Vote: Which Bruins Player Is the Biggest All-Star Snub?

Despite being first in the Northeast Division and second in the Eastern Conference, the Bruins won't be well-represented at the All-Star Game during the last weekend of January.

Only Zdeno Chara and Tim Thomas will be heading to Carolina for the midseason festivities, with Tyler Seguin going along to participate in the SuperSkills competition. That leaves a handful of worthy B's to stick behind in Boston for the weekend.

Chara, thanks to his booming slap shot and shutdown defense, has been an All-Star staple and will be making his fifth appearance. Thomas, a Vezina Trophy front-runner once again this season, will be partaking in his third All-Star Game. Seguin, the No. 2 overall pick last year, will be joining his fellow first-year studs as one of the 12 rookie participants in the SuperSkills competition.

Below is a quartet of B's who could be considered snubs in this year's event, but which one is most deserving of an All-Star invite?

Patrice Bergeron — 15 goals, 21 assists, 36 points, plus-18

David Krejci — 7 goals, 23 assists, 30 points, plus-10 (39 games)

Milan Lucic — 17 goals 13 assists, 30 points, plus-11

Mark Recchi — 9 goals, 20 assists, 29 points, plus-11

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