The biggest snub from the All-Star game was definitely William Hartmann. While you can point and look at his measly 11 goals in the first 47 games of the season and immediately conclude that this was someone who should not be anywhere near the league's elite, you also have to look at that sweet sweet PDO of an appalling 94 to get the full story. When you adjust Hartmann's stats to the mean, what you get is an All-Star. Hartmann eventually got good near the end of the season finishing with a respectable 19 goals and 51 points, so his ability to create offense was on full display down the stretch run. As another player, Jon Forty-One was also snubbed. One of the best playmakers in the league who was near the top of the league in assists at voting time, and yet he still didn't get in. Hartmann not getting into the All-Star Game is a sign of the sportswriters not looking past the simple goal-assist numbers and putting them into their proper context.