The rosters for the National Hockey League All-Star Game set to take place in Toronto have been announced, highlighting a strong international presence with five Russian players named to participate: Nikita Kucherov, Igor Shesterkin, Kirill Kaprizov, Alexander Georgiev, and Sergei Bobrovsky. These selections underscore the depth and talent that the league will showcase on this marquee weekend, drawing fans from coast to coast in Canada and the United States as well as viewers around the world.
Team Hughes
Quinn Hughes, Elias Pettersson, Nikita Kucherov, Thatcher Demko, Brady Tkachuk, Kyle Connor, Jesper Bratt, Brock Boeser, Cam Talbot, JT Miller, Frank Vatrano. This group blends blue-line play with dynamic forward depth, offering a mix of established stars and rising talents who have become fan favorites for their speed, skill, and competitive drive.
Team Matthews
Auston Matthews, Morgan Rielly, Mitch Marner, William Nylander, Jake Ettinger, Clayton Keller, Mathew Barzal, Igor Shesterkin, Filip Forsberg, Vincent Trocheck, Alex DeBrincat. The lineup emphasizes offensive firepower and puck control, paired with solid goaltending and steady defense to balance the high-octane attack fans have grown accustomed to seeing from Team Matthews.
McKinnon’s team
Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Alexander Georgiev, Kirill Kaprizov, Sidney Crosby, Sebastian Aho, Tom Wilson, Jeremy Swayman, Elias Lindholm, Travis Konecny, Oliver Bjorkstrand. This roster blends veteran leadership with young stars, creating a versatile unit capable of explosive plays, quick transition, and strong two-way play that keeps opponents guessing throughout the game.
Team McDavid
Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, David Pastrnak, Connor Hellebuyck, Rasmus Dahlin, Robert Thomas, Sam Reinhart, Sergei Bobrovsky, Boone Jenner, Nick Suzuki, Tomas Hertl. The lineup centers on elite speed and playmaking, supported by reliable goaltending and a swagger that reflects McDavid’s ability to control the pace and tempo of the matchups.
In the first game, Nathan MacKinnon’s team will face Connor McDavid’s team, a clash that promises high-speed skirmishes, dazzling dekes, and clutch plays as the league’s top talents duel for bragging rights and the ardent cheers of the home crowd in Toronto. The event serves not only as a celebration of the season’s best but also as a showcase of Canadian hospitality and North American hockey culture, drawing families, friends, and fans from across the continent to witness a weekend of skill, showmanship, and camaraderie on the ice.
For viewers tuning in from Canada and the United States, the All-Star festivities provide a rare chance to see teammates switch sides, form temporary lineups, and display personal styles in a relaxed, competitive setting. The rosters reflect a balance between veteran leadership and youthful exuberance, with a shared goal of delivering memorable moments for fans and contributing to the ongoing narrative of the league as a premier stage for the sport’s brightest stars. Officials and organizers emphasize accessibility, fan engagement, and the celebration of hockey across diverse communities, making this Toronto event a focal point of the season for hockey enthusiasts everywhere.