2006 WJHC Czech Roster??? WHERE?

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quebec2

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Here it is:

Goaltenders:
Marek Schwarz (Sparta Praha)
Radek Fiala (Litvínov)
Ondřej Pavelec (Cape Breton, QMJHL).

Defence:
Ladislav Šmíd (Portland, AHL)
Ondřej Å mach (Znojmo)
Roman Polák, Michal Gulaši (both Vítkovice)
Jakub Kindl (Kitchener, OHL)
Jaroslav Mrázek (Toronto, OHL)
Jakub Vojta (Ottawa, OHL)
Tomáš Kudělka (Lethbridge, WHL)
Michael Kolarz (Kingston, OHL)
Jan Å vrček (Přerov).

Forwards:
Michael Frolík (Kladno)
Jakub Å indel ( Plzeň )
Martin Hanzal (Č. Budějovice)
Vladimír Sobotka (Slavia Praha)
Tomáš Káňa (Vítkovice)
Radek Smoleňák (Kingston, OHL)
Petr Kalus (Regina, WHL)
Václav Meidl (Plymouth, OHL)
Michal Birner (Saginaw, OHL)
Karel Hromas (Everett, WHL)
Petr Pohl (Acadie-Bathurst, QMJHL)
Zdeněk Bahenský (Saskatoon, WHL)
Roman Pšurný, Michal Pšurný (both Medicine Hat, WHL)
David Krejčí (Gatineau, QMJHL).
 

Jason MacIsaac

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Pavelec won't get a shot in nets I take it even thought he may be the best goaltender in the CHL at the moment. They have the strongest 1/2 punch in nets by farrrrrr in this tourney.
 

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I'd say there are two teams ahead of the Czechs, being the US and Finland. Not a bad team though, wouldn't be surprised to see them with a medal.

IMO Finland's 1-2 goalie punch can rival that of the Czech Republic's.
 

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Erik said:
I'd say there are two teams ahead of the Czechs, being the US and Finland. Not a bad team though, wouldn't be surprised to see them with a medal.

IMO Finland's 1-2 goalie punch can rival that of the Czech Republic's.

If Ramo is starting, Finland's 1-2 punch is better. :)
 

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Good team. Might be a big weak on defense but the goaltending could make up for that.
 
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On the radio Don Hay (Vancouver Giant's coach) said Repik is going to Chilliwack on Wednesday with the Czech's WJ team, so apparently he will be there after all (which makes sense, he should be).
 

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Jason MacIsaac said:
Hard to say Ramo and Rask verses Schwarz and Pavelec....I like Czechs by alot.

Yes, I think Czechs have better goalie than Finland and definitely better team than Finland. I would like to see Pavelec as a starter as Achwarz is too inconsistent this season. But even third goalie Fiala is pretty solid.
If Smid is there than our D should be good, much better than last year. Top four should be Smid, Kindl, Polak, Gulasi.
Among forwards while there is no superstar-player, we will have four good lines with ability to win the game.
 

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X-SHARKIE said:
Kaspar is too old, and IMO wasn't very effective offensively in the WJC a year ago.

Not a big loss to the Czechs.

I'm surprised only frolik made it of the 06 eligibles.

No Tlusty...I really like Kveton.

Tlusty and Repik were added on camp roster in the end. Tlusty plays well for Kladno senior team and I wouldn´t be surprised seeing him making the team.
Frolik is basically lock for team and another 2006 eligible Tomas Kana has good chance to make the team. Frankly he has better chance to make the team than Hanzal.
 

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I wonder if any of the Bruins Czech prospects will play on the smae line (Kalus, Krejci, Sobotka).
 
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