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</TD><TD noWrap>Spread</TD><TD noWrap>Money Line</TD><TD noWrap>Total Points</TD><TD>More </TD></TR><TR bgColor=#eeeeee><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap> Wed 1/24</TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap>81</TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap>East</TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap> +1.5 -180 </TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap>+111 </TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap> OVER 15.5 +100 <TD vAlign=center align=middle rowSpan=2></TD></TR><TR bgColor=#eeeeee><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap> 05:05 PM</TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap>82</TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap>West <TD class=main_body_blk noWrap> -1.5 +170 </TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap>-121 </TD><TD class=main_body_blk noWrap> UNDER 15.5 -110 </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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Western Conference
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FORWARD:
JOE THORNTON
C, SAN JOSE SHARKS
After 42 games in 2006-07, Thornton has showed no signed of slowing down from his Hart Trophy-winning campaign. The former first overall pick makes his fourth appearance in the All-Star Game, and his first as a Western Conference selection.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>Year</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>42</TD><TD>11</TD><TD>42</TD><TD>53</TD><TD>22</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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FORWARD:
JOE SAKIC
C, COLORADO AVALANCHE
The Avs may have struggled in the first half of the season, but Colorado's captain has been the model of consistency. The Burnaby, B.C. native, making his 12th All-Star appearance, leads all Avalanche skaters in goals, assists and points.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>Year</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>41</TD><TD>18</TD><TD>27</TD><TD>45</TD><TD>28</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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FORWARD:
JONATHAN CHEECHOO
RW, SAN JOSE SHARKS
Cheechoo became a household name in the hockey world in 2005-06, leading the NHL in goals with 56 and capturing the Maurice 'Rocket' Richard Trophy. The 26-year-old is making his first-ever appearance in the All-Star Game.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>Year</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>36</TD><TD>13</TD><TD>14</TD><TD>27</TD><TD>37</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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DEFENCE:
* SCOTT NIEDERMAYER
D, ANAHEIM DUCKS
The Ducks knew exactly what they were getting when they signed Niedermayer in 2005 - a proven winner and a premier talent on the blueline. The former Norris winner and three-time Stanley Cup champion will miss making his fourth All-Star appearance due to an injury.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>Year</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>44</TD><TD>7</TD><TD>32</TD><TD>39</TD><TD>42</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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DEFENCE:
NICKLAS LIDSTROM
D, DETROIT RED WINGS
With Steve Yzerman retired, the veteran blueliner holds the mantle as the heart and soul of Hockeytown. He's arguably the best defenceman in the league, and his puckhandling and playmaking abilities outweigh anything you'll read in the stats pages. Lidstrom makes his ninth appearance at the All-Star Game.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>Year</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>42</TD><TD>9</TD><TD>24</TD><TD>33</TD><TD>30</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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GOAL:
ROBERTO LUONGO
G, VANCOUVER CANUCKS
The Canucks have been hot as of late, and much of it is attributed to their franchise player in net. Vancouver's offence has struggled at times this season, but as long as Luongo is in goal, the team always has a chance to win. Luongo will be making his second All-Star appearance in Dallas.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>Year</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>W</TH><TH>GAA</TH><TH>SV%</TH><TH>SO</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>41</TD><TD>24</TD><TD>2.44</TD><TD>.914</TD><TD>2</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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Western Conference Reserves
Goaltenders
<TABLE class=statfull><TBODY><TR><TH>Player </TH><TH>NHL Team </TH><TH>All-Star Appearance </TH></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Miikka Kiprusoff</TD><TD class=left>Calgary Flames</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Marty Turco</TD><TD class=left>Dallas Stars</TD><TD class=left>3rd</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Defence
<TABLE class=statfull><TBODY><TR><TH>Player </TH><TH>NHL Team </TH><TH>All-Star Appearance </TH></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Philippe Boucher</TD><TD class=left>Dallas Stars</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Dion Phaneuf</TD><TD class=left>Calgary Flames</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Kimmo Timonen</TD><TD class=left>Nashville Predators</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Lubomir Visnovsky</TD><TD class=left>Los Angeles Kings</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>** Ed Jovanovski</TD><TD class=left>Phoenix Coyotes</TD><TD class=left>4th</TD></TR><!--<tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr>--></TBODY></TABLE>
Forwards
<TABLE class=statfull><TBODY><TR><TH>Player </TH><TH>NHL Team </TH><TH>All-Star Appearance </TH></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Bill Guerin</TD><TD class=left>St. Louis Blues</TD><TD class=left>4th</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Martin Havlat</TD><TD class=left>Chicago Blackhawks</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Patrick Marleau</TD><TD class=left>San Jose Sharks</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Rick Nash</TD><TD class=left>Columbus Blue Jackets</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Yanic Perreault</TD><TD class=left>Phoenix Coyotes</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Brian Rolston</TD><TD class=left>Minnesota Wild</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Teemu Selanne</TD><TD class=left>Anaheim Ducks</TD><TD class=left>10th</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Ryan Smyth</TD><TD class=left>Edmonton Oilers</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>* Henrik Zetterberg</TD><TD class=left>Detroit Red Wings</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>** Andy McDonald</TD><TD class=left>Anaheim Ducks</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><!--<tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr><tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr>--></TBODY></TABLE>
Eastern Conference
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FORWARD:
SIDNEY CROSBY
C, PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
You'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn't think Sid the Kid is the best hockey player in the world right now. Through the first half of the 2006-07 season, the 19-year old leads the NHL in scoring and could do something even The Great One couldn't accomplish: win the Art Ross Trophy as a teenager.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>2006-07</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>37</TD><TD>20</TD><TD>44</TD><TD>64</TD><TD>34</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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ALEXANDER OVECHKIN
LW, WASHINGTON CAPITALS
The 2006 Calder Trophy winner may be fluent in English, but has no idea what the term 'sophomore jinx' means. Through January 8, the Russian phenom shared the league lead in goals and was third in the NHL scoring race. He'll be making his first All-Star appearance in Dallas, and it certainly won't be his last.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>2006-07</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>42</TD><TD>26</TD><TD>30</TD><TD>56</TD><TD>40</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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FORWARD:
DANIEL BRIERE
C, BUFFALO SABRES
Briere is a key component of a Sabres team that is not only the best in the Eastern Conference, but also the most exciting to watch. The 5'10 forward, going to his first All-Star Game, epitomizes the way the NHL game is played now - with plenty of speed, scoring and creativity.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>2006-07</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>42</TD><TD>16</TD><TD>33</TD><TD>49</TD><TD>46</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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DEFENCE:
BRIAN CAMPBELL
D, BUFFALO SABRES
The 27-year-old blueliner was a big part of Buffalo's success in 2005-06, leading all Sabres defenders in scoring in the regular season. He hasn't missed a beat this year, leading the team's defence corps with 26 points and plus-17.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>2006-07</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>42</TD><TD>5</TD><TD>21</TD><TD>26</TD><TD>22</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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DEFENCE:
SHELDON SOURAY
D, MONTREAL CANADIENS
The Habs have one of the NHL's best power plays this season, and look no further than Souray as one of the key components. He's on pace to set a new team record for power play goals by a defenceman, and is tied for fourth among NHL blueliners in scoring. The Elk Point, Alberta native will be making his second appearance at the All-Star Game.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>2006-07</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>G</TH><TH>A</TH><TH>P</TH><TH>PIM</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>41</TD><TD>14</TD><TD>21</TD><TD>35</TD><TD>56</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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GOAL:
RYAN MILLER
G, BUFFALO SABRES
To be a Stanley Cup contender, a team needs a top-flight goaltender. And the Buffalo Sabres have just that in Miller. He spent parts of four seasons perfecting his game in the American Hockey League, and it's paying off in dividends right now for the Sabres. Miller will be making his first-ever appearance at the All-Star Game.
<TABLE id=teamscore><TBODY><TR><TH>2006-07</TH><TH>GP</TH><TH>W</TH><TH>GAA</TH><TH>SV%</TH><TH>SO</TH></TR><TR><TD>Thru Jan. 8</TD><TD>31</TD><TD>21</TD><TD>2.67</TD><TD>.914</TD><TD>1</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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Eastern Conference Reserves
Goaltenders
<TABLE class=statfull><TBODY><TR><TH>Player </TH><TH>NHL Team </TH><TH>All-Star Appearance </TH></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Martin Brodeur</TD><TD class=left>New Jersey Devils</TD><TD class=left>9th</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Cristobal Huet</TD><TD class=left>Montreal Canadiens</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Defence
<TABLE class=statfull><TBODY><TR><TH>Player </TH><TH>NHL Team </TH><TH>All-Star Appearance </TH></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Jay Bouwmeester</TD><TD class=left>Florida Panthers</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Zdeno Chara</TD><TD class=left>Boston Bruins</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Tomas Kaberle</TD><TD class=left>Toronto Maple Leafs</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Brian Rafalski</TD><TD class=left>New Jersey Devils</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><!--<tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr><tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr>--></TBODY></TABLE>
Forwards
<TABLE class=statfull><TBODY><TR><TH>Player </TH><TH>NHL Team </TH><TH>All-Star Appearance </TH></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Jason Blake</TD><TD class=left>New York Islanders</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Simon Gagne</TD><TD class=left>Philadelphia Flyers</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Dany Heatley</TD><TD class=left>Ottawa Senators</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Marian Hossa</TD><TD class=left>Atlanta Thrashers</TD><TD class=left>3rd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Vincent Lecavalier</TD><TD class=left>Tampa Bay Lightning</TD><TD class=left>2nd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Martin St. Louis</TD><TD class=left>Tampa Bay Lightning</TD><TD class=left>3rd</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Brendan Shanahan</TD><TD class=left>New York Rangers</TD><TD class=left>8th</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Eric Staal</TD><TD class=left>Carolina Hurricanes</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><TR class=sone><TD class=left>Justin Williams</TD><TD class=left>Carolina Hurricanes</TD><TD class=left>1st</TD></TR><!--<tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr><tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr><tr class="sone"><td class="left">Rory Fitzpatrick</td><td class="left">Vancouver Canucks</td><td class="left">1st</td></tr>---></TBODY></TABLE>
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