Host Senators well represented at All-Star game Thu Jan 12, 2012 2:50pm EST (Reuters) - The host Ottawa Senators will have the largest representation at this month's National Hockey League (NHL) All-Star game in the Canadian capital with five players, according to the final roster released on Thursday. All 30 NHL teams will be represented at the January 29 game boasting the game's top players but it is the Senators, who had four players previously voted in by fans and one added Thursday by the league, who will be trying to steal the spotlight. Ottawa forwards Jason Spezza, Daniel Alfredsson and Milan Michalek, and defenseman Erik Karlsson, were voted in while forward Colin Greening was added to the rookie pool. The Vancouver Canucks, one season removed from their loss in the Stanley Cup final, will have four players at the game led by twin brothers Henrik and Daniel Sedin. The Eastern Conference-leading New York Rangers had three players selected to the game as Swedish goalie Henrik Lundqvist, forward Marion Gaborik and defenseman Dan Girardi got the call. The defending Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins had forward Tyler Seguin and defenseman Zdeno Chara selected to the game while teammate Tim Thomas, the reigning Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL's top goalie, was voted in. The players added to the roster on Thursday join the six voted in previously by the fans: Dion Phaneuf of the Toronto Maple Leafs; Thomas; Karlsson and the three Ottawa forwards. Corey Perry (Anaheim), Tyler Seguin (Boston), Jason Pominville (Buffalo), Jarome Iginla (Calgary), Marian Hossa (Chicago), Patrick Kane (Chicago), Jonathan Toews (Chicago), Jamie Benn (Dallas), Pavel Datsyuk (Detroit), Mikko Koivu (Minnesota), John Tavares (New York Islanders), Marian Gaborik (New York Rangers), Claude Giroux (Philadelphia), Evgeni Malkin (Pittsburgh) Logan Couture (San Jose), Steven Stamkos (Tampa Bay), Phil Kessel (Toronto), Joffrey Lupul (Toronto), Daniel Sedin (Vancouver), Henrik Sedin (Vancouver), Alex Ovechkin (Washington) Zdeno Chara (Boston), Brian Campbell (Florida) Ryan Suter, (Nashville), Shea Weber (Nashville), Dan Girardi (New York Rangers), Kimmo Timonen (Philadelphia), Keith Yandle (Phoenix), Alex Edler (Vancouver), Dennis Wideman (Washington), Dustin Byfuglien (Winnipeg) Jimmy Howard (Detroit), Jonathan Quick (Los Angeles), Carey Price (Montreal), Henrik Lundqvist (New York Rangers), Brian Elliott (St. Louis) Luke Adam (Buffalo), Justin Faulk (Carolina), Gabriel Landeskog (Colorado), Ryan Johansen (Columbus), Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (Edmonton), Craig Smith (Nashville), Adam Henrique (New Jersey), Adam Larsson (New Jersey), Colin Greening (Ottawa), Sean Couturier (Philadelphia), Matt Read (Philadelphia), Cody Hodgson (Vancouver) Reporting by Frank Pingue in Toronto; Editing by Julian Linden