ALL-STAR: All content from the 2020 NHL All-Star Weekend

ST. LOUIS, MO - EdmontonOilers.com and OilersTV are on-site at the 2020 NHL All-Star Weekend in St. Louis, where Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl will represent the Oilers and compete for the Pacific Division.
Check back regularly throughout for content from this weekend's festivities including Thursday's Media Day, Friday's Skills Competition and the 2020 NHL All-Star Game on Saturday at the Enterprise Center.

ALL-STAR GAME
Team Pacific is back on top, earning its third All-Star Game crown as
Leon Draisaitl
posted four goals and two assists and
Connor McDavid
had five helpers across the semifinal and final of the 3-on-3 tournament.

Get all news, videos from the 2020 All-Star Game below:
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SKILLS COMPETITION
Connor McDavid had his three-year reign as the NHL's Fastest Skater snapped by Mathew Barzal with a time of 13.175 seconds after touting the Islanders forward in his media availability prior to the All-Star Skills Competition.
Barzal clocked in 0.40 seconds faster than the Oilers captain, who was the final skater of the event and registered a time of 13.215 seconds. Despite his defeat, McDavid registered the fastest time he's ever registered at the event.
"I still think he's the fastest skater in the league," Barzal said post-event. "I think I caught him at a good time."
Leon Draisaitl finished runner-up in the Accuracy Shooting competition to Carolina Hurricanes defenceman Jaccob Slavin after holding the lead until the second-last shooter with a time of 10.267 seconds.
Sarah Nurse, cousin to Oilers defenceman Darnell Nurse, and the Canadian All-Stars defeated the American All-Stars 2-1 in the Elite Women's 3-on-3 presented by adidas™.

FASTEST SKATER
Chris Kreider - 13.504 seconds
Nathan MacKinnon - 13.895 seconds
Quinn Hughes - 14.263 seconds
Anthony Duclair - 14.005 seconds
Travis Konecny - 14.113 seconds
Jack Eichel - 13.540 seconds
Mathew Barzal - 13.175 seconds
Connor McDavid - 13.215 seconds
ACCURACY SHOOTING
Mark Sheifele - 15.16 seconds
Tyler Bertuzzi - 13.868 seconds
Nico Hischier - 19.550 seconds
Tomas Hertl - 17.161 seconds
Leon Draisaitl - 10.267 seconds
Jonathan Huberdeau - 13.704 seconds
Jaccob Slavin - 9.505 seconds
Alex Pietrangelo - 13.763 seconds

See news, videos and more from the skills showcase below.
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ALL-STAR MEDIA DAY
Thursday saw all-star players and coaches appear before the media at the Stifel Theatre in St. Louis, where Columbus defenceman Seth Jones spoke of his hopes to pinch a few more pennies from his brother Caleb after his two-year extension with the Oilers, while Vegas forward Max Pacioretty outlined his excitement for sharing a dressing room with Connor McDavid.
McDavid and fellow all-star teammate Leon Draisaitl were unable to attend the media event due to travel delays. The Oilers duo did receive their Skills Competition assignments, however, and will be full participants in Friday and Saturday's NHL All-Star festivities.
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- ALL-STAR: McDavid, Draisaitl garner praise from Pacific Division peers - ALL-STAR: Oilers all-stars receive Skills Comp assignments - ALL-STAR: Seth Jones 'ecstatic' over brother Caleb's success - IN DEPTH: '85 All-Stars