Latvian Olympic Roster - Irbe

[MIKELIUT]

http://www.nhl.com/olympics/2006/latvia_oly_roster.html

2006 Team Latvia Olympic roster

* 13 players remain from Salt Lake City-02
* 17 played at the World Championship-05
* 10 first-time Olympic participants\

Irbe and Ozo both on the roster, full roster at link above

[MIKELIUT]

http://www.nhl.com/olympics/2006/latvia_oly_roster.html

2006 Team Latvia Olympic roster

* 13 players remain from Salt Lake City-02
* 17 played at the World Championship-05
* 10 first-time Olympic participants\

Irbe and Ozo both on the roster, full roster at link above

[MIKELIUT]

http://www.nhl.com/olympics/2006/latvia_oly_roster.html

2006 Team Latvia Olympic roster

* 13 players remain from Salt Lake City-02
* 17 played at the World Championship-05
* 10 first-time Olympic participants\

Irbe and Ozo both on the roster, full roster at link above

[MIKELIUT]

http://www.lhf.lv/public/?id=9&ln=lv&news_id=183

5-man taxi squad, or was their original list just 28 names and they have named the 23?

Rezervisti:
D Bondarevs Igors Riga 2000 LAT 09.02.1974 Riga 175 85 L
D Sorokins Olegs Linz EHC Liwest AUT 04.01.1974 Riga 177 82 L
F Cipulis Martins Riga 2000 LAT 20.11.1980 Cesis 180 85 L
F Karsums Martins Moncton Wildcats CAN 26.02.1986 Riga 178 84 L
F Macijevskis Aleksandrs Odense Bulldogs DEN 26.06.1975 Riga 177 80 L

[MIKELIUT]

http://www.lhf.lv/public/?id=9&ln=lv&news_id=183

5-man taxi squad, or was their original list just 28 names and they have named the 23?

Rezervisti:
D Bondarevs Igors Riga 2000 LAT 09.02.1974 Riga 175 85 L
D Sorokins Olegs Linz EHC Liwest AUT 04.01.1974 Riga 177 82 L
F Cipulis Martins Riga 2000 LAT 20.11.1980 Cesis 180 85 L
F Karsums Martins Moncton Wildcats CAN 26.02.1986 Riga 178 84 L
F Macijevskis Aleksandrs Odense Bulldogs DEN 26.06.1975 Riga 177 80 L

[MIKELIUT]

http://www.lhf.lv/public/?id=9&ln=lv&news_id=183

5-man taxi squad, or was their original list just 28 names and they have named the 23?

Rezervisti:
D Bondarevs Igors Riga 2000 LAT 09.02.1974 Riga 175 85 L
D Sorokins Olegs Linz EHC Liwest AUT 04.01.1974 Riga 177 82 L
F Cipulis Martins Riga 2000 LAT 20.11.1980 Cesis 180 85 L
F Karsums Martins Moncton Wildcats CAN 26.02.1986 Riga 178 84 L
F Macijevskis Aleksandrs Odense Bulldogs DEN 26.06.1975 Riga 177 80 L

[evan]

will Sandis play? is he out of rehab?

[evan]

will Sandis play? is he out of rehab?

[evan]

will Sandis play? is he out of rehab?

[evan]

will Sandis play? is he out of rehab?

[evan]

will Sandis play? is he out of rehab?

[evan]

will Sandis play? is he out of rehab?

[evan]

will Sandis play? is he out of rehab?

[apolinar]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

All times Eastern time zone
Wednesday, Feb. 15
- USA, 3-6 p.m.: Men's hockey, U.S. and Latvia, live.

Thursday, Feb. 16
- MSNBC, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., live coverage of men's hockey - Finland and Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, Sweden and Russia, Slovakia and Latvia, Canada and Germany

Saturday, Feb. 18
- CNBC, 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Russia and Kazakhstan, Italy and Germany, Canada and Switzerland, Sweden and Latvia.

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

Tuesday, Feb. 21
- MSNBC, 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Latvia and Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Italy

[apolinar]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

All times Eastern time zone
Wednesday, Feb. 15
- USA, 3-6 p.m.: Men's hockey, U.S. and Latvia, live.

Thursday, Feb. 16
- MSNBC, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., live coverage of men's hockey - Finland and Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, Sweden and Russia, Slovakia and Latvia, Canada and Germany

Saturday, Feb. 18
- CNBC, 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Russia and Kazakhstan, Italy and Germany, Canada and Switzerland, Sweden and Latvia.

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

Tuesday, Feb. 21
- MSNBC, 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Latvia and Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Italy

[apolinar]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

All times Eastern time zone
Wednesday, Feb. 15
- USA, 3-6 p.m.: Men's hockey, U.S. and Latvia, live.

Thursday, Feb. 16
- MSNBC, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., live coverage of men's hockey - Finland and Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, Sweden and Russia, Slovakia and Latvia, Canada and Germany

Saturday, Feb. 18
- CNBC, 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Russia and Kazakhstan, Italy and Germany, Canada and Switzerland, Sweden and Latvia.

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

Tuesday, Feb. 21
- MSNBC, 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Latvia and Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Italy

[apolinar]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

All times Eastern time zone
Wednesday, Feb. 15
- USA, 3-6 p.m.: Men's hockey, U.S. and Latvia, live.

Thursday, Feb. 16
- MSNBC, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., live coverage of men's hockey - Finland and Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, Sweden and Russia, Slovakia and Latvia, Canada and Germany

Saturday, Feb. 18
- CNBC, 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Russia and Kazakhstan, Italy and Germany, Canada and Switzerland, Sweden and Latvia.

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

Tuesday, Feb. 21
- MSNBC, 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Latvia and Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Italy

[apolinar]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

All times Eastern time zone
Wednesday, Feb. 15
- USA, 3-6 p.m.: Men's hockey, U.S. and Latvia, live.

Thursday, Feb. 16
- MSNBC, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., live coverage of men's hockey - Finland and Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, Sweden and Russia, Slovakia and Latvia, Canada and Germany

Saturday, Feb. 18
- CNBC, 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Russia and Kazakhstan, Italy and Germany, Canada and Switzerland, Sweden and Latvia.

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

Tuesday, Feb. 21
- MSNBC, 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Latvia and Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Italy

[apolinar]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

All times Eastern time zone
Wednesday, Feb. 15
- USA, 3-6 p.m.: Men's hockey, U.S. and Latvia, live.

Thursday, Feb. 16
- MSNBC, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., live coverage of men's hockey - Finland and Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, Sweden and Russia, Slovakia and Latvia, Canada and Germany

Saturday, Feb. 18
- CNBC, 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Russia and Kazakhstan, Italy and Germany, Canada and Switzerland, Sweden and Latvia.

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

Tuesday, Feb. 21
- MSNBC, 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Latvia and Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Italy

[apolinar]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

All times Eastern time zone
Wednesday, Feb. 15
- USA, 3-6 p.m.: Men's hockey, U.S. and Latvia, live.

Thursday, Feb. 16
- MSNBC, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., live coverage of men's hockey - Finland and Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, Sweden and Russia, Slovakia and Latvia, Canada and Germany

Saturday, Feb. 18
- CNBC, 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Russia and Kazakhstan, Italy and Germany, Canada and Switzerland, Sweden and Latvia.

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

Tuesday, Feb. 21
- MSNBC, 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Latvia and Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Italy

[nccanes]

It's been mentioned in the "Former Canes" thread in the Other NHL forum, but it's worth repeating here.

If you've recorded the Opening Ceremonies, but FF'd thru the parade of Nations, or took a bathroom break when Latvia entered - it's worth re-watching.

Irbe looked absolutely thrilled as the flag bearer and they spent a decent chunk of time/chatter about him being a former NHL goalie, mentioned the Hurricanes, the 02 Finals.

They also said that he now played in Austria and while he wasn't in the NHL, he knew that if he was, he'd miss the opportunity to carry the flag for Latvia and how it was going to be one of the greatest moments of his life, hockey career aside.

And you could see those piercing blue eyes even from their camera shots!

[nccanes]

It's been mentioned in the "Former Canes" thread in the Other NHL forum, but it's worth repeating here.

If you've recorded the Opening Ceremonies, but FF'd thru the parade of Nations, or took a bathroom break when Latvia entered - it's worth re-watching.

Irbe looked absolutely thrilled as the flag bearer and they spent a decent chunk of time/chatter about him being a former NHL goalie, mentioned the Hurricanes, the 02 Finals.

They also said that he now played in Austria and while he wasn't in the NHL, he knew that if he was, he'd miss the opportunity to carry the flag for Latvia and how it was going to be one of the greatest moments of his life, hockey career aside.

And you could see those piercing blue eyes even from their camera shots!

[nccanes]

It's been mentioned in the "Former Canes" thread in the Other NHL forum, but it's worth repeating here.

If you've recorded the Opening Ceremonies, but FF'd thru the parade of Nations, or took a bathroom break when Latvia entered - it's worth re-watching.

Irbe looked absolutely thrilled as the flag bearer and they spent a decent chunk of time/chatter about him being a former NHL goalie, mentioned the Hurricanes, the 02 Finals.

They also said that he now played in Austria and while he wasn't in the NHL, he knew that if he was, he'd miss the opportunity to carry the flag for Latvia and how it was going to be one of the greatest moments of his life, hockey career aside.

And you could see those piercing blue eyes even from their camera shots!

[nccanes]

It's been mentioned in the "Former Canes" thread in the Other NHL forum, but it's worth repeating here.

If you've recorded the Opening Ceremonies, but FF'd thru the parade of Nations, or took a bathroom break when Latvia entered - it's worth re-watching.

Irbe looked absolutely thrilled as the flag bearer and they spent a decent chunk of time/chatter about him being a former NHL goalie, mentioned the Hurricanes, the 02 Finals.

They also said that he now played in Austria and while he wasn't in the NHL, he knew that if he was, he'd miss the opportunity to carry the flag for Latvia and how it was going to be one of the greatest moments of his life, hockey career aside.

And you could see those piercing blue eyes even from their camera shots!

[nccanes]

It's been mentioned in the "Former Canes" thread in the Other NHL forum, but it's worth repeating here.

If you've recorded the Opening Ceremonies, but FF'd thru the parade of Nations, or took a bathroom break when Latvia entered - it's worth re-watching.

Irbe looked absolutely thrilled as the flag bearer and they spent a decent chunk of time/chatter about him being a former NHL goalie, mentioned the Hurricanes, the 02 Finals.

They also said that he now played in Austria and while he wasn't in the NHL, he knew that if he was, he'd miss the opportunity to carry the flag for Latvia and how it was going to be one of the greatest moments of his life, hockey career aside.

And you could see those piercing blue eyes even from their camera shots!

[nccanes]

It's been mentioned in the "Former Canes" thread in the Other NHL forum, but it's worth repeating here.

If you've recorded the Opening Ceremonies, but FF'd thru the parade of Nations, or took a bathroom break when Latvia entered - it's worth re-watching.

Irbe looked absolutely thrilled as the flag bearer and they spent a decent chunk of time/chatter about him being a former NHL goalie, mentioned the Hurricanes, the 02 Finals.

They also said that he now played in Austria and while he wasn't in the NHL, he knew that if he was, he'd miss the opportunity to carry the flag for Latvia and how it was going to be one of the greatest moments of his life, hockey career aside.

And you could see those piercing blue eyes even from their camera shots!

[nccanes]

It's been mentioned in the "Former Canes" thread in the Other NHL forum, but it's worth repeating here.

If you've recorded the Opening Ceremonies, but FF'd thru the parade of Nations, or took a bathroom break when Latvia entered - it's worth re-watching.

Irbe looked absolutely thrilled as the flag bearer and they spent a decent chunk of time/chatter about him being a former NHL goalie, mentioned the Hurricanes, the 02 Finals.

They also said that he now played in Austria and while he wasn't in the NHL, he knew that if he was, he'd miss the opportunity to carry the flag for Latvia and how it was going to be one of the greatest moments of his life, hockey career aside.

And you could see those piercing blue eyes even from their camera shots!

[Canesluver]

I finally got to watch that this morning. He made my heart full. And how cool was that, to hear the Carolina Hurricanes mentioned in the same breath? I wish him well.

[Canesluver]

I finally got to watch that this morning. He made my heart full. And how cool was that, to hear the Carolina Hurricanes mentioned in the same breath? I wish him well.

[Canesluver]

I finally got to watch that this morning. He made my heart full. And how cool was that, to hear the Carolina Hurricanes mentioned in the same breath? I wish him well.

[Canesluver]

I finally got to watch that this morning. He made my heart full. And how cool was that, to hear the Carolina Hurricanes mentioned in the same breath? I wish him well.

[Canesluver]

I finally got to watch that this morning. He made my heart full. And how cool was that, to hear the Carolina Hurricanes mentioned in the same breath? I wish him well.

[Canesluver]

I finally got to watch that this morning. He made my heart full. And how cool was that, to hear the Carolina Hurricanes mentioned in the same breath? I wish him well.

[Canesluver]

I finally got to watch that this morning. He made my heart full. And how cool was that, to hear the Carolina Hurricanes mentioned in the same breath? I wish him well.

[goalie33]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

This'll be a barn burner, and you might as well watch Tinu beforehand :D.

[goalie33]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

This'll be a barn burner, and you might as well watch Tinu beforehand :D.

[goalie33]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

This'll be a barn burner, and you might as well watch Tinu beforehand :D.

[goalie33]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

This'll be a barn burner, and you might as well watch Tinu beforehand :D.

[goalie33]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

This'll be a barn burner, and you might as well watch Tinu beforehand :D.

[goalie33]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

This'll be a barn burner, and you might as well watch Tinu beforehand :D.

[goalie33]

Here's Irbe's tv schedule in case you all are feeling nostalgic:

Sunday, Feb. 19
- CNBC, 6 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Live coverage of men's hockey - Germany and Switzerland, Russia and Latvia, Slovakia and Kazakhstan.

This'll be a barn burner, and you might as well watch Tinu beforehand :D.