On Wednesday, Steven Stamkos and Nikita Kucherov were selected to represent the Tampa Bay Lightning at the 2019 NHL All-Star Game at San Jose's SAP Center on January 26. Stamkos earned his sixth selection to pull into a tie with Martin St. Louis for most in franchise history. Kucherov was selected for the third-consecutive season.
For the fifth-straight year, the Lightning will have at least two players at the All-Star Game.
But should they have had more?
Burns: Why Brayden Point should play in the All-Star Game
Bryan Burns makes the case for Brayden Point to win the Last Man In vote and join the Atlantic Division roster at this year's All-Star Game in San Jose
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