WHA All-Star Game

The World Hockey Association was a professional hockey league founded in 1973. The WHA ceased to exist after merging with the National Hockey League in 1979. In total, the league held seven all-star games, with four of the matchups involving the Western and Eastern Divisions. Two matched league All-Stars against world competition and one utilized the defending Avco Cup champion. All except the last edition was one game, as the league elected to use their All-Star team (composed of five of the six surviving teams) to play Moscow Dynamo for three games. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

List of games

Eastern Division (3 wins)	Western Division (1 win)	Canada (2 wins)	WHA All-Stars (1 win)

Year	Result	Host arena	Host city	Game MVP
1973	Eastern 6, Western 2	Colisée de Québec	Quebec	Wayne Carleton, Ottawa Nationals
1974	Eastern 8, Western 4	St. Paul Civic Center	St. Paul, Minnesota	Mike Walton, Minnesota Fighting Saints
1975	Western 6, Eastern 4	Edmonton Coliseum	Edmonton, Alberta	Rejean Houle, Quebec Nordiques
1976	Canada 6, United States 1	Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland, Ohio	Canada: Real Cloutier (Quebec) Paul Shmyr (Cleveland)
1977	Eastern 4, Western 2	Hartford Civic Center	Hartford, Connecticut	Western: Willy Lindstrom, Winnipeg Jets Eastern: Jean-Louis Levasseur
1978	Quebec Nordiques 5, WHA All-Stars 4	Colisée de Québec	Quebec	WHA: Mark Howe , New England Whalers Quebec: Marc Tardif
1979	WHA All-Stars 4 Moscow Dynamo 2 WHA All-Stars 4, Moscow Dynamo 2 WHA All-Stars 4, Moscow Dynamo 3	Edmonton Coliseum	Edmonton, Canada	No MVP

References

1. https://www.hockey-reference.com/playoffs/1973-cleveland-crusaders-vs-philadelphia-blazers-east-division-semi-finals.html
2. Surgent, Scott (1990). The Complete World Hockey Association 11th Edition. Surgent. p. 74. ISBN   978-1727753424.
3. https://www.surgent.net/wha/year/197273/playoffs.html