The Senators' Erik Karlsson (center) warms up with other All-Star players as they get ready for the Skills Competition in Ottawa.

Daniel Alfredsson, the obvious captain of Team Alfredsson, prepares his stick for the Skills Competition.

The Rangers' Carl Hagelin won the fastest skater event, but it looked like he had jumped the gun in his first race to advance to the final.

The Kings' Jonathan Quick had the faster feet when skating against the Red Wings' Jimmy Howard in the goalie portion of the fastest skater event.

The Rangers' Carl Hagelin (left) edges the Senators' Colin Greening to advance in the faster skater event, which he eventually won.

Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks played the part of Clark Kent and won the breakaway challenge.

Canadiens goalie Carey Price tricked the Flyers' Sean Couturier when he turned around and used the reflection of the glass to stop a shot in the breakaway challenge.

The Ducks' Corey Perry whipped out a miniature stick and scored on this try in the breakaway challenge. Last year's Hart winner's act was stellar, but not enough to pass Patrick Kane on the fan's vote.

Jamie Benn of the Dallas Stars won the shooting accuracy event.

The Bruins' Zdeno Chara wowed the crowd by breaking his old record with a slap shot of 108 mph in the hardest shot event.

Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos made it look easy on this goal against Boston goalie Tim Thomas in the elimination shootout.

One of the best saves of the night in the elimination shootout came when the Maple Leafs' Joffrey Lupul thought he had LA goalie Jonathan Quick beat, but Quick made a shocking stop with is arm on the goal line.

The All-Stars thank the crowd in Ottawa after Team Alfredsson beat Team Chara 21-12.