The first-ever NHL/NHLPA 4 Nations Face-Off is a midseason exhibition tournament that replaces the NHL All-Star Game. It's also the first time that a generation of Canadian and American superstars get to battle for bragging rights and a championship. On Wednesday, those four nations revealed their rosters for the 4 Nations Face-Off, taking place from Feb. 12-20 in Montreal and Boston. Some of the names are very expected, and some of the selections are a bit surprising. Here's how the rosters grade out -- at each position group and overall -- and which NHL players might be feeling snubbed by their home nations after these roster reveals.