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A year after the Olympic hockey tournament began, we catch up with Team USA's Brian Burke.

Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke will reprise his role from the Vancouver Olympics as team GM for the United States at this spring's World Championships, a source connected to USA Hockey said.

Think GM Brian Burke is happy Team USA's play? Think again. He says his team has to play significantly better if it is to have a chance at a medal here.

Team USA's win over Canada was nothing short of an upset, but the Americans know they've accomplished nothing yet at the Olympics.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- He has been to the Olympics as a player for two different nations. He's been to the Olympics as a team organizer for his native Slovakia. But nothing beats the Olympics as a dad, says Peter Stastny. "It's sweet, very, ...

VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Team USA GM Brian Burke left Vancouver after his team's 6-1 victory over Norway on Thursday and headed to Miami University to attend a memorial service honoring his son Brendan. A scholarship fund will be established i...

The United States' uneven win may be an indication of the Americans' anticipation of Sunday's showdown against host Canada.

It will take a few more games to erase Team USA's miserable performance in Italy four years ago, but Tuesday's opening win was exactly what this young American squad needed.

Brian Burke made his first Olympic appearance Sunday, and it was an emotional one. While he balances his duties with Team USA, his son Brendan is still on his mind.

Jack Johnson figured that when he's a little old man, retired from his life as a pro hockey player, he might as well be a little old man with memories of walking in the opening ceremonies of the Olympics, not a little old man wishing he had. And so,...

Time is running out for injured Olympic hopefuls, and the Atlanta Thrashers face a dilemma that has nothing to do with Ilya Kovalchuk. Scott Burnside tells all in this week's Power Play.

How is the Western Conference better than the East? What kind of experience does Team USA need in the 2010 Olympics? Scott Burnside explains all in this week's Power Play.

The U.S. Olympic orientation camp is over. Now, the auditions begin for the American hopefuls hoping to earn a trip to Vancouver.

Ryan Suter hopes to follow in his father's footsteps by helping the U.S. men's hockey team to another "Miracle" at the 2010 Olympics.

With the unveiling of its 2010 camp roster, Team USA is going to build a squad American hockey fans can fall in love with, win, lose or draw.

In the end, it may not matter who coaches the 2010 U.S. Olympic team. Team USA faces tougher tasks, like fielding the right mix of players that is capable of medaling in Vancouver.