team canada

Roster - Canada (as of April 10/05)
Player S/C Ht. Wt. Birthdate Birthplace 2003-2004 Team
Joueur T/C T. P. Naissance Lieu de naissance Équipe 2003-2004
Goaltenders/Gardiens de but
Brodeur, Martin L/G 6’2 210 5/6/72 Montreal, QC New Jersey (NHL)
Luongo, Roberto L/G 6’3 205 4/4/79 Montreal, QC Florida (NHL)
Turco, Marty L/G 5’11 183 8/13/75 Sault Ste. Marie, ON Dallas (NHL)
Defence/Défense
Boyle, Dan R/D 5’11 190 7/12/76 Ottawa, ON Tampa Bay (NHL)
Hannan, Scott L/G 6’1 220 1/23/79 Richmond, BC San Jose (NHL)
Jovanovski, Ed L/G 6’2 210 6/26/76 Windsor, ON Vancouver (NHL)
Phillips, Chris L/G 6’3 215 3/9/78 Calgary, AB Ottawa (NHL)
Redden, Wade L/G 6’2 208 6/12/77 Lloydminster, SK Ottawa (NHL)
Regehr, Robin L/G 6’3 226 4/19/80 Rosthern, SK Calgary (NHL)
Souray, Sheldon L/G 6’4 227 7/13/76 Elk Point, AB Montreal (NHL)
Forwards/Avants
Doan, Shane R/D 6’2 216 10/10/76 Halkirk, AB Phoenix (NHL)
Draper, Kris L/G 5’10 190 5/24/71 Toronto, ON Detroit (NHL)
Fisher, Mike R/D 6'0 203 06/05/80 Peterborough, ON Ottawa (NHL)
Gagné, Simon L/G 6’0 185 2/29/80 St-Foy, QC Philadelphia (NHL)
Heatley, Dany L/G 6’3 215 1/21/81 Freiburg, Germany Atlanta (NHL)
Maltby, Kirk R/D 6’0 190 12/22/72 Guelph, ON Detroit (NHL)
Marleau, Patrick L/G 6’2 210 9/15/79 Aneroid, SK San Jose (NHL)
Morrison, Brendan L/G 5’11 180 8/15/75 Pitt Meadows, BC Vancouver (NHL)
Morrow, Brenden L/G 5’11 210 1/16/79 Carlyle, SK Dallas (NHL)
Nash, Rick L/G 6’4 206 6/16/84 Brampton, ON Columbus (NHL)
Smyth, Ryan L/G 6’1 190 2/21/76 Banff, AB Edmonton (NHL)
Thornton, Joe L/G 6’4 225 7/2/79 St. Thomas, ON Boston (NHL)

Staff/Personnel
President/President, Hockey Canada Bob Nicholson Penticton, BC Hockey Canada
Vice President, Hockey Canada Johnny Misley Vancouver, BC Hockey Canada
General Manager Steve Tambellini Trail, BC Vancouver Canucks
Assistant General Manager Ken Holland Vernon, BC Detroit Red Wings
Head Coach/Entraineur-chef Marc Habscheid Swift Current, SK Hockey Canada
Assistant Coach Tom Renney Cranbrook, BC NY Rangers
Assistant Coach Craig MacTavish London, ON Edmonton Oilers
Video Coordinator Pierre Groulx Ottawa Senators
Athletic Therapist/Therapeute du sport Jim Ramsay Winnipeg, MB NY Rangers
Athletic Therapist/Therapeute du sport Mike Burnstein Vancouver Canucks
Equipment Manager/Responsible de l’equipment Pierre Gervais Montreal, QC Montreal Canadiens
Equipment Manager/Responsible de l’equipment Pat O’Neill Winnipeg, MB Vancouver Canucks
Team Doctor/Medcin de l’equipe Dr. Jim Thorne Calgary, AB Hockey Canada
Massage Therapist/Massotherapeute Andy Huppe Zurich, SUI SUI
Team Leader/Chef d’equipe Scott Salmond Calgary, AB Hockey Canada
Communications / Operations Brad Pascall Calgary, AB Hockey Cana

Zitat

Original von flame
Ist das nur der vorläufige Kader, oder kommen hier noch welche dazu??
Was ist mit Lecavalier, Richards, St. Louis, S. Niedermayer, Sakic, Tanguay, usw..

das is der kader für die wm ... ein spieler kann aber vorm ersten spiel noch nachnominiert werden, glaubi ...

g'fallt ma aber gut, das ganze - is alles drinnen, was ma so braucht, um den titel zu verteidigen ... va brodeur ...

das ist der kader mit dem sie ins camp in calgary gehen. jene spieler die bis zum schluss in europa tätig waren sind hier noch nicht dabei.

prinzipiell könnte jeder getauscht werden.

dann spielen sie zweimal gegen die amerikaner ehe sie nach europa pendeln

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Original von eisbaerli
das ist der kader mit dem sie ins camp in calgary gehen. jene spieler die bis zum schluss in europa tätig waren sind hier noch nicht dabei.

prinzipiell könnte jeder getauscht werden.

dann spielen sie zweimal gegen die amerikaner ehe sie nach europa pendeln

extra für dich von https://www.eishockeyforum.at

22 PLAYERS NAMED TO TEAM CANADA FOR 2005 IIHF MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

CALGARY – Team Canada’s General Manager Steve Tambellini announced on Monday the twenty-two player roster that will represent Canada at the 2005 IIHF Men’s World Hockey Championship, taking place April 30-May 15 in Innsbruck and Vienna, Austria.

Canada’s 2005 World Championship team comes with plenty of international experience, with 19 of the 22 players have represented Canada at previous international events. 15 of the players named to Team Canada today were members of Canada’s Championship Team at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey, and five players named today won gold with Canada at the 2004 World Championship in Prague.

Canada has won gold at the past two Men’s World Championships – 2004 in Czech Republic and 2003 in Finland, and will be going for ‘three in a row’ in Austria. Overall, Canada has won 23 gold medals at the World Championship since 1920.

“We are very pleased to name this group of Canadian players today, and know that each of them is honoured and want to represent Canada with the passion to go for our third straight gold medal and to give back to our game across the country”, said Tambellini.

Canada’s roster named today includes three goaltenders, seven defensemen and 12 forwards.

Canada’s coaching staff of Marc Habscheid, Head Coach, and Tom Renney and Craig MacTavish, assistant coaches, will conduct a training camp in Calgary, AB beginning Wednesday, April 13th at 4:00pm MT (media availability prior to practice at 2:00pm MT on April 13th). The camp in Calgary is at Father David Bauer Olympic Arena, and will run until Sunday, April 17th, and all practices are open to the public. Note: not all of Canada’s players named today will attend all of the camp in Calgary, due to travel schedules, personal situations or if they have been playing this season in Europe.

Team Canada will take on Team USA in two ‘pre-World Championship games’ in Halifax on April 20 at the Halifax Metro Centre and in Quebec City on April 22 at Le Colisée Pepsi. Tickets are on-sale now. These are the only two international games being played in North America prior to the 2005 IIHF World Championship, and they will be a tune up for both teams as they prepare for the Worlds in Austria taking place April 30-May 15th.

und weiter unten:

Canada can name one additional player prior to its first game of the 2005 World Championship on Saturday, April 30th versus Latvia in Innsbruck, Austria. TSN/RDS, the official broadcaster of Hockey Canada, and the FAN radio network, will be broadcasting all Team Canada’s games LIVE from Austria (check local listings), beginning April 30th.

also so wie ich diese worte von der offi-seitn versteh', ist das der kader für die wm ...

@nordiques

ich habe geschrieben prinzipiell könnte jeder getauscht werden.

natürlich werden beinahe alle zur wm kommen ,aber es kann ja sein dass einer verletzt ausfällt oder ?

kleine frage an den experten: wieviel spieler dürfen genannt werden?