2014 Kontinental Hockey League All-Star Game

In November 29, 2013, was the final day of the fans’ vote to select the starting line-ups for the Eastern and Western Conference teams. The best five's selected as the first lines and goalies.[3] In December 10, accredited journalists selected 2nd lines and goalies.[4] In December 12, 2013, the league selected the coaches for teams East and West. The brigade of bosses in charge of Team West were Oleg Znarok, Jukka Jalonen and Fedor Kanareikin. Mike Keenan, Valery Belov and Dmitri Kvartalnov selected to head the Team East.[5] Following the fans’ vote to select the starting line-ups and the journalists’ ballot to choose the second lines and goalies, the Kontinental Hockey League has added the remaining players to complete the rosters for teams East and West.[6] In December 27, 2013, In response to the wishes of many fans and the sound arguments put forward by professional hockey journalists, the Kontinental Hockey League has agreed to add four attackers to the rosters. Team West’s offense will be strengthened by the arrival of Jakub Klepiš of Lev Prague and Geoff Platt of Dinamo Minsk, while Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod’s Denis Parshin and Traktor Chelyabinsk’s Evgeny Kuznetsov have been chosen to reinforce Team East.[7]

Team West Nat. Player Team Pos. Num. Jaroslav Janus Slovan Bratislava G 32 Sandis Ozoliņš Dinamo Riga D 8 Deron Quint Spartak Moscow D 2 Ilya Kovalchuk (C) SKA Saint Petersburg LW 17 Alexander Radulov CSKA Moscow RW 47 Jonathan Cheechoo Medveščak Zagreb RW 18 Ivan Lisutin Vityaz Podolsk G 48 Kurtis Foster Medveščak Zagreb D 55 Maxim Chudinov SKA Saint Petersburg D 73 Nikolai Prokhorkin CSKA Moscow LW 74 Viktor Tikhonov SKA Saint Petersburg RW 10 Leo Komarov Dynamo Moscow RW 87 Bogdan Kiselevich Severstal Cherepovets D 55 Ilya Gorokhov Lokomotiv Yaroslavl D 77 Denis Denisov CSKA Moscow D 6 Milan Bartovič Slovan Bratislava LW 61 Miroslav Šatan Slovan Bratislava RW 18 Marcel Hossa Dinamo Riga LW 81 Maxim Afinogenov Vityaz Podolsk RW 61 Geoff Platt Dinamo Minsk C 16 Jakub Klepiš Lev Prague C 21 Co-Head Coaches: Oleg Znarok, Jukka Jalonen, Fedor Kanareikin –

Team East Nat. Player Team Pos. Num. Mikko Koskinen Sibir Novosibirsk G 19 Kirill Koltsov Salavat Yulaev Ufa D 4 Shaun Heshka Ak Bars Kazan D 26 Sergei Mozyakin (C) Metallurg Magnitogorsk LW 10 Danis Zaripov Metallurg Magnitogorsk LW 25 Brandon Bochenski Barys Astana RW 27 Konstantin Barulin Ak Bars Kazan G 30 Chris Lee Metallurg Magnitogorsk D 4 Juuso Hietanen Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod D 11 Fyodor Malykhin Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg C 98 Enver Lisin Admiral Vladivostok RW 7 Jori Lehterä Sibir Novosibirsk C 12 Evgeny Medvedev Ak Bars Kazan D 82 Andrei Zubarev Salavat Yulaev Ufa D 3 Denis Kulyash Avangard Omsk D 28 Alexander Popov Avangard Omsk LW 24 Egor Milovzorov Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk RW 70 Jakub Petružálek Amur Khabarovsk C 88 Talgat Zhailauov Barys Astana C 8 Denis Parshin Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod LW 16 Jan Kovář Metallurg Magnitogorsk LW 43 Co-Head Coaches: Mike Keenan, Dmitri Kvartalnov, Valery Belov –

Source: Official website.[8]

Withdrawn

Prior to the draft several players withdrew due to injury:

Nat.	Name	Team	Pos.	Reason and replacement
	Evgeny Kuznetsov	Traktor Chelyabinsk	RW	Injury, replaced by Jan Kovář[9]
	Alexander Eremenko	Dynamo Moscow	G	Injury, replaced by Petri Vehanen[10]
	Petri Vehanen	Lev Prague	G	Injury, replaced by Jaroslav Janus[11]