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

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.

John Tortorella will serve as bench boss of the U.S. entry in the World Championships this spring with his assistant Mike Sullivan serving in a similar capacity, sources closes to the team told ESPN.com Thursday

Peter Forsberg-mania is heating up. So are those practices in Ottawa. And what about the 2010 Olympics? Who will lead and select the final roster for Team USA? Scott Burnside's going on a rant.

Selecting the best U.S. team for the 2006 Olympics will not be an easy task for GM Don Waddell.

Atlanta Thrashers GM Don Waddell was named general manager for the 2006 U.S. Olympic hockey team on Tuesday. Waddell has served as a USA Hockey executive for the past seven years.

GM Don Waddell is saddled with question marks as he tries to reassemble Team USA.

The 2005 World Junior Championship ended with a heart-wrenching thud for the players who helped Team USA reach its highest height.

Plagued by illness, injury and ultimately chronic sloppiness and a lack of discipline, Team USA bowed out of the World Junior Championship with an excruciating 3-2 overtime loss in the bronze medal game.

Team USA's must-win game against Sweden turned into Phil Kessel's coming out party.

Team USA still has a chance to win the World Junior Championship. And goaltender Al Montoya knows that chance begins with him.

After two consecutive losses at the World Junior Championship, Team USA is in a full-blown crisis of confidence.

Team USA won its first gold medal at last year's World Junior Championship. Now the tournament is on home ice. Can they do it again with everyone watching?

Now is the time for looking into the abyss at the World Cup of Hockey. The most prominant question is do the Americans see Brett Hull in there?

The future is now for Team Canada, which is relying heavily on its corps of skilled, young talent.