2024 NHL All-Star Weekend: Game and skills results

The 2024 NHL All-Star Weekend will take place Feb. 1-3, hosted by the Maple Leafs in Toronto.

The All-Star draft returned and took place on Thursday, with NHL stars as captains along with a celebrity co-captain. The four teams are: Team Matthews (Auston Matthews, Morgan Rielly, Justin Bieber); Team McDavid (Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, Will Arnett); Team MacKinnon (Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Tate McRae); and Team Hughes (Quinn Hughes, Jack Hughes, Michael Bublé).

The All-Star skills competition took place Friday, won by Connor McDavid. The All-Star Game on Saturday was won by Team Matthews, 7-4 over Team McDavid. Matthews took home the MVP, with two goals and an assist in the final.

The initial list of 32 All-Stars (one per team) was revealed on Jan. 4. An additional 12 players (eight skaters and four goalies) were voted in by fans at NHL.com/vote, and revealed on Jan. 13.

Note: Stats are through the games of Jan. 31.

2024 All-Stars Teams

Team Matthews

Celebrity captain Justin Bieber

Age: 26
GP: 46 | G: 40 | A: 18

Age: 29
GP: 47 | G: 7 | A: 33

Age: 27
GP: 47 | G: 23 | A: 38

Age: 26
GP: 47 | G: 20 | A: 33

Age: 25
Rec: 16-9-2 | GAA: 3.04 | SV%: .900

Age: 25
GP: 48 | G: 20 | A: 25

Age: 26
GP: 48 | G: 13 | A: 38

Age: 28
Rec: 19-12-1 | GAA: 2.86 | SV%: .899

Age: 29
GP: 51 | G: 24 | A: 27

Age: 26
GP: 50 | G: 18 | A: 25

Age: 30
GP: 49 | G: 15 | A: 31

Team McDavid

Celebrity captain Will Arnett

Age: 27
GP: 43 | G: 20 | A: 47

Age: 28
GP: 45 | G: 23 | A: 34

Age: 30
Rec: 23-9-3 | GAA: 2.20 | SV%: .924

Age: 27
GP: 49 | G: 33 | A: 39

Age: 23
GP: 48 | G: 13 | A: 25

Age: 24
GP: 49 | G: 17 | A: 35

Age: 28
GP: 49 | G: 37 | A: 25

Age: 35
Rec: 23-10-2 | GAA: 2.51 | SV%: .910

Age: 30
GP: 35 | G: 13 | A: 5

Age: 24
GP: 49 | G: 13 | A: 29

Age: 30
GP: 48 | G: 15 | A: 19

Team MacKinnon

Celebrity captain Tate McRae

Age: 28
GP: 49 | G: 31 | A: 53

Age: 25
GP: 44 | G: 12 | A: 46

Age: 36
GP: 46 | G: 27 | A: 23

Age: 27
Rec: 27-11-2 | GAA: 2.91 | SV%: .898

Age: 26
GP: 42 | G: 19 | A: 26

Age: 26
GP: 45 | G: 17 | A: 37

Age: 29
GP: 46 | G: 12 | A: 9

Age: 25
Rec: 16-3-7 | GAA: 2.30 | SV%: .924

Age: 26
GP: 50 | G: 22 | A: 20

Age: 29
GP: 49 | G: 9 | A: 23

Age: 28
GP: 50 | G: 13 | A: 27

Team Hughes

Celebrity captain Michael Bublé

Age: 24
GP: 49 | G: 12 | A: 50

Age: 22
GP: 32 | G: 15 | A: 30

Note: Jack Hughes will not play due to injury.

Age: 25
GP: 49 | G: 27 | A: 37

Age: 30
GP: 49 | G: 32 | A: 53

Age: 28
Rec: 26-8-1 | GAA: 2.44 | SV%: .920

Age: 27
GP: 31 | G: 18 | A: 11

Age: 24
GP: 47 | G: 22 | A: 19

Age: 25
GP: 47 | G: 19 | A: 31

Age: 36
Rec: 14-13-5 | GAA: 2.59 | SV%: .911

Age: 26
GP: 49 | G: 30 | A: 22

Age: 30
GP: 49 | G: 21 | A: 46

Age: 29
GP: 50 | G: 22 | A: 14

Injured players who will not participate

Age: 18
GP: 39 | G: 15 | A: 18

Age: 27
GP: 42 | G: 19 | A: 25

Details on the skills competition

Unlike in years past, where every All-Star would compete in at least one event, the new format will see just 12 All-Stars duking it out in a series of eight events, with points earned for placement in each. The player who has the most points at the end will receive $1 million.

The participants this year were: David Pastrnak, Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Leon Draisaitl, Connor McDavid, Mathew Barzal, Nikita Kucherov, Auston Matthews, William Nylander, Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes and J.T. Miller.

The events (and competitors) for the 2024 All-Star skills competition are:

• Fastest skater (Nylander, Hughes, Makar, Barzal, McDavid)

• Hardest shot (Matthews, Makar, Pastrnak, Miller, Pettersson)

• Stickhandling (Hughes, McDavid, Pettersson, Kucherov, Draisaitl, MacKinnon, Pastrnak, Barzal, Nylander)

• One-timers (Pettersson, MacKinnon, Draisaitl, Kucherov, Miller, Matthews, Barzal, Pastrnak)

• Passing challenge (MacKinnon, Nylander, Makar, Barzal, Miller, Kucherov, Hughes, McDavid, Pettersson, Matthews, Draisaitl)

• Accuracy shooting (Kucherov, Makar, McDavid, Hughes, Miller, Pastrnak, MacKinnon, Nylander, Draisaitl, Matthews)

• The NHL shootout (top eight)

• The NHL obstacle course (top six)

Each player chose four of the first six events in which to compete; the four lowest scoring players after those first six will be eliminated. For the shootout, the remaining eight players get to select which goalie they will shoot against (with the lowest score choosing first). The top six scores after that event move on to the final stage, the obstacle course, where point totals are doubled.