NHL All-Star Game
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The National Hockey League All-Star Game (French: Match des étoiles de la Ligue nationale de hockey) is an exhibition ice hockey tournament that is traditionally held during the regular season of the National Hockey League (NHL), with many of the League's star players playing against each other. The games' proceeds benefit the pension fund of the players, and the winning team is awarded $1,000,000 towards a charity of their choice. The NHL All-Star Game, held in late January or early February, marks the symbolic halfway point in the regular season, though not the mathematical halfway point which, for most seasons, is usually one or two weeks earlier. Between 2007 and 2020, it was held in late January. It was skipped in 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2022 to 2024 editions were held on the first Saturday of February.
Infobox
Status
Active
Genre
Sports event
Date
January or February
Frequency
Annual
Location
Various
Inaugurated
October 13, 1947 (1947-10-13)
Previous event
2024 NHL All-Star Game
Next event
2027 NHL All-Star Game
Organized by
NHL
Tables
· Results
1st (1947)
1st (1947)
Game (Year)
1st (1947)
Result
All–Stars 4 – Maple Leafs 3
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs
Host arena
Maple Leaf Gardens
Host city
Toronto, Ontario
Game MVP, Team
N/A
2nd (1948)
2nd (1948)
Game (Year)
2nd (1948)
Result
All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 1
Host team
Chicago Black Hawks
Host arena
Chicago Stadium
Host city
Chicago, Illinois
Game MVP, Team
N/A
3rd (1949)
3rd (1949)
Game (Year)
3rd (1949)
Result
All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 1
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (2)
Host arena
Maple Leaf Gardens (2)
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (2)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
4th (1950)
4th (1950)
Game (Year)
4th (1950)
Result
Red Wings 7 – All–Stars 1
Host team
Detroit Red Wings
Host arena
Olympia Stadium
Host city
Detroit, Michigan
Game MVP, Team
N/A
5th (1951)
5th (1951)
Game (Year)
5th (1951)
Result
First Team 2 – Second Team 2
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (3)
Host arena
Maple Leaf Gardens (3)
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (3)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
6th (1952)
6th (1952)
Game (Year)
6th (1952)
Result
First Team 1 – Second Team 1
Host team
Detroit Red Wings (2)
Host arena
Olympia Stadium (2)
Host city
Detroit, Michigan (2)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
7th (1953)
7th (1953)
Game (Year)
7th (1953)
Result
All–Stars 3 – Canadiens 1
Host team
Montreal Canadiens
Host arena
Montreal Forum
Host city
Montreal, Quebec
Game MVP, Team
N/A
8th (1954)
8th (1954)
Game (Year)
8th (1954)
Result
All–Stars 2 – Red Wings 2
Host team
Detroit Red Wings (3)
Host arena
Olympia Stadium (3)
Host city
Detroit, Michigan (3)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
9th (1955)
9th (1955)
Game (Year)
9th (1955)
Result
Red Wings 3 – All–Stars 1
Host team
Detroit Red Wings (4)
Host arena
Olympia Stadium (4)
Host city
Detroit, Michigan (4)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
10th (1956)
10th (1956)
Game (Year)
10th (1956)
Result
All–Stars 1 – Canadiens 1
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (2)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (2)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (2)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
11th (1957)
11th (1957)
Game (Year)
11th (1957)
Result
All Stars 5 – Canadiens 3
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (3)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (3)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (3)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
12th (1958)
12th (1958)
Game (Year)
12th (1958)
Result
Canadiens 6 – All–Stars 3
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (4)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (4)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (4)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
13th (1959)
13th (1959)
Game (Year)
13th (1959)
Result
Canadiens 6 – All–Stars 1
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (5)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (5)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (5)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
14th (1960)
14th (1960)
Game (Year)
14th (1960)
Result
All–Stars 2 – Canadiens 1
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (6)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (6)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (6)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
15th (1961)
15th (1961)
Game (Year)
15th (1961)
Result
All–Stars 3 – Black Hawks 1
Host team
Chicago Black Hawks (2)
Host arena
Chicago Stadium (2)
Host city
Chicago, Illinois (2)
Game MVP, Team
N/A
16th (1962)
16th (1962)
Game (Year)
16th (1962)
Result
Maple Leafs 4 – All–Stars 1
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (4)
Host arena
Maple Leaf Gardens (4)
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (4)
Game MVP, Team
Eddie Shack, Toronto Maple Leafs
17th (1963)
17th (1963)
Game (Year)
17th (1963)
Result
All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 3
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (5)
Host arena
Maple Leaf Gardens (5)
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (5)
Game MVP, Team
Frank Mahovlich, Toronto Maple Leafs
18th (1964)
18th (1964)
Game (Year)
18th (1964)
Result
All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 2
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (6)
Host arena
Maple Leaf Gardens (6)
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (6)
Game MVP, Team
Jean Beliveau, Montreal Canadiens
19th (1965)
19th (1965)
Game (Year)
19th (1965)
Result
All–Stars 5 – Canadiens 2
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (7)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (7)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (7)
Game MVP, Team
Gordie Howe, Detroit Red Wings
(1966)
(1966)
Game (Year)
(1966)
Result
No game was held in calendar 1966 as the event was shifted from the 1966 to the 1967 portion of 1966–67 season.
20th (1967)
20th (1967)
Game (Year)
20th (1967)
Result
Canadiens 3 – All–Stars 0
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (8)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (8)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (8)
Game MVP, Team
Henri Richard, Montreal Canadiens
21st (1968)
21st (1968)
Game (Year)
21st (1968)
Result
Maple Leafs 4 – All–Stars 3
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (7)
Host arena
Maple Leaf Gardens (7)
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (7)
Game MVP, Team
Bruce Gamble, Toronto Maple Leafs
22nd (1969)
22nd (1969)
Game (Year)
22nd (1969)
Result
East 3 – West 3
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (9)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (9)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (9)
Game MVP, Team
Frank Mahovlich, Detroit Red Wings
23rd (1970)
23rd (1970)
Game (Year)
23rd (1970)
Result
East 4 – West 1
Host team
St. Louis Blues
Host arena
St. Louis Arena
Host city
St. Louis, Missouri
Game MVP, Team
Bobby Hull, Chicago Black Hawks
24th (1971)
24th (1971)
Game (Year)
24th (1971)
Result
West 2 – East 1
Host team
Boston Bruins
Host arena
Boston Garden
Host city
Boston, Massachusetts
Game MVP, Team
Bobby Hull, Chicago Black Hawks
25th (1972)
25th (1972)
Game (Year)
25th (1972)
Result
East 3 – West 2
Host team
Minnesota North Stars
Host arena
Met Center
Host city
Bloomington, Minnesota
Game MVP, Team
Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins
26th (1973)
26th (1973)
Game (Year)
26th (1973)
Result
East 5 – West 4
Host team
New York Rangers
Host arena
Madison Square Garden
Host city
New York City, New York
Game MVP, Team
Greg Polis, Pittsburgh Penguins
27th (1974)
27th (1974)
Game (Year)
27th (1974)
Result
West 6 – East 4
Host team
Chicago Black Hawks (3)
Host arena
Chicago Stadium (3)
Host city
Chicago, Illinois (3)
Game MVP, Team
Garry Unger, St. Louis Blues
28th (1975)
28th (1975)
Game (Year)
28th (1975)
Result
Wales 7 – Campbell 1
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (10)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (10)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (10)
Game MVP, Team
Syl Apps Jr., Pittsburgh Penguins
29th (1976)
29th (1976)
Game (Year)
29th (1976)
Result
Wales 7 – Campbell 5
Host team
Philadelphia Flyers
Host arena
The Spectrum
Host city
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Game MVP, Team
Peter Mahovlich, Montreal Canadiens
30th (1977)
30th (1977)
Game (Year)
30th (1977)
Result
Wales 4 – Campbell 3
Host team
Vancouver Canucks
Host arena
Pacific Coliseum
Host city
Vancouver, British Columbia
Game MVP, Team
Rick Martin, Buffalo Sabres
31st (1978)
31st (1978)
Game (Year)
31st (1978)
Result
Wales 3 – Campbell 2 (OT)
Host team
Buffalo Sabres
Host arena
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Host city
Buffalo, New York
Game MVP, Team
Billy Smith, New York Islanders
Challenge Cup (1979)
Challenge Cup (1979)
Game (Year)
Challenge Cup (1979)
Result
NHL All-Stars 4 – Soviet Union 2Soviet Union 5 – NHL All-Stars 4Soviet Union 6 – NHL All-Stars 0Soviet Union wins series 2–1
Host team
New York Rangers (2)
Host arena
Madison Square Garden (2)
Host city
New York, New York (2)
Game MVP, Team
Not awarded
32nd (1980)
32nd (1980)
Game (Year)
32nd (1980)
Result
Wales 6 – Campbell 3
Host team
Detroit Red Wings (5)
Host arena
Joe Louis Arena
Host city
Detroit, Michigan (5)
Game MVP, Team
Reggie Leach, Philadelphia Flyers
33rd (1981)
33rd (1981)
Game (Year)
33rd (1981)
Result
Campbell 4 – Wales 1
Host team
Los Angeles Kings
Host arena
The Forum
Host city
Inglewood, California
Game MVP, Team
Mike Liut, St. Louis Blues
34th (1982)
34th (1982)
Game (Year)
34th (1982)
Result
Wales 4 – Campbell 2
Host team
Washington Capitals
Host arena
Capital Centre
Host city
Landover, Maryland
Game MVP, Team
Mike Bossy, New York Islanders
35th (1983)
35th (1983)
Game (Year)
35th (1983)
Result
Campbell 9 – Wales 3
Host team
New York Islanders
Host arena
Nassau Coliseum
Host city
Uniondale, New York
Game MVP, Team
Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers
36th (1984)
36th (1984)
Game (Year)
36th (1984)
Result
Wales 7 – Campbell 6
Host team
New Jersey Devils
Host arena
Brendan Byrne Arena
Host city
East Rutherford, New Jersey
Game MVP, Team
Don Maloney, New York Rangers
37th (1985)
37th (1985)
Game (Year)
37th (1985)
Result
Wales 6 – Campbell 4
Host team
Calgary Flames
Host arena
Olympic Saddledome
Host city
Calgary, Alberta
Game MVP, Team
Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins
38th (1986)
38th (1986)
Game (Year)
38th (1986)
Result
Wales 4 – Campbell 3 (OT)
Host team
Hartford Whalers
Host arena
Hartford Civic Center
Host city
Hartford, Connecticut
Game MVP, Team
Grant Fuhr, Edmonton Oilers
Rendez-vous '87 (1987)
Rendez-vous '87 (1987)
Game (Year)
Rendez-vous '87 (1987)
Result
NHL All-Stars 4 – Soviet Union 3Soviet Union 5 – NHL All-Stars 3Soviet Union wins 8–7 on aggregate
Host team
Quebec Nordiques
Host arena
Le Colisée
Host city
Quebec City, Quebec
Game MVP, Team
Not awarded
39th (1988)
39th (1988)
Game (Year)
39th (1988)
Result
Wales 6 – Campbell 5 (OT)
Host team
St. Louis Blues (2)
Host arena
St. Louis Arena (2)
Host city
St. Louis, Missouri (2)
Game MVP, Team
Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins
40th (1989)
40th (1989)
Game (Year)
40th (1989)
Result
Campbell 9 – Wales 5
Host team
Edmonton Oilers
Host arena
Northlands Coliseum
Host city
Edmonton, Alberta
Game MVP, Team
Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles Kings
41st (1990)
41st (1990)
Game (Year)
41st (1990)
Result
Wales 12 – Campbell 7
Host team
Pittsburgh Penguins
Host arena
Pittsburgh Civic Arena
Host city
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Game MVP, Team
Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins
42nd (1991)
42nd (1991)
Game (Year)
42nd (1991)
Result
Campbell 11 – Wales 5
Host team
Chicago Blackhawks (4)
Host arena
Chicago Stadium (4)
Host city
Chicago, Illinois (4)
Game MVP, Team
Vincent Damphousse, Toronto Maple Leafs
43rd (1992)
43rd (1992)
Game (Year)
43rd (1992)
Result
Campbell 10 – Wales 6
Host team
Philadelphia Flyers (2)
Host arena
The Spectrum (2)
Host city
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2)
Game MVP, Team
Brett Hull, St. Louis Blues
44th (1993)
44th (1993)
Game (Year)
44th (1993)
Result
Wales 16 – Campbell 6
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (11)
Host arena
Montreal Forum (11)
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (11)
Game MVP, Team
Mike Gartner, New York Rangers
1994
1994
Game (Year)
1994
Result
East 9 – West 8
Host team
New York Rangers (3)
Host arena
Madison Square Garden (3)
Host city
New York, New York (3)
Game MVP, Team
Mike Richter, New York Rangers
(1995)
(1995)
Game (Year)
(1995)
Result
Game canceled due to the 1994–95 NHL lockout.Game was originally set to play at the San Jose Arena in San Jose, California.
1996
1996
Game (Year)
1996
Result
East 5 – West 4
Host team
Boston Bruins (2)
Host arena
FleetCenter
Host city
Boston, Massachusetts (2)
Game MVP, Team
Ray Bourque, Boston Bruins
1997
1997
Game (Year)
1997
Result
East 11 – West 7
Host team
San Jose Sharks
Host arena
San Jose Arena
Host city
San Jose, California
Game MVP, Team
Mark Recchi, Montreal Canadiens
1998
1998
Game (Year)
1998
Result
North America 8 – World 7
Host team
Vancouver Canucks (2)
Host arena
General Motors Place
Host city
Vancouver, British Columbia (2)
Game MVP, Team
Teemu Selanne, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
1999
1999
Game (Year)
1999
Result
North America 8 – World 6
Host team
Tampa Bay Lightning
Host arena
Ice Palace
Host city
Tampa, Florida
Game MVP, Team
Wayne Gretzky, New York Rangers
2000
2000
Game (Year)
2000
Result
World 9 – North America 4
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (8)
Host arena
Air Canada Centre
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (8)
Game MVP, Team
Pavel Bure, Florida Panthers
2001
2001
Game (Year)
2001
Result
North America 14 – World 12
Host team
Colorado Avalanche
Host arena
Pepsi Center
Host city
Denver, Colorado
Game MVP, Team
Bill Guerin, Boston Bruins
2002
2002
Game (Year)
2002
Result
World 8 – North America 5
Host team
Los Angeles Kings (2)
Host arena
Staples Center
Host city
Los Angeles, California
Game MVP, Team
Eric Daze, Chicago Blackhawks
2003
2003
Game (Year)
2003
Result
West 6 – East 5 (SO)
Host team
Florida Panthers
Host arena
Office Depot Center
Host city
Sunrise, Florida
Game MVP, Team
Dany Heatley, Atlanta Thrashers
2004
2004
Game (Year)
2004
Result
East 6 – West 4
Host team
Minnesota Wild
Host arena
Xcel Energy Center
Host city
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Game MVP, Team
Joe Sakic, Colorado Avalanche
(2005)
(2005)
Game (Year)
(2005)
Result
Game canceled due to the 2004–05 NHL lockout.Game was originally set to play at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
(2006)
(2006)
Game (Year)
(2006)
Result
No game was held due to the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy.Game was originally set to play at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona.
2007
2007
Game (Year)
2007
Result
West 12 – East 9
Host team
Dallas Stars
Host arena
American Airlines Center
Host city
Dallas, Texas
Game MVP, Team
Daniel Briere, Buffalo Sabres
2008
2008
Game (Year)
2008
Result
East 8 – West 7
Host team
Atlanta Thrashers
Host arena
Philips Arena
Host city
Atlanta, Georgia
Game MVP, Team
Eric Staal, Carolina Hurricanes
2009
2009
Game (Year)
2009
Result
East 12 – West 11 (SO)
Host team
Montreal Canadiens (12)
Host arena
Bell Centre
Host city
Montreal, Quebec (12)
Game MVP, Team
Alexei Kovalev, Montreal Canadiens
(2010)
(2010)
Game (Year)
(2010)
Result
No game was held due to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia.
2011
2011
Game (Year)
2011
Result
Team Lidstrom 11 – Team Staal 10
Host team
Carolina Hurricanes
Host arena
RBC Center
Host city
Raleigh, North Carolina
Game MVP, Team
Patrick Sharp, Chicago Blackhawks
2012
2012
Game (Year)
2012
Result
Team Chara 12 – Team Alfredsson 9
Host team
Ottawa Senators
Host arena
Scotiabank Place
Host city
Ottawa, Ontario
Game MVP, Team
Marian Gaborik, New York Rangers
(2013)
(2013)
Game (Year)
(2013)
Result
Game canceled due to the 2012–13 NHL lockout.Game was originally set to play at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio.
(2014)
(2014)
Game (Year)
(2014)
Result
No game was held due to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
2015
2015
Game (Year)
2015
Result
Team Toews 17 – Team Foligno 12
Host team
Columbus Blue Jackets
Host arena
Nationwide Arena
Host city
Columbus, Ohio
Game MVP, Team
Ryan Johansen, Columbus Blue Jackets
2016
2016
Game (Year)
2016
Result
Atlantic 4 – Metropolitan 3Pacific 9 – Central 6Pacific 1 – Atlantic 0
Host team
Nashville Predators
Host arena
Bridgestone Arena
Host city
Nashville, Tennessee
Game MVP, Team
John Scott
2017
2017
Game (Year)
2017
Result
Pacific 10 – Central 3Metropolitan 10 – Atlantic 6Metropolitan 4 – Pacific 3
Host team
Los Angeles Kings (3)
Host arena
Staples Center (2)
Host city
Los Angeles, California (2)
Game MVP, Team
Wayne Simmonds, Philadelphia Flyers
2018
2018
Game (Year)
2018
Result
Pacific 5 – Central 2Atlantic 7 – Metropolitan 4Pacific 5 – Atlantic 2
Host team
Tampa Bay Lightning (2)
Host arena
Amalie Arena (2)
Host city
Tampa, Florida (2)
Game MVP, Team
Brock Boeser, Vancouver Canucks
2019
2019
Game (Year)
2019
Result
Central 10 – Pacific 4Metropolitan 7 – Atlantic 4Metropolitan 10 – Central 5
Host team
San Jose Sharks (2)
Host arena
SAP Center (2)
Host city
San Jose, California (2)
Game MVP, Team
Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins
2020
2020
Game (Year)
2020
Result
Atlantic 9 – Metropolitan 5Pacific 10 – Central 5Pacific 5 – Atlantic 4
Host team
St. Louis Blues (3)
Host arena
Enterprise Center
Host city
St. Louis, Missouri (3)
Game MVP, Team
David Pastrnak, Boston Bruins
(2021)
(2021)
Game (Year)
(2021)
Result
Game canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Game was originally set to play at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Florida.
2022
2022
Game (Year)
2022
Result
Metropolitan 6 – Pacific 4Central 8 – Atlantic 5Metropolitan 5 – Central 3
Host team
Vegas Golden Knights
Host arena
T-Mobile Arena
Host city
Paradise, Nevada
Game MVP, Team
Claude Giroux, Philadelphia Flyers
2023
2023
Game (Year)
2023
Result
Central 6 – Pacific 4Atlantic 10 – Metropolitan 6Atlantic 7 – Central 5
Host team
Florida Panthers (2)
Host arena
FLA Live Arena (2)
Host city
Sunrise, Florida (2)
Game MVP, Team
Matthew Tkachuk, Florida Panthers
2024
2024
Game (Year)
2024
Result
Team McDavid 4 – Team MacKinnon 3Team Matthews 6 – Team Hughes 5Team Matthews 7 – Team McDavid 4
Host team
Toronto Maple Leafs (9)
Host arena
Scotiabank Arena (2)
Host city
Toronto, Ontario (9)
Game MVP, Team
Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs
(2025)
(2025)
Game (Year)
(2025)
Result
No game was held due to the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament.
(2026)
(2026)
Game (Year)
(2026)
Result
Game canceled in favor of a kickoff event for the 2026 Winter Olympics, which the game was initially meant to be a send-off for, and which itself was later canceled.Game was originally set to play at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York.
2027
2027
Game (Year)
2027
Result
TBD
Host team
New York Islanders (2)
Host arena
UBS Arena
Host city
Elmont, New York
Game MVP, Team
TBD
| Game (Year) | Result | Host team | Host arena | Host city | Game MVP, Team |
| 1st (1947) | All–Stars 4 – Maple Leafs 3 | Toronto Maple Leafs | Maple Leaf Gardens | Toronto, Ontario | N/A |
| 2nd (1948) | All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 1 | Chicago Black Hawks | Chicago Stadium | Chicago, Illinois | N/A |
| 3rd (1949) | All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 1 | Toronto Maple Leafs (2) | Maple Leaf Gardens (2) | Toronto, Ontario (2) | N/A |
| 4th (1950) | Red Wings 7 – All–Stars 1 | Detroit Red Wings | Olympia Stadium | Detroit, Michigan | N/A |
| 5th (1951) | First Team 2 – Second Team 2 | Toronto Maple Leafs (3) | Maple Leaf Gardens (3) | Toronto, Ontario (3) | N/A |
| 6th (1952) | First Team 1 – Second Team 1 | Detroit Red Wings (2) | Olympia Stadium (2) | Detroit, Michigan (2) | N/A |
| 7th (1953) | All–Stars 3 – Canadiens 1 | Montreal Canadiens | Montreal Forum | Montreal, Quebec | N/A |
| 8th (1954) | All–Stars 2 – Red Wings 2 | Detroit Red Wings (3) | Olympia Stadium (3) | Detroit, Michigan (3) | N/A |
| 9th (1955) | Red Wings 3 – All–Stars 1 | Detroit Red Wings (4) | Olympia Stadium (4) | Detroit, Michigan (4) | N/A |
| 10th (1956) | All–Stars 1 – Canadiens 1 | Montreal Canadiens (2) | Montreal Forum (2) | Montreal, Quebec (2) | N/A |
| 11th (1957) | All Stars 5 – Canadiens 3 | Montreal Canadiens (3) | Montreal Forum (3) | Montreal, Quebec (3) | N/A |
| 12th (1958) | Canadiens 6 – All–Stars 3 | Montreal Canadiens (4) | Montreal Forum (4) | Montreal, Quebec (4) | N/A |
| 13th (1959) | Canadiens 6 – All–Stars 1 | Montreal Canadiens (5) | Montreal Forum (5) | Montreal, Quebec (5) | N/A |
| 14th (1960) | All–Stars 2 – Canadiens 1 | Montreal Canadiens (6) | Montreal Forum (6) | Montreal, Quebec (6) | N/A |
| 15th (1961) | All–Stars 3 – Black Hawks 1 | Chicago Black Hawks (2) | Chicago Stadium (2) | Chicago, Illinois (2) | N/A |
| 16th (1962) | Maple Leafs 4 – All–Stars 1 | Toronto Maple Leafs (4) | Maple Leaf Gardens (4) | Toronto, Ontario (4) | Eddie Shack, Toronto Maple Leafs |
| 17th (1963) | All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 3 | Toronto Maple Leafs (5) | Maple Leaf Gardens (5) | Toronto, Ontario (5) | Frank Mahovlich, Toronto Maple Leafs |
| 18th (1964) | All–Stars 3 – Maple Leafs 2 | Toronto Maple Leafs (6) | Maple Leaf Gardens (6) | Toronto, Ontario (6) | Jean Beliveau, Montreal Canadiens |
| 19th (1965) | All–Stars 5 – Canadiens 2 | Montreal Canadiens (7) | Montreal Forum (7) | Montreal, Quebec (7) | Gordie Howe, Detroit Red Wings |
| (1966) | No game was held in calendar 1966 as the event was shifted from the 1966 to the 1967 portion of 1966–67 season. | ||||
| 20th (1967) | Canadiens 3 – All–Stars 0 | Montreal Canadiens (8) | Montreal Forum (8) | Montreal, Quebec (8) | Henri Richard, Montreal Canadiens |
| 21st (1968) | Maple Leafs 4 – All–Stars 3 | Toronto Maple Leafs (7) | Maple Leaf Gardens (7) | Toronto, Ontario (7) | Bruce Gamble, Toronto Maple Leafs |
| 22nd (1969) | East 3 – West 3 | Montreal Canadiens (9) | Montreal Forum (9) | Montreal, Quebec (9) | Frank Mahovlich, Detroit Red Wings |
| 23rd (1970) | East 4 – West 1 | St. Louis Blues | St. Louis Arena | St. Louis, Missouri | Bobby Hull, Chicago Black Hawks |
| 24th (1971) | West 2 – East 1 | Boston Bruins | Boston Garden | Boston, Massachusetts | Bobby Hull, Chicago Black Hawks |
| 25th (1972) | East 3 – West 2 | Minnesota North Stars | Met Center | Bloomington, Minnesota | Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins |
| 26th (1973) | East 5 – West 4 | New York Rangers | Madison Square Garden | New York City, New York | Greg Polis, Pittsburgh Penguins |
| 27th (1974) | West 6 – East 4 | Chicago Black Hawks (3) | Chicago Stadium (3) | Chicago, Illinois (3) | Garry Unger, St. Louis Blues |
| 28th (1975) | Wales 7 – Campbell 1 | Montreal Canadiens (10) | Montreal Forum (10) | Montreal, Quebec (10) | Syl Apps Jr., Pittsburgh Penguins |
| 29th (1976) | Wales 7 – Campbell 5 | Philadelphia Flyers | The Spectrum | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Peter Mahovlich, Montreal Canadiens |
| 30th (1977) | Wales 4 – Campbell 3 | Vancouver Canucks | Pacific Coliseum | Vancouver, British Columbia | Rick Martin, Buffalo Sabres |
| 31st (1978) | Wales 3 – Campbell 2 (OT) | Buffalo Sabres | Buffalo Memorial Auditorium | Buffalo, New York | Billy Smith, New York Islanders |
| Challenge Cup (1979) | NHL All-Stars 4 – Soviet Union 2Soviet Union 5 – NHL All-Stars 4Soviet Union 6 – NHL All-Stars 0Soviet Union wins series 2–1 | New York Rangers (2) | Madison Square Garden (2) | New York, New York (2) | Not awarded |
| 32nd (1980) | Wales 6 – Campbell 3 | Detroit Red Wings (5) | Joe Louis Arena | Detroit, Michigan (5) | Reggie Leach, Philadelphia Flyers |
| 33rd (1981) | Campbell 4 – Wales 1 | Los Angeles Kings | The Forum | Inglewood, California | Mike Liut, St. Louis Blues |
| 34th (1982) | Wales 4 – Campbell 2 | Washington Capitals | Capital Centre | Landover, Maryland | Mike Bossy, New York Islanders |
| 35th (1983) | Campbell 9 – Wales 3 | New York Islanders | Nassau Coliseum | Uniondale, New York | Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers |
| 36th (1984) | Wales 7 – Campbell 6 | New Jersey Devils | Brendan Byrne Arena | East Rutherford, New Jersey | Don Maloney, New York Rangers |
| 37th (1985) | Wales 6 – Campbell 4 | Calgary Flames | Olympic Saddledome | Calgary, Alberta | Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins |
| 38th (1986) | Wales 4 – Campbell 3 (OT) | Hartford Whalers | Hartford Civic Center | Hartford, Connecticut | Grant Fuhr, Edmonton Oilers |
| Rendez-vous '87 (1987) | NHL All-Stars 4 – Soviet Union 3Soviet Union 5 – NHL All-Stars 3Soviet Union wins 8–7 on aggregate | Quebec Nordiques | Le Colisée | Quebec City, Quebec | Not awarded |
| 39th (1988) | Wales 6 – Campbell 5 (OT) | St. Louis Blues (2) | St. Louis Arena (2) | St. Louis, Missouri (2) | Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins |
| 40th (1989) | Campbell 9 – Wales 5 | Edmonton Oilers | Northlands Coliseum | Edmonton, Alberta | Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles Kings |
| 41st (1990) | Wales 12 – Campbell 7 | Pittsburgh Penguins | Pittsburgh Civic Arena | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins |
| 42nd (1991) | Campbell 11 – Wales 5 | Chicago Blackhawks (4) | Chicago Stadium (4) | Chicago, Illinois (4) | Vincent Damphousse, Toronto Maple Leafs |
| 43rd (1992) | Campbell 10 – Wales 6 | Philadelphia Flyers (2) | The Spectrum (2) | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2) | Brett Hull, St. Louis Blues |
| 44th (1993) | Wales 16 – Campbell 6 | Montreal Canadiens (11) | Montreal Forum (11) | Montreal, Quebec (11) | Mike Gartner, New York Rangers |
| 1994 | East 9 – West 8 | New York Rangers (3) | Madison Square Garden (3) | New York, New York (3) | Mike Richter, New York Rangers |
| (1995) | Game canceled due to the 1994–95 NHL lockout.Game was originally set to play at the San Jose Arena in San Jose, California. | ||||
· Statistical leaders › Leading scorers
Wayne Gretzky
Wayne Gretzky
Player
Wayne Gretzky
Points
25
Goals
13
Assists
12
Games played
18
Mario Lemieux
Mario Lemieux
Player
Mario Lemieux
Points
23
Goals
13
Assists
10
Games played
10
Joe Sakic
Joe Sakic
Player
Joe Sakic
Points
22
Goals
6
Assists
16
Games played
12
Mark Messier
Mark Messier
Player
Mark Messier
Points
20
Goals
6
Assists
14
Games played
15
Gordie Howe
Gordie Howe
Player
Gordie Howe
Points
19
Goals
10
Assists
9
Games played
23
| Player | Points | Goals | Assists | Games played |
| Wayne Gretzky | 25 | 13 | 12 | 18 |
| Mario Lemieux | 23 | 13 | 10 | 10 |
| Joe Sakic | 22 | 6 | 16 | 12 |
| Mark Messier | 20 | 6 | 14 | 15 |
| Gordie Howe | 19 | 10 | 9 | 23 |
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