game making him the second defenceman in history to record four assists in an All-Star Game (Ray Bourque, 1985). Team Lidstrom added two more goals before Rick Nash scored to cut the deficit to one. With about a minute and a half left in the game, Team Staal pulled their goaltender for the extra attacker. The decision backfired as Eriksson scored on the empty net with 1:11 remaining. Eric Staal scored with 33.6 seconds remaining to bring his team back within one goal, but they failed to get another shot on goal before time ran out. By coming back from a four-goal deficit to win the game Team Lidstrom set the record for biggest comeback victory in All-Star history. Lidstrom finished the game with a +7 rating, the highest rating since 1991 when Adam Oates was also a +7 for the Wales Conference. Tim Thomas earned the victory becoming the first goaltender to win three straight All-Star Games. Patrick Sharp was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) after registering one goal and two assists in a losing cause for Team Staal. The combined 21 goals was the fourth highest total in NHL All-Star Game history. Summary W – Tim Thomas L – Henrik Lundqvist Key Player1 (Player2, Player3) 1:00 denotes that Player1 scored a goal after 1:00, with assists from Player2 and Player3. GWG denotes the game-winning goal. EN denotes an empty net goal W denotes the goaltender awarded the win. L denotes the goaltender assigned the loss. Source: NHL Notes A: Briere was named as a replacement for Iginla. B: Yandle was named as a replacement for Enstrom. C: Havlat was named as a replacement for Hemsky. D: Stastny was named as a replacement for Crosby. E: Skinner was named as a replacement for Malkin. F: McBain replaced Eberle on the rookie team. G: Subban was named as a replacement for Skinner who was promoted from the rookie team to the All-Star Game. H: Chara's shot was 105.9 mph (170.4 km/hr), a new record. References External links Official Site All National Hockey League All-Star Games NHL All-Star Game