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Below are the national team rosters for three of the six teams that competed at the 1987 Canada Cup ice hockey tournament. For Czechoslovakia, Finland and Sweden, see 1987 Canada Cup#Rosters.
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Below are the national team rosters for three of the six teams that competed at the 1987 Canada Cup ice hockey tournament. For Czechoslovakia, Finland and Sweden, see 1987 Canada Cup#Rosters.
Coaches
| Position | Name | Birthplace | 1986-87 team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Head coach | Mike Keenan | Bowmanville, Ontario | Philadelphia Flyers |
| Assistant coach | John Muckler | Midland, Ontario | Edmonton Oilers |
| Assistant coach | Jean Perron | Saint-Isidore-d'Auckland, Quebec | Montreal Canadiens |
| Assistant coach | Tom Watt | Toronto, Ontario | Vancouver Canucks |
Players
Coaches
| Position | Name | Birthplace | 1986-87 team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Head coach | Bob Johnson | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Calgary Flames |
| Assistant coach | Ted Sator | New Hartford, New York | New York Rangers |
| Assistant coach | Doug Wood | ||
Players
Coaches
| Position | Name | Birthplace | 1986-87 team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Head coach | Viktor Tikhonov | HC CSKA Moscow | |
| Assistant coach | Igor Dmitriev | ||
Players
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