NHL All-Star Game results and records - Names and Numbers

Hockey Digest, March, 2003

ALL-STAR GAME RESULTS

Year   Venue          Score                         Attendance

2002   Los Angeles    World 8, North America 5        18,118
2001   Denver         North America 14, World 12      18,646
2000   Toronto        World 9, North America 4        19,300
1999   Tampa Bay      North America 8, World 6        19,758
1998   Vancouver      North America 8, World 7        18,422

1997   San Jose       Eastern 11, Western 7           17,422
1996   Boston         Eastern 5, Western 4            17,565
1994   New York       Eastern 9, Western 8            18,200
1993   Montreal       Wales 16, Campbell 6            17,137
1992   Philadelphia   Campbell 10, Wales 6            17,380

1991   Chicago        Campbell 11, Wales 5            18,472
1990   Pittsburgh     Wales 12, Campbell 7            16,236
1989   Edmonton       Campbell 9, Wales 5             17,503
1988   St. Louis      Wales 6, Campbell 5 (OT)        17,878
1986   Hartford       Wales 4, Campbell 3 (OT)        15,100

1985   Calgary        Wales 6, Campbell 4             16,825
1984   New Jersey     Wales 7, Campbell 6             18,939
1983   Long Island    Campbell 9, Wales 3             15,230
1982   Washington     Wales 4, Campbell 2             18,130
1981   Los Angeles    Campbell 4, Wales 1             15,761

1980   Detroit        Wales 6, Campbell 3             21,002
1978   Buffalo        Wales 3, Campbell 2 (OT)        16,433
1977   Vancouver      Wales 4, Campbell 3             15,607
1976   Philadelphia   Wales 7, Campbell 5             16,436
1975   Montreal       Wales 7, Campbell 1             16,080

1974   Chicago        West 6, East 4                  16,426
1973   New York       East 5, West 4                  16,986
1972   Minnesota      East 3, West 2                  15,423
1971   Boston         West 2, East 1                  14,790
1970   St. Louis      East 4, West 1                  16,587

1969   Montreal       East 3, West 3                  16,260
1968   Toronto        Toronto 4, All-Stars 3          15,603
1967   Montreal       Montreal 3, All-Stars 0         16,260
1965   Montreal       All-Stars 5, Montreal 2         13,529
1964   Toronto        All-Stars 3, Toronto 2          14,232

1963   Toronto        All-Stars 3, Toronto 3          14,034
1962   Toronto        Toronto 4, All-Stars 1          14,236
1961   Chicago        All-Stars 3, Chicago 1          14,534
1960   Montreal       All-Stars 2, Montreal 1         13,949
1959   Montreal       Montreal 6, All-Stars 1         13,818

1958   Montreal       Montreal 6, All-Stars 3         13,989
1957   Montreal       All-Stars 5, Montreal 3         13,003
1956   Montreal       All-Stars 1, Montreal 1         13,095
1955   Detroit        Detroit 3, All-Stars 1          10,111
1954   Detroit        All-Stars 2, Detroit 2          10,689

1953   Montreal       All-Stars 3, Montreal 1         14,153
1952   Detroit        First Team 1, Second Team 1     10,680
1951   Toronto        First Team 2, Second Team 2     11,469
1950   Detroit        Detroit 7, All-Stars 1           9,166
1949   Toronto        All-Stars 3, Toronto 1          13,541

1948   Chicago        All-Stars 3, Toronto 1          12,794
1947   Toronto        All-Stars 4, Toronto 3          14,169

Note:

In 1966, there was no All-Star Game. The contest was moved from the
start of the 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, a two-game series between the Soviet Union
and NHL All-Stars replaced the traditional matchup.

In 1995, the lockout forced the cancellation of the All-Star Game.

ALL-STAR GAME MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

Year   MVP

2002   Eric Daze, Chicago
2001   Bill Guerin, Boston
2000   Pave Bure, Florida
1999   Wayne Gretzky, N.Y. Rangers
1998   Teemu Selanne, Anaheim
1997   Mark Recchi, Montreal
1996   Ray Bourque, Boston
1994   Mike Richter, N.Y. Rangers
1993   Mike Gartner, N.Y. Rangers
1992   Brett Hull, St. Louis
1991   Vincent Damphousse, Toronto
1990   Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh
1989   Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles
1988   Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh
1986   Grant Fuhr, Edmonton
1985   Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh
1984   Don Maloney, N.Y. Rangers
1983   Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton
1982   Mike Bossy, N.Y. Islanders
1981   Mike Liut, St. Louis
1980   Reggie Leach, Philadelphia
1978   Billy Smith, N.Y. Islanders
1977   Rick Martin, Buffalo
1976   Peter Mahovlich, Montreal
1975   Syl Apps Jr., Pittsburgh
1974   Garry Unger, St. Louis
1973   Greg Polis, Pittsburgh
1972   Bobby Orr, Boston
1971   Bobby Hull, Chicago
1970   Bobby Hull, Chicago
1989   Frank Mahovlich, Montreal
1968   Bruce Gamble, Toronto
1967   Henri Richard, Montreal
1965   Gordie Howe, Detroit
1964   Jean Beliveau, Montreal
1963   Frank Mahovlich, Montreal
1962   Eddie Shack, Toronto

ALL-STAR GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SKATERS

Most Games, Career
  23     Gordie Howe (1948-80)
  19     Ray Bourque (1981-2001)
  17     Wayne Gretzky (1980-99)
  15     Frank Mahovlich (1959-74)
         Paul Coffey (1982-97)
         Mark Messier (1982-2000)

Most Goals, Career
  13     Wayne Gretzky (18 games)
  12     Mario Lemieux (9 games)
  10     Gordie Howe (23 games)
  8      Frank Mahovlich (15 games)
         Luc Robitaille (8 games)
         Teemu Selanne (8 games)

Most Goals, One Game
  4      Wayne Gretzky, 1983
         Mario Lemieux, 1990
         Vincent Damphousse, 1991
         Mike Gartner, 1993

  3      Ted Lindsay, 1950
         Mario Lemieux, 1988
         Pierre Turgeon, 1993
         Mark Recchi, 1997
         Owen Nolan, 1997
         Teemu Selanne, 1998
         Pavel Bure, 2000
         Bill Guerin, 2001

Most Goals, One Period
  4      Wayne Gretzky, Third period, 1983
  3      Mario Lemieux, First period, 1990
         Vincent Damphousse, Third period, 1991
         Mike Gartner, First period, 1993

Most Assists, Career
  13     Ray Bourque (19 games)
         Mark Messier (14 games)
  12     Wayne Gretzky (18 games)
         Adam Oates (5 games)
         Joe Sakic (8 games)

Most Assists, One Game
  5      Mats Naslund, 1988
  4      Ray Bourque, 1985
         Adam Oates, 1991
         Adam Oates, 1993
         Mark Recchi, 1993
         Pierre Turgeon, 1994
         Fredrik Modin, 2001

Most Assists, One Period
  4      Adam Oates, First period, 1993
  3      Mark Messier, Third period, 1983

Most Points, Career
  25     Wayne Gretzky (17 games)
  23     Mario Lemieux (10 games)
  19     Gordie Howe (23 games)
  18     Mark Messier (14 games)
  17     Ray Bourque (18 games)

Most Points, One Game
  6      Mario Lemieux, 1988
  5      Mats Naslund, 1988
         Adam Oates, 1991
         Mike Gartner, 1993
         Mark Recchi, 1993
         Pierre Turgeon, 1993
         Bill Guerin, 2001

Most Points, One Period
  4      Wayne Gretzky, Third period, 1983
         Mike Gartner, First period, 1993
         Adam Oates, First period, 1993
  3      Gordie Howe, Second period, 1965
         Pete Mahovlich, First period, 1976
         Mark Messier, Third period, 1983
         Mario Lemieux, Second period, 1988
         Mario Lemieux, First period, 1990
         Vincent Damphousse, Third period, 1991
         Mark Recchi, Second period, 1993
         Tony Amonte, Second period, 2001

Most Power-Play Goals, Career
  6      Gordie Howe (23 games)
  3      Bobby Hull (12 games)
         Maurice Richard (13 games)

Fastest Goal from Start of Game

19 seconds--Ted Lindsay, 1950
20 seconds--Jacques Laperriere, 1970
21 seconds--Mario Lemieux, 1990
35 seconds--Vincent Damphousse, 2002
36 seconds--Chico Maki, 1971

Fastest Goal from Start of Period

17 seconds--Ray Bourque, 1999
19 seconds--Ted Lindsay, 1950
          --Rick Tocchet, 1993
20 seconds--Jacques Laperriere, 1970
21 seconds--Mario Lemieux, 1990

Fastest Two Goals (One Player)
from Start of Game

3:37--Mike Gartner, 1993
4:00--Teemu Selanne, 1998
5:25--Wally Hergesheimer, 1953

Fastest Two Goals (One Player)
from Start of a Period

3:37--Mike Gartner, 1993
4:00--Teemu Selanne, 1998
4:43--Dennis Vervegaert, 1976

Fastest Two Goals (One Player)

8 seconds--Owen Nolan, 1997
10 seconds--Dennis Vervegaert, 1976
22 seconds--Mike Gartner, 1993

Most Penalty Minutes, Career
  27     Gordie Howe (23 games)
  21     Gus Mortson (9 games)
  16     Harry Howell (7 games)

GOALIES

Most Games, Career
  13     Glenn Hall (1955-69)
  11     Terry Sawchuk (1950-68)
  10     Patrick Roy (1988-2002)
  8      Jacques Plante (1956-70)

Most Minutes Played, Career
  540    Glenn Hall (13 games)
  467    Terry Sawchuk (11 games)
  370    Jacques Plante (8 games)
  230    Patrick Roy (10 games)
  209    Turk Broda (4 games)

Goals-Against Average, Career
  0.68   Gilles Villemure (3 games)
  1.49   Gerry McNeil (3 games)
  1.50   Johnny Bower (4 games)
  1.51   Frank Brimsek (2 games)
  1.64   Gump Worsley (4 games)

Most Goals Against, Career
  29     Patrick Roy (9 games)
  22     Glenn Hall (13 games)
  21     Mike Vernon (5 games)
  19     Terry Sawchuk (11 games)
  18     Jacques Plante (8 games)
         Andy Moog (4 games)

ALL-STAR GAME TEAM RECORDS

Most Goals, Both Teams, One Game
  26    North America 14, World 12, 2001 at Denver
  22    Wales 16, Campbell 6, 1993 at Montreal
  19    Wales 12, Campbell 7, 1990 at Pittsburgh
  18    East 11, West 7, 1997 at San Jose
  17    East 9, West 8, 1994 at NY Rangers
  16    Campbell 11, Wales 5, 1991 at Chicago
        Campbell 10, Wales 6, 1992 at Philadelphia
  15    North America 8, World 7, 1998 at Vancouver

Fewest Goals, Both Teams, One Game
  2     NHL All-Stars 1, Montreal Canadiens 1, 1956
        First Team All-Stars 1, Second Team All-Stars 1, 1952
  3     West 2, East 1, 1971 at Boston
        Montreal Canadiens 3, NHL All-Stars 0, 1967
        NHL All-Stars 2, Montreal Canadiens 1, 1960

Most Goals, One Team, One Game
  16    Wales 16, Campbell 6, 1993 at Montreal
  14    North America 14, World 12, 2001 at Denver
  12    World 12, North America 14, 2001 at Denver
        Wales 12, Campbell 7, 1990 at Pittsburgh
  11    Campbell 11, Wales 5, 1991 at Chicago
        East 11, West 7, 1997 at San Jose
  10    Campbell 10, Wales 6, 1992 at Philadelphia
  9     Campbell 9, Wales 3, 1983 at NY Islanders
        Campbell 9, Wales 5, 1989 at Edmonton
        East 9, West 8, 1994 at NY Rangers
        World 9, North America 4, 2000 at Toronto

Fewest Goals, One Team, One Game
  0     NHL All-Stars 0, Montreal Canadiens 3, 1967
  1     17 times; most recently 1981;
        Wales 1, Campbell 4

Most Shots, Both Teams, One Game (Since 1955)
  102   East 56, West 46, 1994
  98    North America 53, World 45, 2001
  90    Wales 49, Campbell 41, 1993
  89    World 39, North America 50
  87    West 46, East 41, 1997
        Wales 45, Campbell 42, 1990
  85    North America 49, World 36, 1999
  83    Campbell 42, Wales 41, 1992
  82    Campbell 41, Wales 41, 1991

Fewest Shots, Both Teams, One Game (Since `55)
  52    Campbell 12, Wales 40, 1978
  53    NHL All-Stars 27, Montreal Canadiens, 26, 1960
  55    NHL All-Stars 28, Montreal Canadiens 27, 1956
        West 28, East 27, 1971

Most Shots, One Team, One Game (Since 1955)
  56    East, 1994
  53    North America, 2001
  50    North America, 2002
  49    North America, 1999
        Wales, 1993

Fewest Shots, One Team, One Game (Since 1955)
  12    Campbell, 1978
  17    West, 1970
  23    Chicago Blackhawks, 1961
  24    Campbell, 1976