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January 18th, 2011

The AFHL will showcase its best and brightest on Jan. 30th in Vancouver at the Heroes’ home ice arena, as the American Conference will take on the Canadian Conference in the second annual AFHL All-Star Game.
On Tuesday morning, the AFHL released the full rosters for both conferences and now it’s up to the coaches to decide on the lineups.
AMERICAN CONFERENCE

Head Coach: Ray Irwin (Power)

Assistant Coach: Andrew Fiorentino (Wolves)

Patrik Elias (LW) Supermen
Martin St. Louis (LW) Stars

Anze Kopitar (C) Chiefs
Brad Richards (C) Supermen
Steven Stamkos (C) Wolves

Jeff Skinner (C) Rebels

Paul Stastny (C) Phantoms

David Backes (RW) Power
Loui Eriksson (RW) Phantoms
Claude Giroux (RW) Supermen
Corey Perry (RW) Rebels

Martin Havlat (RW) Wolves

Dan Boyle (D) Power
Mike Green (D) Power
Kris Letang (D) Power

Henrik Lundqvist (G) Chiefs
Carey Price (G) Leg Hounds
Tim Thomas (G) Power

CANADIAN CONFERENCE

Head Coach: Barry Hickey (Red Wings)
Assistant Coach: Mike Brunetta (Warriors)

Rick Nash (LW) Mustangs
Alex Ovechkin (LW) Warriors
Daniel Sedin (LW) Heroes
Patrick Sharp (LW) Leafs

Matt Duchene (C) Vipers
Ryan Kesler (C) Warriors
Henrik Sedin (C) Heroes
Eric Staal (C) Heroes
Jonathan Toews (C) Warriors

Danny Briere (RW) Warriors
Patrick Kane (RW) Vipers
Phil Kessel (RW) Vipers

Brent Burns (D) Warriors
Dustin Byfuglien (D) Hitmen
Zdeno Chara (D) Leafs
Erik Karlsson (D) Red Devils
Duncan Keith (D) Red Wings
Nicklas Lidstrom (D) Red Wings
Marc Staal (D) Hitmen
Shea Weber (D) Warriors

MA Fleury (G) Red Wings
Jonas Hiller (G) Mustangs
Cam Ward (G) Leafs

– Rosters are based on the players in the real NHL All-Star Game.

– Coaches were selected based on season standings (top two teams in each conference).

– Coaches have until next Monday, January 24th, to submit their lineups to the league commissioner.

– TEAM LINEUPS: All-Star Coaches must select 9 Forwards (any positions), 4 Defensemen, 1 Utility, and 2 Goalies

– SKILLS COMPETITION: All players will play (no selections necessary)

Remember last year’s AFHL All-Star Game? Click HERE to take a little walk down memory lane.
John Doe

John Doe

Amazing Fantasy Hockey Staff

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