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- League business
- The game Summary
- Team Lineups East Division All-Stars West Division All-Stars
- See also
- References
{{Infobox ice hockey game | game_name = 25th NHL All-Star Game | visitor = East | home = West | visitor_total = 3 | home_total = 2 | visitor_per1 = 0 | visitor_per2 = 2 | visitor_per3 = 1 | home_per1 = 1 | home_per2 = 1 | home_per3 = 0 | date = January 25, 1972 | arena = Metropolitan Sports Center | city = Bloomington | MVP = Bobby Orr (Boston) | attendance = 15,423 | next= 1973 | previous= 1971 |}}The 25th National Hockey League All-Star Game was held in the Metropolitan Sports Center in Bloomington, home of the Minnesota North Stars, on January 25, 1972. It was the first and only time the All-Star Game was held at the Metropolitan Sports Center. The East Division All-Stars defeated the West Division All-Stars 3–2. Bobby Orr was named the game's most valuable player. League businessClarence Campbell, president of the NHL announced that the NHL was expanding to Atlanta and Long Island. Campbell also indicated that the NHL would expand by two further teams for the 1974–75 season. The executives of the Central Hockey League and the Western Hockey League met to discuss the merger of their two leagues. The merger discussions were disrupted when Daniel Myers, owner of the Salt Lake Golden Eagles, committed suicide.{{sfn|Podnieks|2000|pp=118–119}} The gameIt was the first time since 1956 that Gordie Howe did not play in the All-Star Game. Summary# | Score | Team | Goalscorer (Assist(s)) | Time |
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First period |
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East | Goaltender in: Dryden | 0:00 | West | Goaltender in: T. Esposito | 0:00 | 0–0 | East | Penalty: Hadfield | 6:22 | 1 | 1-0 | West | Goal: B. Hull (P. Martin, Maki) | 17:01 | Second period |
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2 | 2-0 | West | Goal: Nolet (D. Hull) | 1:11 | 3 | 2-1 | East | Goal: Ratelle (Tremblay, Gilbert) | 3:48 | 2–1 | West | Penalty: White | 5:26 | 2–1 | East | Goaltender out: Dryden Goaltender in: Villemure | 10:24 | 2–1 | West | Goaltender out: T. Esposito Goaltender in: Worsley | 10:24 | 4 | 2 -2 | East | Goal: McKenzie (Park, Seiling) | 18:45 | Third period |
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2–2 | West | Penalty: White | 2:28 | 2–2 | East | Penalty: Esposito | 5:34 | 2–2 | East | Penalty: Tremblay | 8:42 | 2–2 | West | Penalty: Mohns | 19:05 | 5 | 2-3 | East | Goal: Esposito (Smith, Orr) (PPG) | 19:16 | Goaltenders |
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- East: Dryden (30:24 minutes), Villemure (29:36 minutes).
- West: T. Esposito (30:24 minutes), Worsley (29:36 minutes).
| Shots on goal |
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- East (30) 09 - 08 - 13
- West (27) 10 - 11 - 06
| Officials |
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Referee : Bruce Hood Linesmen : Claude Béchard, Matt Pavelich |
Source: Podnieks{{sfn|Podnieks|2000|p=123}} Team Lineups East Division All-Stars - Coach: Al MacNeil (Montreal Canadiens)
# | Nat. | Player | Pos. | Team | Goaltenders | 1 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Ken Dryden | Montreal Canadiens | 30 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Gilles Villemure | New York Rangers | Defencemen | 2 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Brad Park | New York Rangers | 3 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | J. C. Tremblay | Montreal Canadiens | 4 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Bobby Orr | Boston Bruins | 9 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Dale Tallon | Vancouver Canucks | 16 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Rod Seiling | New York Rangers | 20 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Dallas Smith | Boston Bruins | Forwards | 5 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Red Berenson | C | Detroit Red Wings | 6 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Rick Martin | LW | Buffalo Sabres | 7 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Phil Esposito | C | Boston Bruins | 8 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Rod Gilbert | RW | New York Rangers | 10 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Gilbert Perreault | C | Buffalo Sabres | 11 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Vic Hadfield | LW | New York Rangers | 12 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Yvan Cournoyer | RW | Montreal Canadiens | 17 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Paul Henderson | LW | Toronto Maple Leafs | 18 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | John McKenzie | RW | Boston Bruins | 19 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Jean Ratelle | C | New York Rangers | 27 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Frank Mahovlich | LW | Montreal Canadiens |
| West Division All-Stars - Coach: Billy Reay (Chicago Black Hawks)
# | Nat. | Player | Pos. | Team | Goaltenders | 1 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Gump Worsley | Minnesota North Stars | 35 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Tony Esposito | Chicago Black Hawks | Defencemen | 2 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Bill White | Chicago Black Hawks | 3 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Keith Magnuson | Chicago Black Hawks | 4 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Ted Harris | Minnesota North Stars | 5 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Carol Vadnais | California Golden Seals | 6 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Doug Mohns | Minnesota North Stars | 12 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Pat Stapleton | Chicago Black Hawks | Forwards | 7 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Garry Unger | RW | St. Louis Blues | 8 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Bill Goldsworthy | RW | Minnesota North Stars | 9 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Bobby Hull | LW | Chicago Black Hawks | 10 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Dennis Hull | LW | Chicago Black Hawks | 11 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Ross Lonsberry | LW | Los Angeles Kings | 14 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Pit Martin | C | Chicago Black Hawks | 15 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Bobby Clarke | C | Philadelphia Flyers | 16 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Chico Maki | RW | Chicago Black Hawks | 17 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Simon Nolet | RW | Philadelphia Flyers | 21 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Stan Mikita | C | Chicago Black Hawks | 22 | {{flagicon|CAN}} | Greg Polis | LW | Pittsburgh Penguins |
| G = Goaltenders; D = Defencemen; C = Center; LW/RW = Left Wing/Right Wing Source: Podnieks{{sfn|Podnieks|2000|p=123}} |
See alsoReferences- {{cite book |title=The NHL All-Star Game: 50 years of tradition |last=Podnieks |first=Andrew |year=2000 |publisher=HarperCollins |location=Toronto |isbn=0-00-200058-X|ref=harv}}
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