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NHL All-Star Game 2018: Start time, TV, live stream, rosters

By Zac Snyder

LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 29: Current NHL players shake hands with members of the NHL 100 prior to the 2017 Honda NHL All-Star Game Semifinal #1 (Central vs. Pacific) at Staples Center on January 29, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 29: Current NHL players shake hands with members of the NHL 100 prior to the 2017 Honda NHL All-Star Game Semifinal #1 (Central vs. Pacific) at Staples Center on January 29, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) /
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The NHL’s best, including the Detroit Red Wings’ Mike Green, are on display today as the NHL All-Star game is played in a division tournament format.

The NHL All-Star game hasn’t been played in recent Winter Olympics years as part of the league’s Olympic break but this year’s game will go on. NHL players not being able to go represent their respective countries is the Olympics’ loss but the league’s gain as the regular season schedule goes on uninterrupted and the All-Star game goes on as normal.

In fact, today’s event consists of three games as the league’s four divisions will play a tournament to split a $1 million prize. Detroit Red Wings defenseman Mike Green is the team’s lone representative on the Atlantic Division squad. The Atlantic is dominated by players from the league-leading Tampa Bay Lightning, who get to play in front of their home fans.

Here is all the important information for today’s showcase.

2018 NHL All-Star Game

Amalie Arena – Tampa, FL
Start time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Game 1: Metropolitan Division vs. Atlantic Division
Game 2: Central Division vs. Pacific Division (approx. 4:30 start)
Game 3: Metropolitan/Atlantic winner vs. Central/Pacific winner (approx 5:30 start)
TV: NBC
Online streaming: NBC Sports

2018 NHL All-Star Rosters

Metropolitan Division
Coach: Barry Trotz, Capitals
F Josh Bailey, Islanders
F Sidney Crosby, Penguins
F Claude Giroux, Flyers
F Taylor Hall, Devils
F Alex Ovechkin, Capitals
F John Tavares, Islanders
D Noah Hanifin, Hurricanes
D Seth Jones, Blue Jackets
D Kris Letang, Penguins
G Braden Holtby, Capitals
G Henrik Lundqvist, Rangers
F Brian Boyle, Devils (Replacement for Hall)
D Zach Werenski, Blue Jackets (Replacement for Jones)

Atlantic Division
Coach: Jon Cooper, Lightning
F Aleksander Barkov, Panthers
F Jack Eichel, Sabres
F Nikita Kucherov, Lightning
F Brad Marchand, Bruins
F Auston Matthews, Maple Leafs
F Steven Stamkos, Lightning
D Mike Green, Red Wings
D Victor Hedman, Lightning
D Erik Karlsson, Senators
G Carey Price, Canadiens
G Andrei Vasilevskiy, Lightning
F Brayden Point, Lightning (Replacement for Hedman)

Central Division
Coach: Peter Laviolette, Predators
F Patrick Kane, Blackhawks
F Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche
F Brayden Schenn, Blues
F Tyler Seguin, Stars
F Eric Staal, Wild
F Blake Wheeler, Jets
D John Klingberg, Stars
D Alex Pietrangelo, Blues
D P.K. Subban, Predators
G Connor Hellebuyck, Jets
G Pekka Rinne, Predators

Pacific Division
Coach: Gerard Gallant, Golden Knights
F Brock Boeser, Canucks
F Johnny Gaudreau, Flames
F Anze Kopitar, Kings
F Connor McDavid, Oilers
F James Neal, Golden Knights
F Rickard Rakell, Ducks
D Brent Burns, Sharks
D Drew Doughty, Kings
D Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Coyotes
G Marc-Andre Fleury, Golden Knights
G Jonathan Quick, Kings
G Mike Smith, Flames (Replacement for Quick)

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