The biggest All-Star snub was definitely Slap McShotty. All-Star material is not limited to scoresheet performance, and some consideration should even come from off-ice professionalism. Some of Slap's many qualities and achievements deserving of an All-Star spot are:

- very few fights in the last many seasons (he's great at not getting caught),
- audible insults per 60 minutes is incredibly low due to Slap's ventriloquism skills in throwing his voice to someone else,
- frequent volunteering in drug-riddled neighborhoods,
- he entertains quite a large variety of local characters for a few minutes each in nearby alleys,
- 0 homicide convictions (again, very good at not getting caught),
- he's a part time astronomer cataloguing the location of all stars (wink wink), and finally
- he's skilled at digging up dirt and blackmailing the All-Star committee members into voting for him.

Honestly it's strange he hasn't gotten a recommendation the last few seasons considering Slap's numerous qualities and connections.