You have reached a degraded version of ESPN.com because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer. For a complete ESPN.com experience, please upgrade or use a ESPN.com 3672d 2008 NHL All-Star Game - Complete rosters Complete rosters for the 56th NHL All-Star Game on Sunday in Atlanta (x - voted starter; y - will not play; z - added to roster; c - named captain): Eastern Conference Forwards x,y-Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh x,c-Vincent Lecavalier, Tampa Bay Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa Scott Gomez, New York Rangers y-Dany Heatley, Ottawa Marian Hossa, Atlanta Ilya Kovalchuk, Atlanta z-Evgeni Malkin, Pittsburgh Alexander Ovechkin, Washington Mike Richards, Philadelphia Martin St.
57th NHL All-Star Game 1 2 3 OT SO Total 2 6 3 0 0/2 11 4 4 3 0 2/3 12 Date January 25, 2009 Arena City Attendance 21,273 ← → The 57th was held at the in, home of the, in conjunction with the on Sunday evening, January 25, 2009. The game was held between two teams, each representing a conference (Eastern and Western) of the (NHL). The Eastern Conference team won the game 12–11, decided.
The game was part of a weekend of activities. On Saturday, a game featuring NHL rookies and sophomores preceded a skills competition among the NHL players, called the.
In a first for the All-Star Game, the 'Breakaway Challenge,' a part of the skills competition, had fans voting for the winner using their mobile phones, with the real-time voting results posted on the NHL's website. The game was preceded by a circus arts display and a concert was held between the second and third periods. Skills Competition Unlike previous years, the did not have players playing on the behalf of their respective conferences (thus, there was no conference-based scoring) and the team-based Obstacle Course was removed. In addition, YoungStars players became eligible to play in the Fastest Skater, Hardest Shot, Shooting Accuracy, and Breakaway Challenge events.
In reaction to the changed format for the skills competition the year before, the Fastest Skater event reverted to the traditional one-lap format. The breakaway challenge used Jason Maggio, a local minor hockey goaltender defending the goal (to answer criticisms that the all-star goaltenders simply poke-checked the players as they were making the shot) as well as the player being able to take as many shots as possible in one minute (instead of only one shot). Finally, instead of being a judged competition, the breakaway challenge allowed the public to vote for the winner via text messaging. The public chose, whose highlight was a shot using two sticks while wearing a series of props provided by, by a landslide, with 47% of the votes. Malkin won the shooting accuracy over in a sudden death shoot-off after both scored 4-for-4 in the preliminaries. Malkin shot 3-4, missing the last target, while Heatley hit his first two but missed on the third.
Walked off as the winner of the Fastest Skater competition. The Hardest Shot competition was played for charity, with each competitor contributing $1,000, to be matched by their team and the league, as well as the (NHLPA), for a total of $24,000 to the charity chosen by the winner of the competition. Won the event, with a record 105.4 mph shot (eclipsing, who had set the record the last time the All-Star game was in Montreal).
The Elimination Shootout involved all 40 skaters (but only four of the six goaltenders – leaving as the only player to not participate in any of the skills events), with the goaltenders being able to choose which skaters they will face off against. The field was narrowed from 40 to just 12 after one round, and eventually outlasted after seven rounds (including two rounds in which none of the three remaining players — Doan, Savard nor — scored). YoungStars Game For the first time, part of featured a three-on-three versus sophomores format, consisting of three six-minute periods with the clock stopping only within the last minute of each game. Coaching the rookies was and for the sophomores was. Unlike the previous All-Star Game, YoungStars goaltenders were named prior to the game, though sophomore goaltender volunteered to do double duty after withdrew from the game due to injury. The game saw rookie goaltender (who replaced ) make 20 saves in a 9–5 victory for the rookies.
Rookie was named the MVP of the YoungStars game after scoring four goals. Roster Rookies Sophomores Coaches Roster 35 – 8 – 2 – D 21 – 19 – F 67 – F 18 – F 91 – F 32 – F 26 – F 31 – G 58 – D 18 – D 36 – F 13 – F 17 – F 10 – F 57 – F 21 – F 16 – F Final Score Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Final Sophomores 1 3 1 5 Rookies 3 4 2 9.
was named to the YoungStars game, but did not play. was named to the YoungStars game, but did not play. was named to the YoungStars game, but did not play. was named to the YoungStars game, but did not play. Absentee punishment Due to a growing number of otherwise healthy players choosing to skip the All-Star Game to rest, the NHL began to enforce the understanding that players that are named to the event must participate in some capacity. Those who choose not to participate must miss a game, either before the Game or after.
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Players named to the YoungStars game will not be subject to this policy, as their consent is required for participation. Thus, because players and declined to attend the festivities due to injury, they were each forced to miss one regular season game., who was also ruled out due to injury, participated in off-ice activities and was not forced to miss a game. Rosters Fan voting for the All-Star Game starting line-up was closed on January 2, 2009. The rosters were announced on January 3 by retired Canadian player, who played in 13 All-Star games during his career.
Eastern Conference Western Conference Coach: Assistant Coach: Captains: Starters: 31 – G 44 – D 79 – D 71 – F 4 – F 27 – F - ( ) 35 – G 27 – D 51 – D 15 – F 19 – F 88 – F Reserves: 30 – G 35 – G 2 – D 3 – D 15 – D 33 – D 7 – F 8 – F 9 – F 12 – F 17 – F 20 – F 26 – F 51 – F 91 – F 1 – G 32 – G 3 – D 6 – D 22 – D 44 – D 7 – F 9 – F 10 – F 12 – F 18 – F 23 – F 24 – F 61 – F 97 – F - ( ) Referees: and Linesmen: and Notes. was named to the Western Conference All-Star Team, but chose not to play.
Was named as his replacement. was named to the Western Conference All-Star Team, but was unable to play due to injury.
Was named as his replacement. was voted into the starting lineup for the Eastern Conference All-Star Team, but was unable to play due to injury.
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Was named as his replacement on the roster and as his replacement in the starting lineup. Uniforms Replacing the prototypical design of the previous two games, the 2009 All-Star Game featured a unique design inspired by the Canadiens, featuring the host team's colors of bleu, blanc et rouge. The Eastern Conference team's jerseys were primarily red, while the Western Conference wore white. The uniform featured an asymmetrical design, with a contrasting color stripe coming down one side of the body of the uniform and wrapping around at the waistline.
One sleeve on each jersey featured three stars with the years, and on them, representing the three previous times the Canadiens had hosted the All-Star Game since the league dropped the Champions vs. NHL All-Stars format. Summary 11 – 12 (2-4, 6-4, 3-3, 0-0, 0-2) (21,273) First period (, ) 1:16: 6:26 9:30 (, ) 16:34 19:23 (, ): (, ) 19:48 Second period 1:21 2:11 (, ): 3:29 (3G,1A) (, ) 5:14 7:45 8:27 (, ) 9:02 (2) (, ) 10:34 13:35 (2) (, ) 16:46 Third period (, ) 0:32 2:17 (, ) 2:32 13:19 (2) (, ) 15:18 16:21 Overtime period no scoring Shootout W - Tim Thomas L - Roberto Luongo Features A pre-game performance featured acrobatics and music by circus arts group. The was sung by and the was performed by the, under the direction of its founder.
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