NHL reveals list of 32 players named to 2024 All-Star Game
The NHL has begun revealing names of players that have been named to the All-Star Game, taking place February 1-3 in Toronto.
A grand total of 48 players will participate in NHL All-Star Weekend, with the first 32 names revealed today — one for every team. An additional 12 players will be named via a fan vote at a later date.
Players will be divided into four teams via a draft, for the three-on-three tournament. The Skills Competition will look drastically different too.
Eastern Conference NHL All-Stars
The Eastern Conference list is highlighted by Sidney Crosby, who is still scoring at better than a point per game pace at age 36. His longtime rival Alex Ovechkin wasn’t named an All-Star today, despite leading the Washington Capitals in points (24) — Tom Wilson was named instead.
The top Eastern Conference scorers not named today include William Nylander and Artemi Panarin, who each have 51 points. Auston Matthews (45 points) got the Toronto Maple Leafs nod over Nylander, while star goalie Igor Shesterkin was choice from the New York Rangers instead of Panarin.
- Sebastian Aho (Carolina Hurricanes)
- Mat Barzal (New York Islanders)
- Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Penguins)
- Rasmus Dahlin (Buffalo Sabres)
- Alex DeBrincat (Detroit Red Wings)
- Jack Hughes (New Jersey Devils)
- Boone Jenner (Columbus Blue Jackets)
- Travis Konecny (Philadelphia Flyers)
- Nikita Kucherov (Tampa Bay Lightning)
- Auston Matthews (Toronto Maple Leafs)
- David Pastrnak (Boston Bruins)
- Sam Reinhart (Florida Panthers)
- Igor Shesterkin (New York Rangers)
- Nick Suzuki (Montreal Canadiens)
- Brady Tkachuk (Ottawa Senators)
- Tom Wilson (Washington Capitals)
Western Conference NHL All-Stars
Vancouver Canucks defenceman Quinn Hughes and his brother, Jack Hughes of the New Jersey Devils, are All-Stars together for the very first time. Quinn previously played in the 2020 All-Star Game, while Jack was named to the 2022 and 2023 games.
There is no shortage of star-power among the Western Conference All-Stars, headlined by Connor McDavid, Connor Bedard, and Nathan MacKinnon.
J.T. Miller (50 points), Miko Rantanen (47), Elias Pettersson (45), Cale Makar (44), and Leon Draisaitl (42) were the top Western Conference scorers not named to the All-Star Game today.
- Connor Bedard (Chicago Blackhawks)
- Oliver Bjorkstrand (Seattle Kraken)
- Jack Eichel (Vegas Golden Knights)
- Filip Forsberg (Nashville Predators)
- Connor Hellebuyck (Winnipeg Jets)
- Tomas Hertl (San Jose Sharks)
- Quinn Hughes (Vancouver Canucks)
- Kirill Kaprizov (Minnesota Wild)
- Clayton Keller (Arizona Coyotes)
- Elias Lindholm (Calgary Flames)
- Nathan MacKinnon (Colorado Avalanche)
- Connor McDavid (Edmonton Oilers)
- Jake Oettinger (Dallas Stars)
- Cam Talbot (Los Angeles Kings)
- Robert Thomas (St. Louis Blues)
- Frank Vatrano (Anaheim Ducks)
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