Players want medal, Cup
As one of America's 1980 miracle men, Ken Morrow won Olympic gold. As a defenseman for the New York Islanders' NHL dynasty of the early 1980s, Morrow had his name etched four times on Lord Stanley's Cup.

Team USA looking for more magic
Some questions to ponder as the men's hockey tournament gears up to take the Olympic center-stage spotlight (at least when it's not being dominated by figure-skating darlings and 'NSYNC) over the next couple of weeks:

Dunn is eyeing gold medal, not fanfare

Despite his latest problems, Gretzky still backs Fleury

Men's Olympic Ice Hockey Schedule

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Hockey — the stuff of hard fights and 'miracles' Ice hockey was developed in Canada in the late 1800s and within several decades evolved into an international sport most popular in the cold-weather regions of North America and Europe. It became an Olympic sport at the 1920 Games in Antwerp, Belgium.

U.S. men's hockey going for gold — and some respect In 1980, Herb Brooks and his group of young overachievers made the United States and the rest of the hockey world believe in miracles. On top of beating the highly favored and feared Soviet Union, they also won the Olympic gold medal at the Lake Placid Games.

Hockey Dream Teams from around globe Approximately 160 NHL players from 12 different countries will make their way to the Wasatch Front next month to compete in the 2002 Winter Olympics. That's about a third more than Nagano in 1998 when 120 NHLers from nine countries hit the ice.

Olympic highlights

Men's hockey schedule

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Ice hockey medalists in Nagano