30 teams in the following season. The new uniforms are designed to retain less water, potentially leading to less fatigue and improved performance. Similar designs have been employed in recent international hockey competitions. Critics of the new uniform design claim that the uniforms are more form-fitting than ever before, and that the new sweaters would not allow horizontal striping at the bottom of the sweater, a design that is a part of many current jerseys, including those of all six Original Six teams. However, some players have embraced the new uniforms, claiming that the new jerseys made them feel faster on the ice. The concerns over the striping would be alleviated with the league-wide rollout of the Edge system the following season, although several teams opted to go with non-traditional designs. In particular, the Ottawa Senators, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Tampa Bay Lightning would adopt new uniforms using a modified version of the template used for these All-Star uniforms. This year's All-Star design would be reused in the next game, albeit with some slight changes (including a running change to the Edge uniform's construction). Rosters Notes * Scott Niedermayer was voted to the West all-star team as a starter, but did not play. Ed Jovanovski was named as his replacement on the roster; Philippe Boucher was named his replacement in the starting lineup. ** Henrik Zetterberg was named to the West all-star team, but did not play. Andy McDonald was named as his replacement. Summary Attendance: 18,532 Referees: Greg Kimmerly, Mike Leggo Linesmen: Lonnie Cameron, Jay Sharrers MVP: Daniel Briere See also List of All-Star First-Team NHL hockey players List of NHL seasons References http://www.girlsgames5.com/ External links NHL All-Star Game All-Star Game rosters NHL YoungStars Game rosters Super Skills http://www.girlsgames5.com/ All National Hockey League All-Star Games Ice hockey in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex Sports competitions in Dallas Ice hockey competitions in Texas 2007 in sports in Texas