I was about to post this same thread right after Team USA was announced.
Ages of the 2006 Team USA in 2010...
Rick DiPietro, 29
John-Michael Liles, 30
Jordan Leopold, 30
Brian Gionta, 31
Scott Gomez, 31
Erik Cole, 32
Robert Esche, 32
Mark Parrish, 33
Chris Drury, 34
John Grahame, 35
Brian Rafalski, 37
Brian Rolston, 37
Jason Blake, 37
Darian Hatcher, 38
Keith Tkachuk, 38
Mike Knuble, 38
Aaron Miller, 39
Craig Conroy, 39
Doug Weight, 39
Bill Guerin, 40
Mike Modano, 40
Mathieu Schneider, 41
Chris Chelios, 48
I highly doubt we'll see many of the guys in the mid to late-30s make the team with all of talent from the last few years of WJC teams soon to graduate to the NHL. I can see everyone from Drury and younger playing again but none of them are sure things. Team USA doesn't have the youth pipeline like Canada has with Spezza, Crosby and Staal early in their careers. These guys will only be in the mid-20s when the next Olympics rolls around and with it in Vancouver, the pressure will be on Canada to stay on top. It would be huge for Team USA's new youth movement to take control of the world scene. I'm fairly sure that Canada will put together another powerhouse in 4 years and keep the gold medal.