The NHL's best - and John Scott - are in Nashville this weekend to put their talents on display. The All-Star Skills Competition took place Saturday night, and theScore has you covered, from the red carpet to the final event.
Post-Competition Reaction
- John Scott: 'I was shaking' before Hardest Shot Competition
- Subban shines at Skills Competition, says it was 'a huge honor' to be Jagr
- All-Stars on ice: The best photos from the Skills Competition
- Komarov makes amends with Letang at All-Star Weekend
Shootout
The Eastern Conference was up 12-8 heading into the sixth and final challenge: the shootout. And the East absolutely dominated, scoring 20 goals to the West's four. Roberto Luongo was perfect in goal, and the East won the Skills Competition 29-12.
Hardest Shot
Shea Weber is your back-to-back champion. He blew away the field in front of his home crowd in Nashville, his hardest shot coming in at 108.1 miles per hour.
- VIDEO: Fans, players salute John Scott ahead of Hardest Shot Competition
- VIDEO: Ekblad wears Spacey in Space sweater at Skills Competition
Skills Challenge
The Western Conference took the Skills Challenge title.
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Accuracy Competition
New York Islanders captain John Tavares put on a snipe show to take the title of the league's most accurate shooter.
Breakaway Challenge
Montreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban entertained the hockey world Saturday with a tribute to Jaromir Jagr in the Breakaway Challenge, putting on a Florida Panthers jersey, a mullet, and an old JOFA helmet. Yeah, of course he won it.
- VIDEO: Brent Burns dons Chewbacca mask, scores in Breakaway Challenge
- VIDEO: Lil Burns dominates the Breakaway Challenge
Fastest Skater
Dylan Larkin can fly. The Detroit Red Wings rookie made history in the fastest skater challenge, winning the competition and breaking Mike Gartner's 1996 record, skating a full lap in only 13.172 seconds.
