MVP Bill Guerin (13) scores a first-period goal for the North American All-Stars. AP |
They shoot, they score!
All-Star Game spotlights offense
The lengthy list of injured players didn't hamper the offense in the 51st NHL All-Star Game. MVP Bill Guerin had a hat trick and five other players scored two goals each. North America defeated the World All-Stars 14-12. The 26 goals set an NHL All-Star Game record.
• Boom Box: Sunday Shootout
• Photo Gallery: All-Star action
• Closer Look: Guerin's big day | Swede success
• SI's Kostya Kennedy: Highs and lows
• One on One: Mario Lemieux | Martin Brodeur
• 10 Questions: Alexei Kovalev
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Notebook: Hull turns heads with Lemieux comments
Stars' winger said that Mario Lemieux was the only player in the NHL who can fill a building.
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Lemieux, Fleury and Hasek make triumphant returns
One year ago, three of hockey's biggest stars were not in the All-Star Game. Now they're back.
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Lots of new faces ... and one very familiar one
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Injured Jagr out of All-Star Game; Bruins' Samsonov in
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