First look at possible 2016 World Cup Canadian team

The composition of the olympian men Canadian hockey team is always a subject of great debate in the Great White North. You can only see the very best canada has to offer on ice every four years since most of the country's best players are still playing in the Stanley Cup playoffs when the World championship takes place. Fortunately, with the return of the World Cup for the first time since 2004 in 2016, we don't have to wait another four year before the best hockey team on the planet gets assembled again. Here is what the composition of the team could look like according to TSN's Frank Seravalli. (Don't forget that players under the age of 23 are ineligible)

FORWARDS (14) Jamie Benn Logan Couture Sidney Crosby Matt Duchene Ryan Getzlaf Claude Giroux Taylor Hall Ryan Johansen Ryan O’Reilly Corey Perry Tyler Seguin Steven Stamkos John Tavares Jonathan Toews DEFENCE (8) T.J. Brodie Brent Burns Drew Doughty Mark Giordano Duncan Keith Alex Pietrangelo P.K. Subban Shea Weber GOALTENDERS (3) Corey Crawford Braden Holtby Carey Price Other forwards: Patrice Bergeron, Jeff Carter, Jordan Eberle, Brendan Gallagher, Brad Marchand, Rick Nash, Jaden Schwartz. Other defencemen: Tyson Barrie, Kris Letang, Jake Muzzin, Brent Seabrook, Marc-Edouard Vlasic Under-23 ineligible: Aaron Ekblad, Dougie Hamilton, Nathan MacKinnon, Connor McDavid, Sean Monahan, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Morgan Rielly.