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NHL names 2018-19 All-Star teams

Kucherov, Ovechkin, McDavid among those on First Team

by NHL Public Relations @PR_NHL

LAS VEGAS - Right wing Nikita Kucherov and goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy of the Tampa Bay Lightning, runaway winner of the Presidents' Trophy as the League's top regular-season team with an NHL record-tying 62 wins, head the list of players voted to the 2018-19 NHL First All-Star Team. Kucherov, who earlier today captured the Hart Trophy as NHL MVP and Ted Lindsay Award for most outstanding player as selected by the NHLPA at the 2019 NHL Awards, earned his second career berth on the First Team. Vasilevskiy, who received the Vezina Trophy as top goaltender, was voted to the First Team for the first time.

Joining Kucherov and Vasilevskiy on the First Team is Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin, who earned his eighth career berth on the First Team and first since 2014-15. Also a four-time honoree on the Second Team, Ovechkin's 12 career postseason All-Star Team selections are the most among active players.

Seven of Ovechkin's eight career First Team berths have come at left wing (he was voted to the First Team at right wing in 2012-13). The only left wings in NHL history with more First Team selections are Bobby Hull (10) and Ted Lindsay (8).

 

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Completing the First Team are center Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers, who is making his third career appearance; defenseman Brent Burns of the San Jose Sharks, a two-time recipient; and defenseman Mark Giordano of the Calgary Flames, a first-time honoree.

Among those named to the Second Team is Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby, voted to his eighth career postseason All-Star berth (4 First Team, 4 Second Team). Ovechkin (12) is the only active player with more.

Goaltender Ben Bishop of the Dallas Stars and defenseman Victor Hedman of the Lightning have landed a spot on the Second Team for the second time, while Washington Capitals defenseman John Carlson, Chicago Blackhawks right wing Patrick Kane and Boston Bruins left wing Brad Marchand are making their first career appearance on the Second Team.

Voting for the All-Star Team is conducted among representatives of the Professional Hockey Writers Association at the end of the regular season.

 
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2018-19 NHL ALL-STAR TEAM VOTING RESULTS
 

CENTER

Points   (1st-2nd-3rd)
1. CONNOR MCDAVID, EDM   724   (124-31-11)
2. Sidney Crosby, PIT   525   (38-105-20)
3. Nathan MacKinnon, COL   165   (3-20-90)
4. Steven Stamkos, TBL   31   (0-7-10)
5. Patrice Bergeron, BOS   15   (1-1-7)
6. Aleksander Barkov, FLA   15   (0-1-12)
7. John Tavares, TOR   14   (1-0-9)
8. Leon Draisaitl, EDM   10   (0-3-1)
9. Brayden Point, TBL   7   (0-0-7)
10. Mark Scheifele, WPG   5   (1-0-0)
11. Ryan O'Reilly, STL   1   (0-0-1)
 

LEFT WING

Points   (1st-2nd-3rd)
1. ALEX OVECHKIN, WSH   459   (63-38-30)
2. Brad Marchand, BOS   402   (47-39-50)
3. Johnny Gaudreau, CGY   324   (28-47-43)
4. Leon Draisaitl, EDM   315   (29-43-41)
5. Patrick Kane, CHI   5   (1-0-0)
6. Alex DeBrincat, CHI   3   (0-1-0)
7. Artemi Panarin, CBJ   3   (0-0-3)
8. Jeff Skinner, BUF   1   (0-0-1)
 

RIGHT WING

Points   (1st-2nd-3rd)
1. NIKITA KUCHEROV, TBL   838   (167-1-0)
2. Patrick Kane, CHI   445   (1-139-23)
3. Mitchell Marner, TOR   129   (0-13-90)
4. Blake Wheeler, WPG   34   (0-4-22)
5. Mark Stone, VGK   29   (0-7-8)
6. Mikko Rantanen, COL   14   (0-0-14)
7. David Pastrnak, BOS   13   (0-2-7)
8. Leon Draisaitl, EDM   4   (0-1-1)
9. Johnny Gaudreau, CGY   3   (0-1-0)
10. Cam Atkinson, CBJ   3   (0-0-3)
 

DEFENSE

Points   (1st-2nd-3rd)
1. MARK GIORDANO, CGY   828   (163-4-1)
2. BRENT BURNS, SJS   546   (65-64-29)
3. John Carlson, WSH   428   (34-68-54)
4. Victor Hedman, TBL   422   (43-58-33)
5. Morgan Rielly, TOR   417   (27-75-57)
6. Kris Letang, PIT   139   (2-25-54)
7. Roman Josi, NSH   104   (1-16-51)
8. Ryan McDonagh, TBL   67   (1-15-17)
9. Seth Jones, CBJ   33   (0-6-15)
10. Mattias Ekholm, NSH   12   (0-3-3)
11. Dougie Hamilton, CAR   4   (0-1-1)
12. Erik Karlsson, SJS   4   (0-0-4)
13. Jaccob Slavin, CAR   3   (0-1-0)
14. Thomas Chabot, OTT   3   (0-0-3)
t-15. Tyson Barrie, COL   2   (0-0-2)
t-15. Erik Gustafsson, CHI   2   (0-0-2)
t-15. Brett Pesce, CAR   2   (0-0-2)
t-15. Ryan Suter, MIN   2   (0-0-2)
t-19. Oliver Ekman-Larsson, ARI   1   (0-0-1)
t-19. John Klingberg, DAL   1   (0-0-1)
t-19. Esa Lindell, DAL   1   (0-0-1)
t-19. Alex Pietrangelo, STL   1   (0-0-1)
t-19. Jared Spurgeon, MIN   1   (0-0-1)
t-19. Keith Yandle, FLA   1   (0-0-1)
 

GOALTENDER

Points   (1st-2nd-3rd)
1. ANDREI VASILEVSKIY, TBL   707   (122-28-13)
2. Ben Bishop, DAL   373   (32-65-18)
3. Carey Price, MTL   90   (1-20-25)
4. Robin Lehner, NYI   88   (3-13-34)
5. Marc-Andre Fleury, VGK   76   (3-15-16)
6. Darcy Kuemper, ARI   58   (1-10-23)
7. Frederik Andersen, TOR   35   (1-6-12)
8. John Gibson, ANA   33   (3-3-9)
9. Jordan Binnington, STL   25   (2-2-9)
10. Pekka Rinne, NSH   14   (0-4-2)
11. Sergei Bobrovsky, CBJ   13   (0-2-7)

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