35th National Hockey League All-Star Game

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The 35th National Hockey League All-Star Game was held in the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York, home to the New York Islanders.

[edit] Boxscore

	Campbell Conference	Wales Conference
Final Score	9	3
Head Coach	Roger Neilson (Vancouver Canucks)	Al Arbour (New York Islanders)
Lineup	Roster: 3 - D Willie Huber (Detroit Red Wings) 4 - D Craig Hartsburg (Minnesota North Stars) 6 - D Bob Murray (Chicago Black Hawks) 7 - D Paul Coffey (Edmonton Oilers) 8 - C Neal Broten (Minnesota North Stars) 9 - RW Lanny McDonald (Calgary Flames) 10 - LW Brian Sutter (St. Louis Blues) 11 - RW Mark Messier (Edmonton Oilers) 12 - LW Tom McCarthy (Minnesota North Stars) 16 - C Marcel Dionne (Los Angeles Kings) 17 - LW Jari Kurri (Edmonton Oilers) 18 - C Denis Savard (Chicago Black Hawks) 19 - RW Dino Ciccarelli (Minnesota North Stars) 20 - LW Al Secord (Chicago Black Hawks) 22 - RW Rick Vaive (Toronto Maple Leafs) 24 - D Doug Wilson (Chicago Black Hawks) 30 - G Murray Bannerman (Chicago Black Hawks) 31 - G John Garrett (Vancouver Canucks) 44 - D Dave Babych (Winnipeg Jets) 99 - C Wayne Gretzky (Edmonton Oilers)	Roster: 1 - G Pete Peeters (Boston Bruins) 2 - D Mark Howe (Philadelphia Flyers) 4 - D Mike Ramsey (Buffalo Sabres) 5 - D Denis Potvin (New York Islanders) 6 - D Rod Langway (Washington Capitals) 7 - D Ray Bourque (Boston Bruins) 8 - C Ron Francis (Hartford Whalers) 10 - C Barry Pederson (Boston Bruins) 11 - LW Ryan Walter (Montreal Canadiens) 12 - LW Don Maloney (New York Rangers) 16 - LW Michel Goulet (Quebec Nordiques) 17 - RW Rick Kehoe (Pittsburgh Penguins) 18 - RW Marian Stastny (Quebec Nordiques) 19 - LW Bryan Trottier (New York Islanders) 20 - RW Hector Marini (New Jersey Devils) 22 - RW Mike Bossy (New York Islanders) 26 - C Peter Stastny (Quebec Nordiques) 27 - C Darryl Sittler (Philadelphia Flyers) 28 - D Dave Langevin (New York Islanders) 31 - G Pelle Lindbergh (Philadelphia Flyers)
Scoring Summary	Babych (McDonald, Sutter) 11:37 1st PP Ciccarelli (Broten, Secord) 3:01 2nd McCarthy (Ciccerelli, Murray) 14:51 2nd Gretzky (Kurri, Coffey) 6:20 3rd McDonald (Sutter, Dionne) 7:29 3rd Gretzky (Messier, Kurri) 10:31 3rd Gretzky (Wilson, Messier) 15:32 3rd Vaive 17:15 3rd Gretzky (Messier) 19:18 3rd	Goulet (P. Stastny) 3:41 1st Bourque 19:01 1st Maloney (Marini) 14:04 3rd
Penalties	Sutter (Hooking) 6:26 1st	Langevin (Hooking) 10:58 1st Ramsey (Holding) 3:33 3rd
Win/Loss	John Garrett	Pelle Lindbergh

• Referee: Bob Myers
• Linesmen: Ryan Bozak, Leon Stickle
• MVP: Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers

[edit] Notes

• Richard Brodeur named to Campbell team, but did not play due to ear injury

[edit] See also

• 1982-83 NHL season

Preceded by 34th NHL All-Star Game

NHL All-Star Game

Succeeded by 36th NHL All-Star Game

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