Czech Republic Roster - 2010 Olympic Winter Games
P |
Player |
Birthdate |
Club team |
P |
Joueur |
Naissance |
Équipe |
G |
Ondrej Pavelec |
31.08.1987 |
Atlanta Thrashers, NHL |
G |
Jakub Stepanek |
20.06.1986 |
Vitkovice Ostrava |
G |
Tomas Vokoun |
02.07.1976 |
Florida Panthers, NHL |
D |
Miroslav Blatak |
25.05.1982 |
Salavat Yulayev Ufa, RUS |
D |
Jan Hejda |
18.06.1978 |
Columbus Blue Jackets, NHL |
D |
Tomas Kaberle |
02.03.1978 |
Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL |
D |
Filip Kuba |
29.12.1976 |
Ottawa Senators, NHL |
D |
Pavel Kubina |
15.04.1977 |
Atlanta Thrashers, NHL |
D |
Zbynek Michalek |
23.12.1982 |
Phoenix Coyotes, NHL |
D |
Roman Polak |
28.04.1986 |
St. Louis Blues, NHL |
D |
Marek Zidlicky |
03.02.1977 |
Minnesota Wild, NHL |
F/A |
Petr Cajanek |
18.08.1975 |
SKA Petersburg, RUS |
F/A |
Roman Cervenka |
10.12.1985 |
Slavia Prague |
F/A |
Patrik Elias |
13.04.1976 |
New Jersey Devils, NHL |
F/A |
Martin Erat |
29.08.1981 |
Nashville Predators, NHL |
F/A |
Tomas Fleischmann |
16.05.1984 |
Washington Capitals, NHL |
F/A |
Martin Havlat |
19.04.1981 |
Minnesota Wild, NHL |
F/A |
Jaromir Jagr |
15.02.1972 |
Avangard Omsk, RUS |
F/A |
David Krejci |
28.04.1986 |
Boston Bruins, NHL |
F/A |
Milan Michalek |
07.12.1984 |
Ottawa Senators, NHL |
F/A |
Tomas Plekanec |
31.10.1982 |
Montreal Canadiens, NHL |
F/A |
Tomas Rolinek |
17.02.1980 |
Metallurg Magnitogorsk, RUS |
F/A |
Josef Vasicek |
12.09.1980 |
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, RUS |
- The Czech Republic won the historic 1998 Olympic hockey tournament in Nagano. That was the first time the
NHL took a break for the biggest winter sport event. Twelve year later, one player from '98 remains on the
Czech team: Jaromir Jagr.
- It will be Jagr's fourth Olympic Games. Tomas Kaberle, Pavel Kubina, Petr Cajanek and Patrik Elias will
appear in their third Olympics.
- Nine returning players were on the team that won bronze in Turin 2006. Twelve represented the Czech
Republic in the 2009 World Championship.
- Most players on the team (16) come from the NHL. Five are from Russia, and two from the Czech Extraliga,
including league scoring leader Roman Cervenka.
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