Once a final pair of matchups conclude on Wednesday night, the NHL dives into four days of festivities surrounding the 2020 All-Star game in St. Louis. New for this year: a 20-minute, three-on-three match between U.S. and Canada’s women’s national team players and a Topgolf-esque skills competition where players will be shooting pucks from a platform above the stands, over fans and at on-ice targets. Then, the All-Star game itself on Saturday, Jan. 25 followed by reality in the week after. Heading into the break, here’s how we see teams around the league stacking up:
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