22nd National Hockey League All-Star Game

The 22nd National Hockey League All-Star Game was held on January 21, 1969 in the Montreal Forum in Montreal, Quebec, the home of the Montreal Canadiens.
The East Division All-Stars tied the West Division All-Stars 3-3. Frank Mahovlich of the East Division scored two goals and won the Most Valuable Player Award.
==Team Lineups==
Al Arbour made his debut in the All-Star Game at age 36, the eldest to debut in the Game to that date. Toe Blake, who had retired after the Canadiens' championship, came out of retirement to coach the East Division. Bobby Orr wore jersey #2 as the more senior Jean Béliveau wore jersey #4. Bobby Hull wore a helmet in this game.
===East Division All-Stars===
* Coach: Toe Blake (Montreal Canadiens)
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# 	Nat. 	Player 	Pos. 	Team
Goaltenders	Goaltenders	Goaltenders 	Goaltenders 	Goaltenders
1 	 	Ed Giacomin 	Ed Giacomin 	New York Rangers
30 	 	Gerry Cheevers 	Gerry Cheevers	Boston Bruins
Defencemen 	Defencemen 	Defencemen 	Defencemen 	Defencemen
2 	 	Bobby Orr 	Bobby Orr 	Boston Bruins
3 	 	J. C. Tremblay 	J. C. Tremblay	Montreal Canadiens
5 	 	Ted Harris 	Ted Harris 	Montreal Canadiens
6 	 	Ted Green 	Ted Green 	Boston Bruins
7 	 	Tim Horton 	Tim Horton 	Toronto Maple Leafs
12 	 	Pat Stapleton 	Pat Stapleton 	Chicago Black Hawks
Forwards 	Forwards 	Forwards 	Forwards 	Forwards
4 	 	Jean Beliveau 	C 	Montreal Canadiens
8 	 	Bob Nevin 	RW 	New York Rangers
9 	 	Gordie Howe 	RW 	Detroit Red Wings
10 	 	Dennis Hull 	LW 	Chicago Black Hawks
12 	 	Phil Esposito 	C 	Boston Bruins
14 	 	Norm Ullman 	C 	Toronto Maple Leafs
15 	 	Bobby Rousseau 	RW 	Montreal Canadiens
16 	 	Bobby Hull 	LW 	Chicago Black Hawks
17 	 	Rod Gilbert 	RW 	New York Rangers
21 	 	Stan Mikita 	C 	Chicago Black Hawks
27 	 	Frank Mahovlich	LW 	Detroit Red Wings
==Gallery==
1969_All-Star_game.jpg|Glenn Hall stops Bobby Rousseau while #16 Bobby Hull (wearing a helmet) circles the net during the 22nd NHL All-Star game, January 21, 1969.
1969NHLEastAS.jpg|East Division All-Stars
1969NHLWestAS.jpg|West Division All-Stars
==Video==
The last three goals of the game are shown.
1969 NHL All-Star Game
==References==
Category:1969 in hockey
Category:NHL All-Star Games