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{{Short description|Professional ice hockey exhibition game}}
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{{Infobox ice hockey game
| game_name = 2008 NHL All-Star Game
| image = 08 ASG logo 411.jpg
| image_size = 200
| visitor = [[Western Conference (NHL)|West]]
| home = '''[[Eastern Conference (NHL)|East]]'''
| visitor_total = 7
| home_total = 8
| visitor_per1 = 1
| visitor_per2 = 2
| visitor_per3 = 4
| home_per1 = 5
| home_per2 = 0
| home_per3 = 3
| date = January 27, 2008
| arena = [[Philips Arena]]
| city = [[Atlanta]]
| MVP = [[Eric Staal]] ([[Carolina Hurricanes|Carolina]])
| attendance = 18,644
|previous = [[2007 National Hockey League All-Star Game|2007]]
| next = [[2009 National Hockey League All-Star Game|2009]]
}}
The '''2008 National Hockey League All-Star Game''' was held on January 27, 2008 at the [[Philips Arena]] in [[Atlanta]], home of the [[Atlanta Thrashers]]. It was the only time the All-Star Game was held in Atlanta, as the Thrashers moved to [[Winnipeg]] in 2011 as the new [[Winnipeg Jets]] (the old [[Winnipeg Jets (1972-1996)|Winnipeg Jets]] moved to [[Arizona]] to become the [[Arizona Coyotes|Coyotes]] in 1996).

Atlanta had originally been scheduled to host what would have been the [[55th National Hockey League All-Star Game|55th NHL All-Star Game]] in 2005, however that game was canceled due to the [[2004–05 NHL lockout|NHL Lockout of 2004–05]].

Players in this game, like the [[55th National Hockey League All-Star Game]], wore [[Rbk EDGE]] jerseys. The jersey logos had been redesigned, showing a simple logo that displays East and West on the respective conference jerseys, captain and alternate captain patches on the right side (instead of left), and the player's number below the logo.

==Diversity honored==
As Atlanta is a place of significance to the [[Civil Rights Movement]] (among the hockey-related achievements is [[John Paris Jr.]] becoming the first black person to coach a pro hockey team, the [[Atlanta Knights]] of the [[International Hockey League (1945-2001)|International Hockey League]]), and 2008 is the 50th anniversary of [[Willie O'Ree]] breaking hockey's color barrier with the [[Boston Bruins]], the NHL chose the All-Star weekend to honour the diversity of the league.

==Changes in the All-Star program==
[[Image:Philips Arena just before the 2008 NHL Skills Competition - January 26, 08.jpg|thumb|right|Philips Arena before the NHL Skills competition began]]
The previous year's YoungStars game and skills competition, which lead up to the main game, were criticized for the lack of excitement: the YoungStars game saw a lack of effort by the players overall, while the shootout portion of the skills competition was criticized for being too boring - in the previous year, at three different points in the skills competition, each goaltender would take on four opposing players in regular penalty shots - which in itself is not too different from what was seen in regular-season play.

For this year, to raise interest in all-star festivities, no YoungStars goaltenders were named - instead, the YoungStars played in a three-on-three game (of two running six-minute periods) halfway through the skills competition, with the regular all-star goaltenders in net.  There was only one faceoff at the start of each half - if the puck goes out of play, another puck was thrown onto the ice.  If a goal was scored, the three players retreated to their own side of centre ice before being able to attack again.  For either side to win the YoungStars game, the team must score greater goals in both halves. [[Brandon Dubinsky]] of the [[New York Rangers]] was named the Youngstars MVP for scoring 2 goals and an assist.

Furthermore, the skills competition itself was changed dramatically - the Fastest Skater competition is now a sprint instead of a lap around the arena (a final showdown portion has also been added), while the traditional Puck Control Relay was changed to the Obstacle Course event, where stick handling, saucer passes, one-timers, and goaltenders attempting to score by shooting pucks the length of the ice into an empty net (itself a former All-Star Skills event called Goalie Goals) is featured.  Both changes were made to further reflect game conditions.  The traditional Shooting Accuracy remains, though a final showdown stage (consisting of having to shoot four targets in nine seconds with only four pucks, and if still tied, one shot in three seconds at one target) is held to determine an individual winner.  Hardest Shot is the only event unchanged from previous years.

But by far the greatest change is in the shootout portion: two events are based on the shootout: in the Elimination Shootout, skaters shoot against the all-star goaltenders, with a skater being eliminated if they fail to score.  The second shootout-based event, the Breakaway Challenge, incorporates elements from the [[National Basketball Association]]'s All-Star [[Slam Dunk Contest]]: three players from each team (as selected by the all-star team captains) will be judged on their style and creativity by a panel of four judges as they attempt to score on a non-NHL goaltender.  The judges may award up to nine points, and a bonus point is added should the skater score.  The judging panel this year consists of [[Dominique Wilkins]], a former two-time Slam Dunk Champion with the [[Atlanta Hawks]], former Thrashers captain [[Scott Mellanby]], Canadian actor [[Taylor Kitsch]], and broadcaster [[Bill Clement]].  The two skaters (one from each team) with the highest scores face off in a final showdown to determine the winner of the event.

==Rosters==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
! !! Eastern Conference !! Western Conference
|-
! Coach: ||{{Flag icon|Canada}} [[John Paddock]]<br />([[Ottawa Senators]]) ||{{Flag icon|Canada}} [[Mike Babcock]]<br />([[Detroit Red Wings]])
|-
! Assistant Coach: ||{{Flag icon|USA}} [[Don Waddell]]<br />([[Atlanta Thrashers]])  ||{{Flag icon|USA}} [[Ron Wilson (ice hockey b. 1955)|Ron Wilson]]<br />([[San Jose Sharks]])
|-
! Starters:
|
{{Flag icon|USA}} 39 – G [[Rick DiPietro]] ([[New York Islanders]]){{ref|1}}<br />
{{Flag icon|SVK}} 33 – D [[Zdeno Chára|Zdeno Chara]] ([[Boston Bruins]])<br />
{{Flag icon|RUS}} 79 – D [[Andrei Markov (ice hockey)|Andrei Markov]] ([[Montreal Canadiens]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}}  4 – F [[Vincent Lecavalier]] ([[Tampa Bay Lightning]]) - ('''[[Captain (ice hockey)|C]]''')<br />
{{Flag icon|SWE}} 11 – F [[Daniel Alfredsson]] ([[Ottawa Senators]]){{ref|3}}<br />
{{Flag icon|RUS}} 17 – F [[Ilya Kovalchuk]] ([[Atlanta Thrashers]]){{ref|4}}<br />
|
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 30 – G [[Chris Osgood]] ([[Detroit Red Wings]]){{ref|2}}<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}}  3 – D [[Dion Phaneuf]] ([[Calgary Flames]])<br />
{{Flag icon|SWE}}  5 – D [[Nicklas Lidström|Nicklas Lidstrom]] ([[Detroit Red Wings]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 12 – F [[Jarome Iginla]] ([[Calgary Flames]]) - ('''[[Captain (ice hockey)|C]]''')<br />
{{Flag icon|RUS}} 13 – F [[Pavel Datsyuk]] ([[Detroit Red Wings]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 61 – F [[Rick Nash]] ([[Columbus Blue Jackets]]){{ref|5}}<br />
|-
! Reserves:
|
{{Flag icon|CZE}} 29 – G [[Tomáš Vokoun|Tomas Vokoun]] ([[Florida Panthers]])<br />
{{Flag icon|USA}} 30 – G [[Tim Thomas (ice hockey, born 1974)|Tim Thomas]] ([[Boston Bruins]]){{ref|1}}<br />
{{Flag icon|CZE}} 15 – D [[Tomáš Kaberle|Tomas Kaberle]] ([[Toronto Maple Leafs]])<br />
{{Flag icon|FIN}} 44 – D [[Kimmo Timonen]] ([[Philadelphia Flyers]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 51 – D [[Brian Campbell]] ([[Buffalo Sabres]])<br />
{{Flag icon|RUS}} 55 – D [[Sergei Gonchar]] ([[Pittsburgh Penguins]])<br />
{{Flag icon|RUS}}  8 – F [[Alexander Ovechkin]] ([[Washington Capitals]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}}  9 – F [[Jason Spezza]] ([[Ottawa Senators]]){{ref|3}}<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 10 – F [[Mike Richards (ice hockey)|Mike Richards]] ([[Philadelphia Flyers]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 12 – F [[Eric Staal]] ([[Carolina Hurricanes]])<br />
{{Flag icon|SVK}} 18 – F [[Marián Hossa|Marian Hossa]] ([[Atlanta Thrashers]])<br />
{{Flag icon|USA}} 19 – F [[Scott Gomez]] ([[New York Rangers]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 26 – F [[Martin St. Louis]] ([[Tampa Bay Lightning]])<br />
{{Flag icon|RUS}} 71 – F [[Evgeni Malkin]] ([[Pittsburgh Penguins]]){{ref|4}}<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 91 – F [[Marc Savard]] ([[Boston Bruins]]){{ref|7}}<br />
|
{{Flag icon|RUS}} 20 – G [[Evgeni Nabokov]] ([[San Jose Sharks]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 34 – G [[Manny Legace]] ([[St. Louis Blues]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}}  2 – D [[Duncan Keith]] ([[Chicago Blackhawks]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 25 – D [[Chris Pronger]] ([[Anaheim Ducks]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 27 – D [[Scott Niedermayer]] ([[Anaheim Ducks]]){{ref|6}}<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 55 – D [[Ed Jovanovski]] ([[Phoenix Coyotes]])<br />
{{Flag icon|SVK}}  9 – F [[Marián Gáborík|Marian Gaborik]] ([[Minnesota Wild]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 10 – F [[Shawn Horcoff]] ([[Edmonton Oilers]])<br />
{{Flag icon|SLO}} 11 – F [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]] ([[Los Angeles Kings]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 15 – F [[Ryan Getzlaf]] ([[Anaheim Ducks]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 18 – F [[Corey Perry]] ([[Anaheim Ducks]]){{ref|8}}<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 19 – F [[Jason Arnott]] ([[Nashville Predators]])<br />
{{Flag icon|SWE}} 33 – F [[Henrik Sedin]] ([[Vancouver Canucks]])<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 63 – F [[Mike Ribeiro]] ([[Dallas Stars]]){{ref|5}}<br />
{{Flag icon|CAN}} 97 – F [[Joe Thornton]] ([[San Jose Sharks]])<br />
|}

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{{Refbegin}}
*{{note|1|1}}[[Martin Brodeur]] was named to the East All-Star Team as a starter, but did not play in favor of resting over the break.  [[Tim Thomas (ice hockey, born 1974)|Tim Thomas]] was named as his replacement on the roster, while [[Rick DiPietro]] was named as his replacement on the starting lineup.
*{{note|2|2}}[[Roberto Luongo]] was voted to the West all-star team as a starter, but did not play (personal).  [[Chris Osgood]] was named as his replacement in the starting lineup (no roster replacement was named as the reserves had not been announced at the time).<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.tsn.ca/ctvnews/sportsstory.asp?story_id=226854 |title=Canucks' Luongo to skip All-Star Game |date=January 9, 2008 |access-date=2008-01-21 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080131214839/http://www.tsn.ca/ctvnews/sportsstory.asp?story_id=226854 |archive-date=2008-01-31 |url-status=live }}</ref>
*{{note|3|3}}The top line of the [[Ottawa Senators]] (Alfredsson, Heatley, Spezza) was the first forward line to be named in their entirety to the All-Star Game since 1981, when the [[Los Angeles Kings]] had their top line named.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Podnieks |first=Andrew |title=The NHL all-star game : 50 years of the great tradition |year=2000 |isbn=0-00-200058-X |publisher=Harper Collins |location=Toronto |pages=169}}</ref>
*{{note|4|4}}[[Sidney Crosby]] was named to the East all-star team as a starter, but did not play due to injury.  [[Evgeni Malkin]] was named as his roster replacement, while [[Ilya Kovalchuk]] was named as his replacement on the starting lineup.
*{{note|5|5}}[[Henrik Zetterberg]] was named to the West All-Star Team as a starter, but did not play. [[Mike Ribeiro]] was named as his replacement, while [[Rick Nash]] was named as his replacement on the starting lineup.
*{{note|6|6}}[[Sergei Zubov]] was named to the West All-Star Team, but did not play.  [[Scott Niedermayer]] was named as his replacement.
*{{note|7|7}}[[Dany Heatley]] was voted to the East all-star team, but was unable to play due to injury.  [[Marc Savard]] was named as his replacement.
*{{note|8|8}}[[Paul Stastny]] was named to the West All-Star Team, but was unable to play due to injury.  [[Corey Perry]] was named as his replacement.
{{Refend}}

==Summary==
{| cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0 style="background-color:#F8F8F8"
|-
|
|align=right width="230"| '''[[Western Conference (NHL)|WEST]] '''
|align=center| '''7 - 8'''<br><small>(1-5, 2-0, 4-3)</small>
|width="230"| ''' [[Eastern Conference (NHL)|EAST]]'''
|style=font-size:90%|[[Philips Arena]] (18,644)<br> [[Atlanta, Georgia|Atlanta]], Georgia
|- style=font-size:90%
| || ||align=center|'''First period'''
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| [[Rick Nash|Nash]] 0:12 || || ||'''[[Official (ice hockey)#Referees|Referees]]''':
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 1:20 [[Eric Staal|Staal]] ([[Brian Campbell|Campbell]], [[Evgeni Malkin|Malkin]]) || [[Rob Martell]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 9:43 [[Andrei Markov (ice hockey)|Markov]] ([[Mike Richards (ice hockey)|Richards]], [[Marián Hossa|Hossa]]) || [[Brad Watson (referee)|Brad Watson]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 13:35 [[Alexander Ovechkin|Ovechkin]] ([[Jason Spezza|Spezza]], [[Martin St. Louis|St. Louis]]) ||
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 15:10 [[Brian Campbell|Campbell]] ([[Evgeni Malkin|Malkin]], [[Vincent Lecavalier|Lecavalier]]) ||'''[[Official (ice hockey)#Linesmen|Linesmen]]''':
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 17:49 [[Alexander Ovechkin|Ovechkin]] (2) ([[Martin St. Louis|St. Louis]], [[Jason Spezza|Spezza]]) || [[Lyle Seitz]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| || ||align=center|'''Second period'''|| || [[Pat Dapuzzo]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| [[Rick Nash|Nash]] (2) ([[Pavel Datsyuk|Datsyuk]]) 9:34 || ||
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| [[Scott Niedermayer|Niedermayer]] ([[Joe Thornton|Thornton]], [[Henrik Sedin|Sedin]]) 15:08 || || ||'''[[Most Valuable Player|MVP]]''':
|- style=font-size:90%
| || ||align=center|'''Third period'''|| || [[Eric Staal]] ([[Carolina Hurricanes|Carolina]])
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| [[Ryan Getzlaf|Getzlaf]] ([[Ed Jovanovski|Jovanovski]]) 0:41 || ||
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| [[Rick Nash|Nash]] '''(3)''' ([[Jarome Iginla|Iginla]]) 1:56 || ||
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 4:08 [[Marián Hossa|Hossa]] ([[Scott Gomez|Gomez]], [[Zdeno Chára|Chara]])
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| [[Dion Phaneuf|Phaneuf]] ([[Ryan Getzlaf|Getzlaf]], [[Jason Arnott|Arnott]]) 5:07 || ||
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| [[Marián Gáborík|Gaborik]] ([[Henrik Sedin|Sedin]]) 10:57 || ||
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 12:35 [[Eric Staal|Staal]] (2) ([[Ilya Kovalchuk|Kovalchuk]], [[Marc Savard|Savard]])
|- style=font-size:90%
| ||align=right| || || 19:39 [[Marc Savard|Savard]] '''(GWG)''' ([[Brian Campbell|Campbell]], [[Eric Staal|Staal]])
|}

'''W''' - [[Tim Thomas (ice hockey, born 1974)|Tim Thomas]]
'''L''' - [[Manny Legacé|Manny Legace]]
TV: [[The NHL on Versus|Versus]], [[Canadian Broadcasting Centre|CBC]], [[Réseau des sports|RDS]]

==References==
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[http://www.nhl.com/nhl/app/?service=page&page=NewsPage&articleid=349113 NHL.com - ''NHL tabs All-Star starters'']{{dead link|date=September 2016 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
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==External links==
*{{youTube|pb6bTnnUfZg|Game highlights of the 56th NHL All-Star Game}}
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20080514160319/http://www.nhl.com/allstar/2008/index.html Official website]

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