PHOTO GALLERY: NHL All-Star Weekend Day 1 1/24/2020

by Rachel Lewis | Jan 25, 2020

PHOTO GALLERY: NHL All-Star Weekend Day 1 1/24/2020

by Rachel Lewis | Jan 25, 2020

The 2020 NHL All-Star Weekend takes place at the Enterprise Center, home of the 2020 Stanley Cup winning St. Louis Blues, in St. Louis, MO January 24 – 25.

January 24, 2020

The night kicks off with the Red Carpet entrance by NHL mascots, celebrities, players, and coaches, followed by a concert by O.A.R. The Skills Competition followed, including two new events, the Elite Women’s 3-on-3 featuring pro and Olympian US and Canadian women hockey players and the NHL Shooting Stars, which is similar to Topgolf.

: Gnash, mascot of the Nashville Predators.

: Wild Wing, mascot of the Anaheim Ducks.

: Gritty, mascot of the Philadelphia Flyers.

: Victor E. Green, mascot of the Dallas Stars.

: Sparky, mascot of the New York Islanders.

: Stanley C. Panther, mascot of the Florida Panthers.

: Members of the St. Louis Blues Blue Crew.

: Louie, mascot of the St. Louis Blues.

: Actor and St. Louis Blues fan, Jon Hamm.

: Stinger, mascot of the Columbus Blue Jackets.

: The musical group O.A.R. prior to performing a short concert after the red carpet arrivals.

: Kendall Coyne Schofield, US women’s hockey player.

: Cammi Granato, coach of the US women’s team for the Elite Women’s 3-on-3.

: Seth Jones of the Columbus Blue Jackets and Indy Racecar Driver Graham Rahal exchange jerseys.

: Seth Jones of the Columbus Blue Jackets and Indy Racecar Driver Graham Rahal exchange jerseys.

: Jaccob Slavin of the Carolina Hurricanes.

: Anthony Duclair of the Ottawa Senators.

: Jacob Markstrom of the Vancouver Canucks.

: Roman Josi of the Nashville Predators.

: Brady Tkachuk of the Ottawa Senators and Matt Tkachuk of the Calgary Flames.

: Mathew Barzal of the New York Islanders.

: Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Matthews was injured, but still came out. He was replaced by Brady Tkackuk on the Atlantic Division roster.

: TJ Oshie of the Washington Capitals.

: Jack Eichel of the Buffalo Sabres.

: Tyler Seguin of the Dallas Stars.

: David Pastrnak of the Boston Bruins.

: David Perron of the St. Louis Blues.

: Jordan Binnington of the St. Louis Blues.

: Marc Roberge, lead singer of the band O.A.R.

: Ryan O’Reilly of the St. Louis Blues.

: Gary Bettman, commissioner of the NHL, takes in the NHL Skills Competition in the stands as a spectator.

: Wayne Gretzky addresses the crowd.

: Flyers mascot Gritty tries to get the attention of Travis Konecny (PHI – 11).

: Mathew Barzal (NYI – 13) wins the NHL Fastest Skater Competition with a time of 13.175 seconds.

: St. Louis Blues mascot, Louie, tickles the nose of a spectator.

: Minnesota Wild mascot Nordy and Dallas Stars mascot Victor E. Green meet NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman.

: Edmonton Oilers mascot, Hunter, throws popcorn at spectators.

: Max Pacioretty (VGK – 67) with his kids.

: Kris Letang (PIT – 58) and son, as well as Tristan Jarry (PIT – 35).

: Tomas Hertl (SJ – 48) wears a Justin Bieber mask as Jordan Binnington (STL – 50) makes a save and wins the NHL Save Streak.

: Tomas Hertl (SJ – 48) wears a Justin Bieber mask.

: TJ Oshie (WSH – 77) and John Carlson (WSH – 74) with their kids.

: David Perron (STL – 57), Kris Letang (PIT – 58) and Tristan Jarry (PIT – 35).

: Jaccob Slavin (CAR – 74) and Kendal Coyne Schofield (USA – 26).

: Alex Carpenter (USA – 25) juggles the puck.

: The Canadian Women All-Stars.

: Rebecca Johnson (CAN – 6) scores a goal against Alex Cavallini (USA – 33).

: American Women All-Stars.

: The Canadian Women All-Stars celebrate a goal.

: Hilary Knight (USA – 21) scores a goal against Ann-Renee Desbiens (CAN – 35).

: Flyers mascot Gritty hangs out with some Blues fans.

: Eric Staal (MIN – 12) and his kids.

: Former St. Louis Blues player Al MacInnis takes part in the Hardest Shot with a shot at 100.4 mph.

: Shea Weber (MTL – 6) wins the NHL Hardest Shot with a shot of 106.5 mph.

: Former St. Louis Blues player Keith Tkachuk joins his sons Matthew Tkachuk (CGY – 19) and Brady Tkachuk (OTT – 7) for the NHL Shooting Stars competition.