2015 NHL ALL-STAR GAME
INTERACTIVE INFORMATION GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2015 NHL All-Star Weekend Schedule of Events ... 3
2015 NHL All-Star Game Participants List by Position ... 6
List by NHL Team ... 7
Headshots, Player Bios and Prior All-Star Game Appearances ... 8
2015 NHL All-Star Fan Vote presented by SiriusXM ... 14
2015 NHL All-Star Game Captains ... 14
2015 NHL All-Star Game Coaches ... 14
2015 NHL All-Star Fantasy Draft presented by DraftKings ... 15
2015 Honda NHL All-Star Skills Competition Bridgestone NHL Fastest Skater ... 16
Honda NHL Breakaway Challenge ... 17
DraftKings NHL Accuracy Shooting ... 18
Gatorade NHL Skills Challenge Relay ... 19
AMP NHL Hardest Shot ... 20
Discover NHL Shootout ... 21
All-Time Skills Competition Results ... 22
NHL All-Star Game History List of Games and Results ... 24
List of MVPs ... 25
Team and Individual Records ... 26
Register for Skaters, Goaltenders and Head Coaches ... 33
Game-by-Game Scoring Summaries ... 42
More Information Did You Know? ... 87
2015 NHL All-Star Game Uniforms ... 89
Results of 2015 NHL All-Star Fan Vote presented by SiriusXM ... 90
2015 NHL Fan Fair ... 91
2015 Honda NHL All-Star Game Entertainment ... 91
2015 NHL ALL-STAR WEEKEND SCHEDULE OF EVENTS All Times Eastern
Friday, Jan. 23
* Media gates at Nationwide Arena open at 10:00 a.m. – Tower Entrance on W. Nationwide Boulevard.
* Media Transportation: Buses will run from 10:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. between the Hyatt and Nationwide Arena.
Please note that Nationwide Arena is in walking distance from the Hyatt.
Open 24 Hours Media Workroom Open
Hyatt Regency – Franklin Room
8:00 – 11:00 a.m. “614 Media Lounge” hosted by the Greater Columbus Sports Commission and Experience Columbus
Hyatt Regency – Peppercorn Room
* 2015 NHL All-Star media gifts can be picked up at this location.
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Media Credential Distribution
Nationwide Arena – Enter on W. Nationwide Boulevard 9:15 – 10:15 a.m. NHL All-Star Legacy Treehouse Unveiling
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio
* Media Transportation: A bus will depart at 9:00 a.m. from the Hyatt to the Ronald McDonald House. A bus will depart following the event to go to Nationwide Arena for Media Day.
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. 2015 NHL All-Star Media Day presented by DraftKings Nationwide Arena – Main Concourse Level
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Media Meal
Nationwide Arena – Main Concourse Level 3:00 – 10:00 p.m. NHL Fan Fair
Greater Columbus Convention Center, Halls C & D
* The media check-in desk is located at the Exhibit Hall C – Concourse Show Office across from the NHL Fan Fair Ticket Box Office. Media must present a valid media affiliation photo I.D.
8:00 – 9:30 p.m. 2015 NHL All-Star Fantasy Draft presented by DraftKings Greater Columbus Convention Center
(NBCSN, SN, TVA)
* An NHL All-Star Fantasy Draft credential is required. Media will NOT have access to the draft show and will be watching from a media workroom via television. The media workroom is located in the Hyatt Regency – Franklin Room. Credentials for post-draft availability will be distributed at this location during the viewing of the show. Following the conclusion of the show, media will be escorted to the Greater Columbus Convention Center for post-show interview opportunities with select players.
10:30 p.m. – 2:00 a.m. Media Reception Gaswerks
487 Park St., Columbus, OH 43215
Saturday, Jan. 24
* Media gates at Nationwide Arena open at 3:30 p.m. – Tower Entrance on W. Nationwide Boulevard.
* Media Transportation: Buses will run from 3:00 p.m. – 3 hours after the Skills Competition ends between the Hyatt and Nationwide Arena. Please note that Nationwide Arena is in walking distance from the Hyatt.
Open 24 Hours Media Workroom Open
Hyatt Regency – Franklin Room
8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. “614 Media Lounge” hosted by the Greater Columbus Sports Commission and Experience Columbus
Hyatt Regency – Peppercorn Room
* Special media breakfast will be served.
8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Media Credential Distribution
Nationwide Arena – Enter on W. Nationwide Boulevard 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. NHL Fan Fair
Greater Columbus Convention Center, Halls C & D
* The media check-in desk is located at the Exhibit Hall C – Concourse Show Office across from the NHL Fan Fair Ticket Box Office. Media must present a valid media affiliation photo I.D.
4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Media Meal
Nationwide Arena – Sky Terrace 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. All-Star Player Red Carpet Arrivals
Nationwide Arena – OhioHealth Ice Haus
* The media check-in desk is located at the OhioHealth Ice Haus Main Entrance.
7:00 p.m. 2015 Honda NHL All-Star Skills Competition Nationwide Arena
(NBCSN, CBC, TVA)
10:00 p.m. – 2:00 a.m. “614 Media Lounge” hosted by the Greater Columbus Sports Commission and Experience Columbus
Hyatt Regency – Peppercorn Room
* 2015 NHL All-Star media gifts can be picked up at this location.
Sunday, Jan. 25
* Media gates at Nationwide Arena open at 2:30 p.m. – Tower Entrance on W. Nationwide Boulevard.
* Media Transportation: Buses will run from 2:30 – 4:30 p.m. from the Hyatt to Nationwide Arena. Buses also will run from Nationwide Arena to the Hyatt up to 3 hours post-game. Please note that Nationwide Arena is in walking distance from the Hyatt.
Open Until 5:00 p.m. Media Workroom Open
Hyatt Regency – Franklin Room
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. “614 Media Lounge” hosted by the Greater Columbus Sports Commission and Experience Columbus
Hyatt Regency – Peppercorn Room
* 2015 NHL All-Star media gifts can be picked up at this location.
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Media Credential Distribution
Nationwide Arena – Enter on W. Nationwide Boulevard 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. NHL Fan Fair
Greater Columbus Convention Center, Halls C & D
* The media check-in desk is located at the Exhibit Hall C – Concourse Show Office across from the NHL Fan Fair Ticket Box Office. Media must present a valid media affiliation photo I.D.
3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Media Meal
Nationwide Arena – Sky Terrace 5:00 p.m. 2015 Honda NHL All-Star Game
Nationwide Arena
(NBCSN, CBC, TVA, NHL International)
9:00 p.m. – 1:00 a.m. “614 Media Lounge” hosted by the Greater Columbus Sports Commission and Experience Columbus
Hyatt Regency – Peppercorn Room
* 2015 NHL All-Star media gifts can be picked up at this location.
2015 NHL ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPANTS Rosters as of 1/22/15
Forwards (23)
Patrice Bergeron, Boston Bruins Patrik Elias, New Jersey Devils Nick Foligno, Columbus Blue Jackets Filip Forsberg, Nashville Predators*
Ryan Getzlaf, Anaheim Ducks Zemgus Girgensons, Buffalo Sabres Claude Giroux, Philadelphia Flyers Ryan Johansen, Columbus Blue Jackets Tyler Johnson, Tampa Bay Lightning Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks Phil Kessel, Toronto Maple Leafs Anze Kopitar, Los Angeles Kings Rick Nash, New York Rangers
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Edmonton Oilers Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals Bobby Ryan, Ottawa Senators Tyler Seguin, Dallas Stars
Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay Lightning Vladimir Tarasenko, St. Louis Blues John Tavares, New York Islanders Jonathan Toews, Chicago Blackhawks Jakub Voracek, Philadelphia Flyers Radim Vrbata, Vancouver Canucks Defensemen (11)
Brent Burns, San Jose Sharks Dustin Byfuglien, Winnipeg Jets Drew Doughty, Los Angeles Kings Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Arizona Coyotes Justin Faulk, Carolina Hurricanes Mark Giordano, Calgary Flames Duncan Keith, Chicago Blackhawks Brent Seabrook, Chicago Blackhawks Kevin Shattenkirk, St. Louis Blues Ryan Suter, Minnesota Wild Shea Weber, Nashville Predators Goaltenders (6)
Corey Crawford, Chicago Blackhawks Brian Elliott, St. Louis Blues*
Marc-Andre Fleury, Pittsburgh Penguins*
Jaroslav Halak, New York Islanders*
Roberto Luongo, Florida Panthers Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens
Rookies (6)
Jonathan Drouin, Tampa Bay Lightning Aaron Ekblad, Florida Panthers
Filip Forsberg, Nashville Predators Johnny Gaudreau, Calgary Flames Mike Hoffman, Ottawa Senators Jiri Sekac, Montreal Canadiens*
Selected But Unable to Participate G Sergei Bobrovsky (CBJ)
F Sidney Crosby (PIT) G Jimmy Howard (DET) D Erik Johnson (COL) F Evgeni Malkin (PIT) F Tanner Pearson (LAK)^
G Pekka Rinne (NSH)
* Replacement
^ Rookie
2015 NHL ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPANTS BY TEAM
Anaheim Ducks (1) F Ryan Getzlaf Arizona Coyotes (1) D Oliver Ekman-Larsson Boston Bruins (1) F Patrice Bergeron Buffalo Sabres (1) F Zemgus Girgensons Calgary Flames (2) F Johnny Gaudreau^
D Mark Giordano
Carolina Hurricanes (1) D Justin Faulk
Chicago Blackhawks (5) G Corey Crawford
F Patrick Kane D Duncan Keith D Brent Seabrook F Jonathan Toews
Colorado Avalanche (0)
†n/a
Columbus Blue Jackets (2) F Nick Foligno
F Ryan Johansen Dallas Stars (1) F Tyler Seguin
Detroit Red Wings (0)
†n/a
Edmonton Oilers (1) F Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Florida Panthers (2) D Aaron Ekblad^
G Roberto Luongo Los Angeles Kings (2) D Drew Doughty
F Anze Kopitar Minnesota Wild (1) D Ryan Suter
Montreal Canadiens (2) G Carey Price
F Jiri Sekac^*
Nashville Predators (2) F Filip Forsberg^
¥D Shea Weber
New Jersey Devils (1) F Patrik Elias
New York Islanders (2) G Jaroslav Halak*
F John Tavares
New York Rangers (1) F Rick Nash
Ottawa Senators (2) F Mike Hoffman^
F Bobby Ryan
Philadelphia Flyers (2) F Claude Giroux
F Jakub Voracek
Pittsburgh Penguins (1) G Marc-Andre Fleury*
San Jose Sharks (1) D Brent Burns
St. Louis Blues (3) G Brian Elliott*
D Kevin Shattenkirk F Vladimir Tarasenko Tampa Bay Lightning (3) F Jonathan Drouin^
F Tyler Johnson F Steven Stamkos
Toronto Maple Leafs (1) F Phil Kessel
Vancouver Canucks (1) F Radim Vrbata
Washington Capitals (1) F Alex Ovechkin
Winnipeg Jets (1) D Dustin Byfuglien
* Replacement
^ Rookie
¥ Also will participate in the 2015 Honda NHL All-Star Game as a replacement
† D Erik Johnson and G Jimmy Howard were selected to represent the
Avalanche and Red Wings, respectively, but will miss the 2015 NHL All-Star Weekend due to injury
2015 NHL ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPANT BIOS
Previous All-Star Game Appearances in Italics
Forwards (23)
Patrice Bergeron Patrik Elias
2000, 2002, 2011
Nick Foligno
Filip Forsberg Ryan Getzlaf
2008, 2009
Zemgus Girgensons
Claude Giroux
2011, 2012
Ryan Johansen Tyler Johnson
Patrick Kane
2009, 2011, 2012
Phil Kessel
2011, 2012
Anze Kopitar
2008, 2011
Rick Nash
2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Alex Ovechkin
2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
Bobby Ryan Tyler Seguin
2012
Steven Stamkos
2011, 2012
Vladimir Tarasenko John Tavares
2012
Jonathan Toews
2009, 2011
Jakub Voracek Radim Vrbata
Defensemen (11)
Brent Burns
2011
Dustin Byfuglien
2011
Drew Doughty
Oliver Ekman-Larsson Justin Faulk Mark Giordano
Duncan Keith
2008, 2011
Brent Seabrook Kevin Shattenkirk
Ryan Suter
2012
Shea Weber
2009, 2011, 2012
Goaltenders (6)
Corey Crawford Brian Elliott
2012
Marc-Andre Fleury
2011
Jaroslav Halak Roberto Luongo
2004, 2007, 2009
Carey Price
2009, 2011, 2012
Rookies (6)
Jonathan Drouin Aaron Ekblad Filip Forsberg
Johnny Gaudreau Mike Hoffman Jiri Sekac
2015 NHL ALL-STAR FAN VOTE PRESENTED BY SIRIUSXM
Sabres forward Zemgus Girgensons, along with Blackhawks teammates Corey Crawford, Patrick Kane, Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook and Jonathan Toews, were the first six players to earn spots in the 2015 NHL Honda All-Star Game, courtesy of fan votes in the 2015 NHL All-Star Fan Vote presented by SiriusXM.
Girgensons closed out the six-week campaign as the top overall vote-getter with 1,574,896 votes. Forwards Kane and Toews collected 1,232,201 and 1,217,210 votes, respectively, to earn the second and third overall spots. Keith was fourth overall and tops among defensemen with 1,198,173 votes. Seabrook tallied 1,016,992 votes for the second defenseman spot and sixth overall position. Crawford topped all goaltenders and ranked fifth overall with 1,099,504 votes.
Fans cast more than 35 million votes in the 2015 NHL All-Star Fan Vote presented by SiriusXM, up 52 percent from the 2012 campaign. Nearly 27 percent of those votes were garnered by fans outside of North America, up 7,000 percent from 2012.
2015 NHL ALL-STAR GAME CAPTAINS
Blue Jackets forward Nick Foligno and Blackhawks forward Jonathan Toews will serve as captains for the 2015 NHL All-Star Weekend.
Kings defenseman Drew Doughty and Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane will serve as assistant captains for Team Foligno, while Ducks forward Ryan Getzlaf and Rangers forward Rick Nash will serve as assistant captains for Team Toews.
The captains and assistant captains were selected by NHL Hockey Operations in consultation with players chosen as 2015 NHL All-Stars and will lead the 2015 Honda NHL All-Star Game team selection process during the 2015 NHL All-Star Fantasy Draft presented by DraftKings on Friday, Jan. 23. The captains and assistant captains also will set their team rosters for the 2015 Honda NHL All-Star Skills Competition on Saturday, Jan. 24.
Team Foligno is designated as the home team and will wear the black Reebok NHL All-Star jerseys, helmets, socks and pants. Team Toews is designated as the visiting team and will wear the white jerseys, helmets and socks, along with black pants.
2015 NHL ALL-STAR GAME COACHES
Peter Laviolette of the Predators and Darryl Sutter of the Kings will serve as the head coaches for the 2015 Honda NHL All-Star Game.
Under the All-Star selection process, the head coach of the team with the highest points percentage (points earned divided by total possible points) in the NHL through games of Saturday, Jan. 10 – the halfway point of the regular season – earns the right to lead one of the All-Star teams. Laviolette’s Predators recorded a League-leading points percentage of .732 (28-9-4) through that mark in the season.
As head coach of the defending Stanley Cup champion Kings, Sutter earned the right to direct the other All-Star Team.
Laviolette will coach Team Toews, while Sutter will coach Team Foligno.
Laviolette will be making his second career NHL All-Star appearance, having shared coaching duties with
Alain Vigneault for Team Nicklas Lidstrom in their 11-10 win over Team Eric Staal at the 2011 NHL All-Star
Game in Raleigh. Sutter will be making his All-Star debut behind the bench.
2015 NHL ALL-STAR FANTASY DRAFT PRESENTED BY DRAFTKINGS Friday, Jan. 23
8:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Greater Columbus Convention Center (NBCSN, SN, TVA)
Team Foligno captain Nick Foligno (CBJ), along with assistant captains Drew Doughty (LAK) and Patrick Kane (CHI), and Team Toews captain Jonathan Toews (CHI), along with assistant captains Ryan Getzlaf (ANA) and Rick Nash (NYR), will pick the squads during the 2015 NHL All-Star Fantasy Draft presented by DraftKings.
A puck will be flipped to determine which team is awarded the first overall selection, with captains Foligno and Toews, joined by their assistant
captains, alternately drafting the remaining All-Stars through 18 rounds.
Each team will be comprised of three goaltenders, six defensemen and 12 forwards. To ensure the final draft picks are not predetermined due to position requirements, each team’s three
goaltenders must be picked by the end of Round 10 and each team’s six defensemen must be picked by the end of Round 15. One trade per team is
allowed.
The six rookies participating in the 2015 Honda NHL All-Star Skills Competition will be divided by the NHL into two groups of three. At the completion of Round 11 of the 2015 NHL All-Star Fantasy Draft presented by DraftKings, a puck will be flipped again to determine which captain chooses his group of rookies.
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2015 HONDA NHL ALL-STAR SKILLS COMPETITION Saturday, Jan. 24
7:00 p.m.
Nationwide Arena (NBCSN, CBC, TVA) Event 1
Participants
* Four skaters from each team Points
* Five points available
* Winner of each matchup scores one point
* The team with the player who has the fastest time scores one bonus point Procedure / Rules
* The contest consists of four races (two players skating at one time).
* One skater from each team is positioned side-by-side on the start line, both skaters race toward the same end zone, both turn outward, skate to the opposite end zone, turn back and skate past center ice to the finish line.
* The winner of each match is the skater with the fastest time as recorded by the timing devices. In case of a clock malfunction, the official time will be recorded by the referee’s stopwatch.
Tie Situation
* If a race ends in a tie, each of the teams will be awarded one point. If at the completion of the event the
skaters who tied have the fastest overall time, then the skaters will race again to determine which team
receives the bonus point.
Event 2
Participants
* Three shooters and one goaltender from each team Points
* One point available
* Shooter with highest percentage of fan votes scores one point Procedure / Rules
* Shooters can start their routine from anywhere in the neutral zone and have full access to the offensive zone, including behind the net (NHL penalty shot rules do not apply).
* Each skater will attempt three shots.
* Players alternate after each skater attempts one shot.
* The in-arena and television audiences will vote via Twitter for their choice of winner.
Note
* While five shooters for this event will be determined by team captains, one guaranteed participant will be selected by the fans, who will vote on Twitter as part of the Honda NHL Breakaway Challenge™ Fan Vote Campaign. The eligible candidates are forwards Johnny Gaudreau (CGY), Claude Giroux (PHI) and Ryan Johansen (CBJ). Fans can vote via Twitter for their favorite eligible player by including his hashtag –
#NHLBreakawayGaudreau, #NHLBreakawayGiroux or #NHLBreakawayJohansen. Voting closes on Friday,
Jan. 23, at 12:00 p.m. ET.
Event 3
Participants
* Four shooters and two passers from each team Points
* Five points available
* Winner of each matchup scores one point
* The team with the player who has the fastest time scores one bonus point Procedure / Rules
* Four head-to-head matches featuring one shooter from each team.
* Four destructible Styrofoam targets 15 inches in diameter are attached to the goal posts, one target in each corner.
* Two players, one on each side of the net, alternately pass pucks to a shooter positioned 25 feet out from the goal line.
* Shooters compete at opposite ends of the rink, alternating attempts.
* The shooter who hits all four targets in the least amount of time wins the match.
* Any contact of a target by a puck that is shot is scored as a hit.
Tie Situation
* If a matchup ends in a tie, each of the teams will be awarded one point. If at the completion of the event the
players who tied have the fastest overall time, then the players will compete again to determine which team
receives the bonus point.
Event 4
Participants
* 14 skaters and two goaltenders from each team Points
* Three points available
* Fastest time in each heat scores one point
* The team with the fastest overall time scores one bonus point Procedure / Rules
* Event consists of five relays with the following skills:
One-Timers – three shooters, one passer (each shooter must score two goals)
Passing – one passer (passer must complete a pass into each of the four nets)
Puck Control – one skater (skater with puck skates through a series of cones)
Stick-Handling – one skater (skater controls puck through a series of pucks)
Goalie Goals – one goaltender (goaltender must score two goals)
* For one of the relays, the one-timer shooters must be lefties and for the other they must be righties.
* Each skill must be completed before moving on to the next skill. Referee whistles/signals start of next skill.
* This is a timed event, with the fastest time winning.
Tie Situation
* If both teams in the same heat have the same fastest time, each team will be awarded one point. If at the
completion of the event the heat that recorded a tie is the fastest overall time, then both teams will be awarded
one bonus point.
Event 5
Participants
* Four players from each team Points
* Five points available
* Winner of each matchup scores one point
* The team with the player who has the fastest speed scores one bonus point Procedure / Rules
* Four head-to-head matches featuring one shooter from each team.
* Players alternate shots. Two attempts for each player.
* A single puck is positioned on the ice 30 feet from the center of the goal. A player, starting no further than the nearest blue line, may skate toward the puck and shoot it from its positioned spot into the goal. The highest recorded shot (in mph) of two attempts will be scored.
* Shots must be on goal to be calculated and all shots are recorded by radar in miles per hour.
* If a puck enters the goal uncalculated due to a malfunction of the radar equipment, the shooter will be allowed an additional attempt.
* If the shooter breaks his stick, he will be given another attempt.
Tie Situation
* If a matchup ends in a tie, each of the teams will be awarded one point. If at the completion of the event the
players who tied have the fastest overall speed, then the players will compete again to determine which team
receives the bonus point.
Event 6
Participants
* 21 skaters and three goaltenders from each team (all 48 players) Points
* Goals scored using game pucks count as one point
* Goals scored using a Discover Card puck count as two points Procedure / Rules
* Event consists of three rounds.
* Each round is two minutes.
* Seven skaters and one goaltender from each team participate in each round.
* For each round the clock is set for two minutes, a goaltender from each team is in the net and seven skaters from each team are lined up to face the opposing goaltender.
* Each round begins on the referee’s whistle and the first player to shoot is from the team that is trailing in overall competition points. If the score is tied, the home team shoots first.
* Teams alternate shooting and each player has a maximum of 10 seconds to take a shot.
* The seven participating skaters in each round continue rotation until time runs out.
* Every third puck put in to play will be a Discover Card puck.
* Each scoring attempt is officiated in accordance with NHL shootout rules.
ALL-TIME SKILLS COMPETITION RESULTS
FASTEST SKATER (Individual Event)
Year Winner Time
2012 Carl Hagelin 13.218 seconds 2011 Michael Grabner 14.238 seconds 2009 Andrew Cogliano 14.31 seconds 2008 Shawn Horcoff 14.395 seconds*
2007 Andy McDonald 14.030 seconds 2004 Scott Niedermayer 13.783 seconds 2003 Marian Gaborik 13.713 seconds 2002 Sami Kapanen 14.039 seconds 2001 Bill Guerin 13.690 seconds 2000 Sami Kapanen 13.649 seconds 1999 Peter Bondra 14.640 seconds 1998 Scott Niedermayer 13.560 seconds 1997 Peter Bondra 13.610 seconds 1996 Mike Gartner 13.386 seconds 1994 Sergei Fedorov 13.525 seconds 1993 Mike Gartner 13.510 seconds 1992 Sergei Fedorov 14.363 seconds
* Revised format
BREAKAWAY CHALLENGE (Individual Event) Year Winner Result
2012 Patrick Kane 47.0% (Fan Vote) 2011 Alex Ovechkin 38.5% (Fan Vote) 2009 Alex Ovechkin 42.8% (Fan Vote) 2008 Alex Ovechkin
SHOOTING ACCURACY (Individual Event)
Year Winner(s) Result
2012 Jamie Benn 13.583 seconds
2011 Daniel Sedin 8.9 seconds 2009 Evgeni Malkin 3 hits, 4 shots 2008 Tomas Kaberle 4 hits, 5 shots 2007 E. Staal / M. Hossa 4 hits, 5 shots 2004 Jeremy Roenick 4 hits, 4 shots 2003 Jeremy Roenick 4 hits, 6 shots 2002 J. Iginla / M. Naslund 4 hits, 6 shots 2001 Ray Bourque 4 hits, 6 shots 2000 R. Bourque / V. Kozlov 4 hits, 5 shots 1999
R. Bourque / J. Roenick / K. Tkachuk4 hits, 6 shots 1998
R. Bourque / P. Forsberg / B. Shanahan4 hits, 6 shots 1997 Ray Bourque 4 hits, 7 shots 1996 Mark Messier 4 hits, 4 shots 1994 Brendan Shanahan 4 hits, 5 shots 1993 Ray Bourque 4 hits, 4 shots 1992 Ray Bourque 4 hits, 4 shots 1991 Mark Messier 4 hits, 6 shots 1990 Ray Bourque 4 hits, 7 shots SKILLS CHALLENGE RELAY (Team Event) Year Winner Result
2012 Team Alfredsson 2:28 / 2:08 2011 Team Lidstrom 2:09
HARDEST SHOT (Individual Event)
Year Winner Speed
2012 Zdeno Chara 107.0 mph 2011 Zdeno Chara 105.9 mph 2009 Zdeno Chara 105.4 mph 2008 Zdeno Chara 103.1 mph 2007 Zdeno Chara 100.4 mph 2004 Adrian Aucoin 102.2 mph 2003 Al MacInnis 98.9 mph 2002 Sergei Fedorov 101.5 mph 2001 Fredrik Modin 102.1 mph 2000 Al MacInnis 100.1 mph 1999 Al MacInnis 98.5 mph 1998 Al MacInnis 100.4 mph 1997 Al MacInnis 98.9 mph 1996 Dave Manson 98.0 mph 1994 Al Iafrate 102.7 mph 1993 Al Iafrate 105.2 mph 1992 Al MacInnis 93.0 mph 1991 Al MacInnis 94.0 mph 1990 Al Iafrate 96.0 mph
ELIMINATION SHOOTOUT (Individual Event) Year Winner
2012 Steven Stamkos 2011 Corey Perry 2009 Shane Doan 2008 Dion Phaneuf
SUPERSKILLS TEAM WINNERS Year Winner
2012 Team Alfredsson 2011 Team Staal 2009 No Winner*
2008 Eastern Conference 2007 Eastern Conference 2004 Eastern Conference 2003 Western Conference 2002 World All-Stars
2001 North American All-Stars 2000 World All-Stars
1999 World All-Stars 1998 World All-Stars 1997 Eastern Conference 1996 Western Conference 1994 Western Conference 1993 Campbell Conference 1992 Wales Conference 1991 Wales Conference 1990 Campbell Conference
* No team vs. team format
GOALTENDERS COMPETITION (Fewest Goals Against Throughout Events)
Year Winner Result
2007 Roberto Luongo 0 GA, 12 SA 2004 Roberto Luongo 1 GA, 12 SA 2003 Patrick Roy 1 GA, 9 SA 2002 D. Hasek / P. Roy 1 GA, 9 SA 2001 Sean Burke* 4 GA, 13 SA 2000 Mike Richter 2 GA, 16 SA 1999 Arturs Irbe 2 GA, 16 SA 1998 Dominik Hasek 3 GA, 16 SA 1997 John Vanbiesbrouck 2 GA, 16 SA 1996 Dominik Hasek 4 GA, 16 SA 1994 J. Vanbiesbrouck / P. Roy 4 GA, 16 SA 1993 Jon Casey** 5 GA, 30 SA 1992 Mike Richter 2 GA, 25 SA 1991 Patrick Roy 2 GA, 25 SA 1990 Kirk McLean 4 GA, 27 SA
* Burke won in a penalty-shot tiebreaker with Evgeni Nabokov. Both goaltenders allowed two goals in the Breakaway Relay and the Pass and Score events.
** Casey won in a penalty-shot tiebreaker with Mike Vernon and Ed Belfour. All three allowed five goals in the Breakaway Relay and Rapid Fire competitions.
NHL ALL-STAR GAME HISTORY & RESULTS
Year Venue Final Score Coaches Attendance
2012 Ottawa Team Chara 12, Team Alfredsson 9 C. Julien, J. Tortorella/T. MacLellan 20,510
2011 Carolina Team Lidstrom 11, Team Staal 10
J. Quenneville, P. Laviolette/A. Vigneault18,680
2009 Montreal East 12, West 11 (SO) Claude Julien, Todd McLellan 21,273
2008 Atlanta East 8, West 7 John Paddock, Mike Babcock 18,644
2007 Dallas West 12, East 9 Lindy Ruff, Randy Carlyle 18,532
2004 Minnesota East 6, West 4 Pat Quinn, Dave Lewis 19,434
2003 Florida West 6, East 5 (SO) Marc Crawford, Jacques Martin 19,250
2002 Los Angeles World 8, North America 5 Scotty Bowman, Pat Quinn 18,118
2001 Colorado North America 14, World 12 Joel Quenneville, Jacques Martin 18,646
2000 Toronto World 9, North America 4 Scotty Bowman, Pat Quinn 19,300
1999 Tampa Bay North America 8, World 6 Lindy Ruff, Ken Hitchcock 19,758
1998 Vancouver North America 8, World 7 Jacques Lemaire, Ken Hitchcock 18,422
1997 San Jose East 11, West 7 Doug MacLean, Ken Hitchcock 17,422
1996 Boston East 5, West 4 Doug MacLean, Scotty Bowman 17,565
1994 NY Rangers East 9, West 8 Jacques Demers, Barry Melrose 18,200
1993 Montreal Wales 16, Campbell 6 Scotty Bowman, Mike Keenan 17,137
1992 Philadelphia Campbell 10, Wales 6 Bob Gainey, Scotty Bowman 17,380
1991 Chicago Campbell 11, Wales 5 John Muckler, Mike Milbury 18,472
1990 Pittsburgh Wales 12, Campbell 7 Pat Burns, Terry Crisp 16,236
1989 Edmonton Campbell 9, Wales 5 Glen Sather, Terry O’Reilly 17,503
1988 St. Louis Wales 6, Campbell 5 (OT) Mike Keenan, Glen Sather 17,878
1986 Hartford Wales 4, Campbell 3 (OT) Mike Keenan, Glen Sather 15,100
1985 Calgary Wales 6, Campbell 4 Al Arbour, Glen Sather 16,825
1984 New Jersey Wales 7, Campbell 6 Al Arbour, Glen Sather 18,939
1983 NY Islanders Campbell 9, Wales 3 Roger Neilson, Al Arbour 15,230
1982 Washington Wales 4, Campbell 2 Al Arbour, Glen Sonmor 18,130
1981 Los Angeles Campbell 4, Wales 1 Pat Quinn, Scotty Bowman 15,761
1980 Detroit Wales 6, Campbell 3 Scotty Bowman, Al Arbour 21,002
1978 Buffalo Wales 3, Campbell 2 (OT) Scotty Bowman, Fred Shero 16,433
1977 Vancouver Wales 4, Campbell 3 Scotty Bowman, Fred Shero 15,607
1976 Philadelphia Wales 7, Campbell 5 Floyd Smith, Fred Shero 16,436
1975 Montreal Wales 7, Campbell 1 Bep Guidolin, Fred Shero 16,080
1974 Chicago West 6, East 4 Billy Reay, Scotty Bowman 16,426
1973 NY Rangers East 5, West 4 Tom Johnson, Billy Reay 16,986
1972 Minnesota East 3, West 2 Al MacNeil, Billy Reay 15,423
1971 Boston West 2, East 1 Scotty Bowman, Harry Sinden 14,790
1970 St. Louis East 4, West 1 Claude Ruel, Scotty Bowman 16,587
1969 Montreal East 3, West 3 Toe Blake, Scotty Bowman 16,260
1968 Toronto Toronto 4, All-Stars 3 Punch Imlach, Toe Blake 15,753
1967 Montreal Montreal 3, All-Stars 0 Toe Blake, Sid Abel 14,284
1965 Montreal All-Stars 5, Montreal 2 Billy Reay, Toe Blake 13,529
1964 Toronto All-Stars 3, Toronto 2 Sid Abel, Punch Imlach 14,232
1963 Toronto All-Stars 3, Toronto 3 Sid Abel, Punch Imlach 14,034
1962 Toronto Toronto 4, All-Stars 1 Punch Imlach, Rudy Pilous 14,236
1961 Chicago All-Stars 3, Chicago 1 Sid Abel, Rudy Pilous 14,534
1960 Montreal All-Stars 2, Montreal 1 Punch Imlach, Toe Blake 13,949
1959 Montreal Montreal 6, All-Stars 1 Toe Blake, Punch Imlach 13,818
1958 Montreal Montreal 6, All-Stars 3 Toe Blake, Milt Schmidt 13,989
1957 Montreal All-Stars 5, Montreal 3 Milt Schmidt, Toe Blake 13,003
1956 Montreal All-Stars 1, Montreal 1 Jim Skinner, Toe Blake 13,095
1955 Detroit Detroit 3, All-Stars 1 Jim Skinner, Dick Irvin 10,111
1954 Detroit All-Stars 2, Detroit 2 King Clancy, Jim Skinner 10,689
1953 Montreal All-Stars 3, Montreal 1 Lynn Patrick, Dick Irvin 14,153
Year Venue Final Score Coaches Attendance 1952 Detroit 1st Team 1, 2nd Team 1 Tommy Ivan, Dick Irvin 10,680 1951 Toronto 1st Team 2, 2nd Team 2 Joe Primeau, Dick Irvin 11,469 1950 Detroit Detroit 7, All-Stars 1 Tommy Ivan, Lynn Patrick 9,166 1949 Toronto All-Stars 3, Toronto 1 Tommy Ivan, Hap Day 13,541 1948 Chicago All-Stars 3, Toronto 1 Tommy Ivan, Hap Day 12,794 1947 Toronto All-Stars 4, Toronto 3 Dick Irvin, Hap Day 14,169
* There was no All-Star Game in 1966 because the game was moved from the start of season to midseason. In 1979, the Challenge Cup series between the Soviet Union and Team NHL replaced the All-Star Game. In 1987, Rendez-Vous ’87 – two games between the Soviet Union and Team NHL – replaced the All-Star Game. In 2006, 2010 and 2014, the All-Star Game was not played because of the NHL’s participation in the Olympic Winter Games.
