NHL All-Star Game: Every goal scored on Saturday

Fanfare and festivities were out Saturday afternoon and evening for the NHL All-Star Game. Throughout the three games, 38 goals were scored by players from across the league. Dylan Larkin led the league with five goals. Matthew Tkachuk dazzled the home crowd with four goals en route to winning the game MVP and a car from Honda. Here’s every goal that was scored in all three games in this year’s NHL All-Star Game.

NHL All Star Game: Every goal scored

Game 1: NHL Pacific Division vs NHL Central Division

1st Period

3:15- Nathan MacKinnon etches the first goal of the NHL All-Star game, sniping a shot past Vegas goalie Logan Thompson. 1-0 Central.

3:48- Pacific tie it up right back with a tic tac toe pass back and forth between Erik Karlsson and Connor McDavid. McDavid makes it 1-1 with a shot by Connor Hellebuyck.

5:49- Excellent backhand shot from right in front of Helleybuyck puts the Pacific up by a score. Goal was taken off due to Kevin Fiala being offside. Stays 1-1.

6:52- Seth Jones tallies a goal for the central division off of a two on none. Shot past Thompson put's the Central division up 2-1.

7:55- Former Canuck teammates Bo Horvat and Elias Pettersson team up to tie up the tally late in the period.

8:39- Central responds with a deflected Mikko Rantanen shot by Cale Makar that ends up behind Logan Thompson. 3-2 Central

2nd Period

:18- Central extends their lead with a backhand shot from Clayton Keller past the outstretched glove of the Oilers Stuart Skinner. 4-2 Central.

5:32- Vladimir Tarasenko puts the Central division up by three with an impressive backhanded dish from Clayton Keller that led Tarasanko to slam it home on Skinner. 5-2 Central.

6:22- Elias Pettersson scores his second (and a half) goals on the day with a snipe top shelf on Juuse Saros to cut the Central lead to 5-3.

7:27- Pacific’s comeback continues with Erik Karlsson throwing the puck up top past Juuse Saros. 5-4 central lead.

8:07- Central back to a two goal lead. Seth Jones throws the puck cross crease to an open Clayton Keller who puts the puck away behind Stuart Skinner. Central 6-4.

Game 1 Final: The Central Division advances to the championship with a score of 6-4.

Game 2: NHL Metropolitan Division vs NHL Atlantic Division

First Period

:36- Matthew Tkachuk electrifies the hometown crowd by sniping the puck past Shesterkin on a breakaway, 1-0 Atlantic

4:12- Dylan Larkin extends the lead for the Atlantic with a point blank shot from the goal line that deflects off of the back of Shesterkin. 2-0 Atlantic

5:20- Metro gets on the board by Artemi Panerin and Johnny Gaudreau giving the Atlantic the run around. 2-1 Atlantic still leads.

5:40- Johnny Gaudreau captures another goal in 20 seconds with the puck just escaping the goalie’s glove off of a point blank shot. Tied 2-2.

6:19- Crosby and Ovechkin team up for an all-timer as two legends go tic tac toe before Sid the Kid lays it in. Metro takes the lead 3-2.

6:59- The Tkachuk brothers combine again, this time brother Brady ties the game for the Atlantic at 3-3

7:55- Nick Suzuki fires the puck at an open net with Shesterkin pulled out of the net and his vision occluded. Atlantic takes the lead right back at 4-3.

2nd Period

:25- Johnny Gaudreau nets a hat trick. On a one on one, Gaudreau fires the puck past Vasilevskiy's right shoulder. 4-4 tie.

1:58- Ovechkin and Crosby team up again, another assist for the Great 8 as Ovechkin feeds Crosby on Vasilievskiy’s doorstep. The Metro goes ahead 5-4.

2:21- Ovechkin notches his first goal of the competition. Metro goes up 6-4.

3:49- Atlantic cuts the lead to a goal with another team up by the Tkachuk brothers. 6-5 Metro lead

4:31- Kucherov scores for the Atlantic conference to tie up the tally at 6-6.

5:51- Nick Suzuki scores for the Atlantic to retake the lead. Suzuki pushed the puck past Sorokin to put the score at 7-6

6:49- Matthew Tkachuk nets a hat trick in front of the home town fans for the Atlantic conference with a half clapper on a breakaway past Sorokin. 8-6

9:01- Dylan Larkin puts one in the empty net to clinch the Atlantic win, 9-6

9:48- David Pastrnak puts one in on a breakaway despite Alex Ovechkin’s best efforts. 10-6

Game 2 Final: Atlantic takes the win over the Metro conference by a score of 10-6.

Game 3: NHL Atlantic Division vs NHL Central Division

1st Period

:37- Matthew Tkachuk gets his fourth goal of the night to start off the night’s championship, 1-0 Atlantic leads early.

4:05: Nikita Kucherov plays give and go with Mitch Marner and chips the puck up and over Juuse Saros to give the Atlantic a 2-0 lead.

9:18- Dylan Larkin goes backhand to forehand around Josh Morissey and Juuse Saros can’t catch up to the speedy Red WIng as the Atlantic division goes up 3-0.

2nd Period

2:03- Dylan Larkin notches his second goal in the NHL All-Star Final and his fourth of the day by getting a quick shot by Connor Hellebuyck. Atlantic leads 4-0.

4;09- The Central gets on the board as Mikko Rantanen feeds the puck past the Atlantic netminder who was out of position due to a sharp pass from Nathan MacKinnon. The Atlantic lead moves to three at 4-1.

7:14- David Pastrnak extends the lead for the Atlantic team, with a pinpoint wrist shot on a breakaway past Connor Hellebuyck. 5-1 Atlantic.

8:47- Jason Robertson adds the second goal of the game for the Central off a one timer to add too little too late at 5-2.

8:54- Dylan Larkin immediately responds for his fifth goal of the game off of the faceoff. 6-2

9:08- Clayton Keller adds another to his total on the day, with a deke that puts Andrei Vasilevskiy out of position. 6-3

9:25- Rasmus Dahlin scores from point blank to make the score 7-3.

9:40- Nathan MacKinnon cuts the lead back down to three, firing a shot to the right of Vasilevskiy.

9:53- Cale Makar follows up his fellow Avalanche teammate, cutting the lead to two at 7-5.

Final Score: Atlantic win the NHL All-Star Game Final over the Central Division by a score of 7-5.