|
Name (No.)
|
Position
Height, weight
|
From
|
|
| Pavel Bure (10) |
Right wing
5-10, 189 |
Moscow/
Vancouver, British Columbia* |
| Vancouver's 'Russian Rocket' is one of the NHL's most popular superstars.
|
|
| Valeri Bure (20) |
Right wing
5-10, 168 |
Moscow/Malibu, Calif.* |
| Pavel's younger brother is in his fourth NHL season.
|
|
| Sergei Fedorov (91) |
Center
6-1, 200 |
Pskov, USSR/Detroit* |
| Contract squabble has kept Red Wings superstar out of NHL this year.
|
|
| Sergei Gonchar (55) |
Defense
6-2, 212 |
Chelyabinsk, USSR/Moscow* |
| Capitals' 1992 first-round draft pick was late addition to team.
|
|
| Alexei Gusarov (5) |
Defense
6-3, 185 |
Leningrad, USSR/Denver* |
| Avalanche regular played his 400th NHL game during 1997-98 season.
|
|
| Valeri Kamensky (13) |
Right wing
6-2, 198 |
Voskresensk, USSR/Denver* |
| Won gold with Soviets in '88 and Stanley Cup with Colorado in '96.
|
|
| Alexander Karpovtsev |
Defense |
Moscow |
| Rangers regular to miss Olympics after injuring wrist.
|
|
| Darius Kasparaitis (11) |
Defense
5-10, 205 |
Elektrenai, USSR/Pittsburgh* |
| Penguins defenseman was on gold-medalist Unified Team in '92.
|
|
| Andrei Kovalenko (51) |
Right wing
5-10, 215 |
Balakovo, USSR/
Edmonton, Alberta* |
| Former Central Red Army star has played for Russia at five tourneys.
|
|
| Alexei Kovalev |
Right wing |
Togliatti, USSR/
Mamaroneck, N.Y.* |
| Rangers' six-year veteran to miss Games after knee surgery.
|
|
| Igor Kravchuk (29) |
Defense
6-1, 200 |
Ufa, USSR/St. Louis* |
| Senators defenseman already has two Olympic gold medals (1988 and 1992).
|
|
| Sergei Krivokrasov (9) |
Right wing
5-11, 185 |
Angarsk, USSR/Chicago* |
| 23-year-old has played more than 200 games in a Chicago Blackhawks uniform.
|
|
| Boris Mironov (2) |
Defense
6-3, 220 |
Moscow/Edmonton, Alberta* |
| Starred for Edmonton Oilers during 1997 Stanley Cup playoffs.
|
|
| Dmitri Mironov (15) |
Defense
6-3, 215 |
Moscow/Toronto* |
| Ducks defender entered NHL after long career with Soviet Wings.
|
|
| Alexei Morozov (24) |
Right wing
6-1, 180 |
Moscow/Pittsburgh* |
| Penguins rookie was one of Russian league's top scorers last season.
|
|
| Sergei Nemchinov (8) |
Center
6-0, 200 |
Moscow/New York* |
| Current Islander scored 30 goals during 1991-92 season with Rangers.
|
|
| Oleg Shevtsov (1) |
Goalie
6-3, 212 |
Cherepovets, Russia |
| Russia's No. 3 goalie is team's only non-NHL player.
|
|
| Mikhail Shtalenkov (35) |
Goalie
6-2, 185 |
Moscow/Anaheim, Calif. |
| Mighty Ducks backup had 1.63 goals-against average at '92 Games.
|
|
| German Titov (14) |
Center
6-1, 190 |
Moscow/Calgary, Alberta* |
| Flames star prepped for NHL with year in Finnish league.
|
|
| Andrei Trefilov (34) |
Goalie
6-0, 190 |
Kirovo-Chepetsk, USSR/
Chicago* |
| Joined Blackhawks this season after five years with Sabres and Flames.
|
|
| Alexei Yashin (19) |
Center
6-3, 215 |
Sverdlovsk, USSR/
Kanata, Ontario* |
| Played in NHL All-Star Game as a rookie with Ottawa.
|
|
| Dmitri Yushkevich (3) |
Defense
5-11, 208 |
Cherepovets, USSR/Toronto* |
| Won a Soviet league title while playing for Moscow Dynamo in '92.
|
|
| Valeri Zelepukin (25) |
Left wing
6-0, 200 |
Voskresensk, USSR/
New York* |
| Traded to Edmonton Oilers after six productive seasons in New Jersey.
|
|
| Alexei Zhamnov (33) |
Center
6-1, 195 |
Moscow |
| Blackhawks center had 72 points as a rookie with Winnipeg.
|
|
| Alexei Zhitnik (44) |
Defense
5-11, 204 |
Kiev, USSR/Buffalo, N.Y.* |
| Played in 1993 Stanley Cup finals with Los Angeles Kings.
|
|
| Vladimir Yurzinov |
Head coach |
Moscow |
| Making his debut as Russia's Olympic coach.
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