Selecting The All Star NHL Final Lineup For The 2021-22 Season

Connor McDavid #97, Edmonton Oilers, NHL All Star (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Connor McDavid #97, Edmonton Oilers, NHL All Star (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) /
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Connor McDavid #97, Edmonton Oilers, NHL All Star
Connor McDavid #97, Edmonton Oilers, NHL All Star (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) /

This season was a fun one for the NHL. The Florida Panthers dominated the league and captured the Presidents’ Trophy. Vegas fell out of the playoff picture after being in it every year since joining the league, and the NHL welcomed a new team, the Seattle Kraken, to the fold.

This season also saw Alex Ovechkin continue his scoring tear and Auston Matthews reach new heights with his offensive production. This was a great regular season, and coming up with an all-star lineup was not the easiest.

This season saw eight different players score over 100 points, and many other players have career years. It is hard not to mention the great showings from players like Troy Terry and Chris Kreider this season and guys like Joe Pavelski, who continue to play great despite their age.

Not everyone who should be on this list will be on this list. Unfortunately, we can only make a starting lineup right now. Maybe sometime this summer, we can talk about an all-star team of the season, but for now, we are just looking at that starting group.

Everyone one of the players on this list made it to the playoffs, and they were a big reason for their team getting there. So without further ado, let’s jump in with our left-wing on the all-star team!