The 2014 National Hockey League All-Star Game takes place on Saturday in Toronto. There are 14 Canadians in total.
You are the New York Islanders forward Matthew Barzal from Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canadian Olympic gold medalist and center for the Pittsburgh Penguins Sidney Crosby from Halifax, Nova Scotia, center for the Columbus Blue Jackets Boone Jenner from Dorchester, Ontario, forward for the Philadelphia Flyers Travis Konecny from London, Ontario, Colorado Avalanche Center Nathan MacKinnon of Halifax, avalanche defender Cale Makar from Calgary, Alberta, right winger for the Toronto Maple Leafs Mitch Marner from Markham, Ontario, center for the Edmonton Oilers Connor McDavid from Richmond Hill, Ontario, center for the Florida Panthers Sam Reinhart from North Vancouver, British Columbia, defenseman for the Toronto Maple Leafs Morgan Rielly from Vancouver, British Columbia, center of the Montreal Canadiens Nick Suzuki from London, Ontario, St. Louis Blues Center Robert Thomas from Aurora, Ontario, goalkeeper for the Los Angeles Kings Cam Talbot from Caledonia, Ontario and right winger for the Washington Capitals Tom Wilson from Toronto, Ontario.
The best Canadian All-Star this season was MacKinnon. He leads the NHL with 53 assists. The 2024 NHL All-Star Game returned to a fantasy player draft format originally used from 2011 to 2015. McDavid and MacKinnon were two of the four captains. McDavid, meanwhile, won the NHL All-Star Skills Challenge on Friday.
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