semifinal - Canada vs. RUS/SUI winner 5pm/2pm
Semifinal - Sweden vs. USA/FIN winner 9pm/6pm
January 4
Relegation - TBD 1pm/10am
Relegation - TBD 5pm/2pm
5th Place Game - TBD 9pm/6pm
January 5
Bronze Medal Game4pm/1pm
Gold Medal Game8pm/5pm
I'm hoping that Canada and the US meet again, in the Gold Medal game!!!