The captains were announced earlier in the week, and now the rosters are starting to take shape for All-Star weekend.
Joining Captain John Scott on the Pacific All-Star team will be Kings representatives Drew Doughty, Jonathan Quick, and Coach Darryl Sutter.
Also joining the Pacific Division roster:
F John Scott (ARI) F Daniel Sedin (VAN) F Joe Pavelski (SJS) F Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) F Taylor Hall (EDM) F Corey Perry (ANA)
D Brent Burns (SJS) D Mark Giordano (CGY)
G John Gibson (ANA)
the full rosters for the three other divisions can be found right here at NHL.com
For Jonathan Quick, it will be his second all-star selection. He currently .923 save percentage, which is inside the top 10 in the NHL amongst goaltenders. He has been on a hot run lately and helped lead the Kings to a sizeable Pacific division lead. He is having his best statistical season since 2011-12 when he was a finalist for the Vezina and finished 5th in Hart voting.
For Drew Doughty it will be his third all-star selection and second all-star game, the other coming last season. Doughty's point per game pace is at the highest it has been since 2009-10, and he is playing a massive 28:45 a night for the Kings.
Darryl Sutter will return as bench boss for an all-star team for the second straight year. One can only hope he again brings along his son, Chris Sutter. Chris was a master motivator for, Ovechkin, Kane, Vrbata, and all of Team Foligno last season.
The NHL All-star game will be held Jan. 30-31 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
Congrats to the Kings representatives of Doughty, Quick, and Sutter.
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