33rd National Hockey League All-Star Game

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33rd NHL All-Star Game
NHL ASG 1981 LA.jpg
123Total
Campbell2114
Wales0011
DateFebruary 10, 1981
Arena The Forum
City Inglewood
MVP Mike Liut (St. Louis)
Attendance15,761
  1980 1982  

The 33rd National Hockey League All-Star Game was held in The Forum in Inglewood, home to the Los Angeles Kings, on February 10, 1981.

Contents

Game summary

Campbell ConferenceWales Conference
Final score41
Head Coach Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Pat Quinn (Philadelphia Flyers) Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Scotty Bowman (Buffalo Sabres)
LineupStarting Lineup:

Reserves:

Starting Lineup:

Reserves:

Scoring Summary
  • Nilsson (Barber, Holmgren) 0:45 1st
  • Barber (Johnstone) 8:06 1st (Shorthanded)
  • Babych (Johnstone, Federko) 16:12 2nd
  • Wilson (Bossy, Gretzky) 10:18 3rd
  • Ogrodnick (Howe, Kehoe) 5:13 3rd
Penalties
  • Bourne 7:47 1st
Shots9-8-8 (25)18-13-12 (43)
Win/Loss Mike Liut Don Beaupre

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