One of the issues with having an All-Star Game on the West Coast is funky start times. What’s normal for them (5:00, apparently?) isn’t normal for the rest of the nation. Round one is set to begin between the Central and Pacific Divisions at 7:15, which judging by the start for the Skills Competition last night is more or less a tentative start time. Round two between the Atlantic and Metro will start at 8:15. Each round is only 20 minutes long, so brace yourselves for intermission features galore. Hopefully everything will be over and done with by the time Saturday Night Live starts, or we’ll be finishing the game over on NBCSN.
2019 NHL All-Star Game: Ryan O’Reilly set to represent the Blues
