2004 World Cup of Hockey Rosters - United States

United States

Position Jersey number Name Height (cm) Weight (kg) Birthdate Birthplace 2004-05 team
G 30 Conklin, TyTy Conklin 184 82 01976-03-3030 March 1976 Anchorage, Alaska Edmonton Oilers
G 29 DiPietro, RickRick DiPietro 182 84 01981-09-1919 September 1981 Lewiston, Maine New York Islanders
G 42 Esche, RobertRobert Esche 187 95.5 01978-01-2222 January 1978 Whitesboro, New York Philadelphia Flyers
D 24 Chelios, ChrisChris Chelios 187 86.5 01962-01-2525 January 1962 Chicago, Illinois None
D 20 Klee, KenKen Klee 184 95.5 01971-04-2424 April 1971 Indianapolis Toronto Maple Leafs
D 2 Leetch, BrianBrian Leetch 187 86.5 01968-03-033 March 1968 Corpus Christi, Texas Toronto Maple Leafs
D 26 Liles, John-MichaelJohn-Michael Liles 179 84 01980-11-2525 November 1980 Zionsville, Indiana Colorado Avalanche
D 10 Martin, PaulPaul Martin 187 77 01981-03-055 March 1981 Minneapolis, Minnesota New Jersey Devils
D 3 Miller, AaronAaron Miller 193 95.5 01971-08-1111 August 1971 Buffalo, New York Los Angeles Kings
D 28 Rafalski, BrianBrian Rafalski 177 86.5 01973-09-2828 September 1973 Dearborn, Michigan New Jersey Devils
D 6 Weinrich, EricEric Weinrich 187 94 01966-12-1919 December 1966 Roanoke, Virginia St. Louis Blues
F 11 Amonte, TonyTony Amonte 184 91 01970-08-022 August 1970 Hingham, Massachusetts Philadelphia Flyers
F 55 Blake, JasonJason Blake 179 82 01973-09-022 September 1973 Moorhead, Minnesota New York Islanders
F 33 Conroy, CraigCraig Conroy 189 89.5 01971-09-044 September 1971 Potsdam, New York Los Angeles Kings
F 37 Drury, ChrisChris Drury 179 82 01976-08-2020 August 1976 Trumbull, Connecticut Buffalo Sabres
F 19 Gomez, ScottScott Gomez 182 91 01979-12-2323 December 1979 Anchorage, Alaska New Jersey Devils
F 13 Guerin, BillBill Guerin 189 95.5 01970-11-099 November 1970 Worcester, Massachusetts Dallas Stars
F 27 Halpern, JeffJeff Halpern 184 91.5 01976-05-033 May 1976 Potomac, Maryland Washington Capitals
F 16 Hull, BrettBrett Hull 182 92.5 01964-08-099 August 1964 Belleville, Ontario Phoenix Coyotes
F 22 Konowalchuk, SteveSteve Konowalchuk 189 94 01972-11-1111 November 1972 Salt Lake City, Utah Colorado Avalanche
F 15 Langenbrunner, JamieJamie Langenbrunner 187 91 01975-07-2424 July 1975 Duluth, Minnesota New Jersey Devils
F 9 Modano, MikeMike Modano 192 93 01970-06-077 June 1970 Livonia, Michigan Dallas Stars
F 12 Rolston, BrianBrian Rolston 189 95.5 01973-02-2121 February 1973 Flint, Michigan Minnesota Wild
F 21 Smolinski, BryanBryan Smolinski 187 94.5 01971-12-2727 December 1971 Toledo, Ohio Ottawa Senators
F 7 Tkachuk, KeithKeith Tkachuk 189 102.5 01972-03-2828 March 1972 Melrose, Massachusetts St. Louis Blues
F 39 Weight, DougDoug Weight 182 91 01971-01-2121 January 1971 Warren, Michigan St. Louis Blues

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