I'd be surprised to see Hull make the team, after his poor showing at the World Cup of Hockey, both on and off the ice. This is a transition time for the U.S., and you can't have someone like Hull with his bad attitude around these young players. Roenick will likely be there, as he can still contribute, as can Chelios and Leetch. As good as they've been for USA Hockey, I think it's time to leave guys like LeClair and Amonte at home, unless they show something in the first half of the next NHL season.
A projected roster:
Forwards: Roenick, Blake, Cole, Drury, Gionta, Gomez, Guerin, Halpern, Konowalchuk, Modano, Rolston, Tkachuk, Weight. I can see a guy like Parise, Kesler or Brown cracking the team as a 13th forward. (Parise has been brilliant in international play). York could play his way into contention, too.
Defence: Chelios, Leetch, Leopold, Martin, Miller, Rafalski, Liles. Suter might make it as an eighth defenceman. Hatcher could be in there, too, if he rediscovers his form from a couple years ago.
Goalie: Esche, DiPietro, Conklin.
I think you'll start to see the transition to the next generation for American hockey. There is some talent there, some veterans who can still contribute (Guerin, Modano, Tkachuk, Weight, Chelios, Leetch and Rafalski), but I don't think they'll be enough for the Americans to win. The goalies will have to steal a couple games for the U.S. to be in medal contention - and they're capable of that.