Connor Hellebuyck, Kucherov Headline 2025 NHL All-Star Teams, Full Voting Results

The first and second NHL All-Star teams were announced Thursday.

The first team features Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck, who won the league's Hart Trophy (NHL MVP). Hellebuyck led the NHL in victories (47), GAA (2.00) and shutouts (eight). He also finished with a career-high .925 save percentage.

Tampa Bay Lightning right wing Nikita Kucherov also appeared on the first team. He was selected as the winner of the Ted Lindsay Award, which the NHLPA gives to the most outstanding player.

Here's a look at all 12 players on the first and second teams.

First Team

Winnipeg Jets LW Kyle Connor

Colorado Avalanche C Nathan MacKinnon

Tampa Bay Lightning RW Nikita Kucherov

Colorado Avalanche D Cale Makar

Columbus Blue Jackets D Zach Werenski

Winnipeg Jets G Connor Hellebuyck

Second Team

Tampa Bay Lightning LW Brandon Hagel

Edmonton Oilers C Leon Draisaitl

Boston Bruins RW David Pastrnak

Tampa Bay Lightning D Victor Hedman

Vancouver Canucks D Quinn Hughes

Tampa Bay Lightning G Andrei Vasilevskiy

The Professional Hockey Writers Association voted on the NHL All-Star Team members. Here's a look at the full results.

The NHL also named its All-Rookie Team, which features Anaheim Ducks left wing Cutter Gauthier, San Jose Sharks center Macklin Celebrini, Philadelphia Flyers right wing Matvei Michkov, Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson, Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Denton Mateychuk and Calgary Flames goalie Dustin Wolf.

As for the NHL All-Star Teams, Makar received the most first-place votes with 189 out of a possible 190. He has now made three First Teams in his career. Kucherov and Hellebuyck each had 187 first-place votes apiece.

The biggest debate this year was at center. MacKinnon won with 731 points over Draisaitl, who had 713 points. However, Draisaitl actually had more first-place votes (102) to MacKinnon's 85. The difference was in the second-place votes making up the difference and then some, with MacKinnon getting 101 to Draisaitl's 63.

Players were given five points for a first-place vote, three points for second and one point for third.

Ultimately, the Lightning were the most-represented roster this year with four players. Colorado and Winnipeg had two apiece.