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The MAURICE RICHARD TROPHY is an annual award to the player who leads the league in scoring goals at the end of the regular season. Maurice Richard, played for the Montreal Canadiens and have been the first player too beat a lot of old record, presented the trophy to the National Hockey League in 1999.This trophy was the first trophy decern to a player still in live but the Maurice Richard his dead in 2000.
MAURICE RICHARD WINNERS 1999 -- Teemu Selanne, Anaheim 2000 -- Pavel Bure, Florida
The ART ROSS TROPHY is an annual award to the player who leads the league in scoring points at the end of the regular season. Arthur Howie Ross, former manager-coach of the Boston Bruins, presented the trophy to the National Hockey League in 1947.
If two players finish the season with the same number of points, the trophy is awarded in the following manner:
- Player with most goals
- Player with fewer games played
- Player scoring first goal of the season
ART ROSS WINNERS 1918 -- Joe Malone, Montreal 1919 -- Newsy Lalonde, Montreal 1920 -- Joe Malone, Quebec 1921 -- Newsy Lalonde, Montreal 1922 -- Punch Broadbent, Ottawa Senators 1923 -- Babe Dye, Toronto 1924 -- Cy Denneny, Ottawa Senators 1925 -- Babe Dye, Toronto 1926 -- Nels Stewart, Montreal Maroons 1927 -- Bill Cook, N.Y. Rangers 1928 -- Howie Morenz, Montreal 1929 -- Ace Bailey, Toronto 1930 -- Cooney Weiland, Boston 1931 -- Howie Morenz, Montreal 1932 -- Harvey Jackson, Toronto 1933 -- Bill Cook, N.Y. Rangers 1934 -- Charlie Conacher, Toronto 1935 -- Charlie Conacher, Toronto 1936 -- Dave Schriner, N.Y. Americans 1937 -- Dave Schriner, N.Y. Americans 1938 -- Gordie Drillon, Toronto 1939 -- Toe Blake, Montreal 1940 -- Milt Schmidt, Boston 1941 -- Bill Cowley, Boston 1942 -- Bryan Hextall, N.Y. Rangers 1943 -- Boug Bentley, Chicago 1944 -- Herbie Cain, Boston 1945 -- Elmer Lach, Montreal 1946 -- Max Bentley, Chicago 1947 -- Max Bentley, Chicago 1948 -- Elmer Lach, Montreal 1949 -- Roy Conacher, Chicago 1950 -- Ted Lindsay, Detroit 1951 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1952 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1953 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1954 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1955 -- Bernie Geoffrion, Montreal 1956 -- Jean Bliveau, Montreal 1957 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1958 -- Dickie Moore, Montreal 1959 -- Dickie Moore, Montreal 1960 -- Bobby Hull, Chicago 1961 -- Bernie Geoffrion, Montreal 1962 -- Bobby Hull, Chicago 1963 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1964 -- Stan Mikita, Chicago 1965 -- Stan Mikita, Chicago 1966 -- Bobby Hull, Chicago 1967 -- Stan Mikita, Chicago 1968 -- Stan Mikita, Chicago 1969 -- Phil Esposito, Boston 1970 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1971 -- Phil Esposito, Boston 1972 -- Phil Esposito, Boston 1973 -- Phil Esposito, Boston 1974 -- Phil Esposito, Boston 1975 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1976 -- Guy Lafleur, Montreal 1977 -- Guy Lafleur, Montreal 1978 -- Guy Lafleur, Montreal 1979 -- Bryan Trottier, N.Y. Islanders 1980 -- Marcel Dionne, Los Angeles 1981 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1982 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1983 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1984 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1985 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1986 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1987 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1988 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1989 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1990 -- Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles 1991 -- Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles 1992 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1993 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1994 -- Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles 1995 -- Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh 1996 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1997 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1998 -- Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh 1999 -- Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh 2000 -- Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh
The HART MEMORIAL TROPHY is an annual award to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team. The winner is selected in a poll of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association in all NHL cities at the end of the regular season.
The Hart Memorial Trophy was presented by the National Hockey League in 1960 after the original Hart Trophy was retired to the Hockey Hall of Fame. The original Hart Trophy was donated to the NHL in 1923 by Dr. David A. Hart, father of Cecil Hart, former manager-coach ofthe Montreal Canadiens.
HART WINNERS 1924 -- Frank Nighbor, Ottawa 1925 -- Billy Burch, Hamilton 1926 -- Nels Stewart, Mtl. Maroons 1927 -- Herb Gardiner, Montreal 1928 -- Howie Morenz, Montreal 1929 -- Ray Worters, N.Y. Americans 1930 -- Nels Stewart, Mtl. Maroons 1931 -- Howie Morenz, Montreal 1932 -- Howie Morenz, Montreal 1933 -- Eddie Shore, Boston 1934 --Aurel Joliat, Montreal 1935 -- Eddie Shore, Boston 1936 -- Eddie Shore, Boston 1937 -- Babe Siebert, Montreal 1938 -- Eddie Shore, Boston 1939 -- Toe Blake, Montreal 1940 -- Ebbie Goodfellow, Detroit 1941 -- Bill Cowley, Boston 1942 -- Tom Anderson, N.Y. Americans 1943 -- Bill Cowley, Boston 1944 -- Babe Pratt, Toronto 1945 -- Elmer Lach, Montreal 1946 -- Max Bentley, Chicago 1947 -- Maurice Richard, Montreal 1948 -- Buddy O'Connor, N.Y. Rangers 1949 -- Sid Abel, Detroit 1950 -- Charlie Rayner, N.Y. Rangers 1951 -- Milt Schmidt, Boston 1952 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1953 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1954 -- Al Rollins, Chicago 1955 -- Ted Kennedy, Toronto 1956 -- Jean Beliveau, Montreal 1957 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1958 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1959 -- Andy Bathgate, N.Y. Rangers 1960 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1961 -- Bernie Geoffrion, Montreal 1962 -- Jacques Plante, Montreal 1963 -- Gordie Howe, Detroit 1964 -- Jean Beliveau, Montreal 1965 -- Bobby Hull, Chicago 1966 -- Bobby Hull, Chicago 1967 -- Stan Mikita, Chicago 1968 -- Stan Mikita, Chicago 1969 -- Phil Esposito, Boston 1970 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1971 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1972 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1973 -- Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia 1974 -- Phil Esposito, Boston 1975 -- Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia 1976 -- Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia 1977 -- Guy Lafleur, Montreal 1978 -- Guy Lafleur, Montreal 1979 -- Bryan Trottier, N.Y. Islanders 1980 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1981 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1982 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1983 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1984 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1985 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1986 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1987 -- Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton 1988 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1989 -- Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles 1990 -- Mark Messier, Edmonton 1991 -- Brett Hull, St. Louis 1992 -- Mark Messier, N.Y. Rangers 1993 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1994 -- Sergei Fedorov, Detroit 1995 -- Eric Lindros, Philadelphia 1996 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1997 -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo 1998 -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo 1999 -- Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh 2000 -- Chris Pronger, St.Louis
The JAMES NORRIS MEMORIAL TROPHY is an annual award to the defense player who demonstrates throughout the season the greatest all-round ability in the position. The winner is selected in a poll of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association at the end of the regular season.
The James Norris Memorial Trophy was presented in 1953 by the four children of the late James Norris in memory of the former owner-president of the Detroit Red Wings.
NORRIS WINNERS 1954 -- Red Kelly, Detroit 1955 -- Doug Harvey, Montreal 1956 -- Doug Harvey, Montreal 1957 -- Doug Harvey, Montreal 1958 -- Doug Harvey, Montreal 1959 -- Tom Johnson, Montreal 1960 -- Doug Harvey, Montreal 1961 -- Doug Harvey, Montreal 1962 -- Doug Harvey, N.Y. Rangers 1963 -- Pierre Pilote, Chicago 1964 -- Pierre Pilote, Chicago 1965 -- Pierre Pilote, Chicago 1966 -- Jacques Laperriere, Montreal 1967 -- Harry Howell, N.Y. Rangers 1968 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1969 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1970 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1971 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1972 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1973 -- Bobby Orr, Bostn 1974 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1975 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1976 -- Denis Potvin, N.Y. Islanders 1977 -- Larry Robinson, Montreal 1978 -- Denis Potvin, N.Y. Islanders 1979 -- Denis Potvin, N.Y. Islanders 1980 -- Larry Robinson, Montreal 1981 -- Randy Carlyle, Pittsburgh 1982 -- Doug Wilson, Chicago 1983 -- Rod Langway, Washington 1984 -- Rod Langway, Washington 1985 -- Paul Coffey, Edmonton 1986 -- Paul Coffey, Edmonton 1987 -- Ray Bourque, Boston 1988 -- Ray Bourque, Boston 1989 -- Chris Chelios, Montreal 1990 -- Ray Bourque, Boston 1991 -- Ray Bourque, Boston 1992 -- Brian Leetch, N.Y. Rangers 1993 -- Chris Chelios, Chicago 1994 -- Ray Bourque, Boston 1995 -- Paul Coffey, Detroit 1996 -- Chris Chelios, Chicago 1997 -- Brian Leetch, N.Y. Rangers 1998 -- Rob Blake, Los Angeles 1999 -- Al MacInnis, St.Louis 2000 -- Chris Pronger, St.Louis
The VEZINA TROPHYis an annual award to the goalkeeper adjudged to be the best at this position as voted by the general managers of all NHL clubs.
Leo Dandurand, Louis Letourneau, and Joe Cattarinich, former owners of the Montreal Canadiens, presented the trophy to the National Hockey League in 1926-27 in memory of Georges Vezina, outstanding goalkeeper of the Canadiens, who collapsed during an NHL game November 28, 1925, and died of tuberculosis a few months later.
Until the 1981-82 season, the goalkeeper(s) of the team allowing the fewest number of goals during the regular season were awarded the Vezina Trophy.
VEZINA WINNERS 1927 -- George Hainsworth, Montreal 1928 -- George Hainsworth, Montreal 1929 -- George Hainsworth, Montreal 1930 -- Tiny Thompson, Boston 1931 -- Toy Worters, N.Y. Americans 1932 -- Charlie Gardiner, Chicago 1933 -- Tiny Thompson, Boston 1934 -- Charlie Gardiner, Chicago 1935 -- Lorne Chabot, Chicago 1936 -- Tiny Thompson, Boston 1937 -- Normie Smith, Detroit 1938 -- Tiny Thompson, Boston 1939 -- Frank Brimsek, Boston 1940 -- Dave Kerr, N.Y. Rangers 1941 -- Turk Broda, Toronto 1942 -- Frank Brimsek, Boston 1943 -- Johnny Mowers, Detroit 1944 -- Bill Durnan, Montreal 1945 -- Bill Durnan, Montreal 1946 -- Bill Durnan, Montreal 1947 -- Bill Durnan, Montreal 1948 -- Turk Broda, Toronto 1949 -- Bill Durnan, Montreal 1950 -- Bill Durnan, Montreal 1951 -- Al Rollins, Toronto 1952 -- Terry Sawchuk, Detroit 1953 -- Terry Sawchuk, Detroit 1954 -- Harry Lumley, Toronto 1955 -- Terry Sawchuk, Detroit 1956 -- Jacques Plante, Montreal 1957 -- Jacques Plante, Montreal 1958 -- Jacques Plante, Montreal 1959 -- Jacques Plante, Montreal 1960 -- Jacques Plante, Montreal 1961 -- Johnny Bower, Toronto 1962 -- Jacques Plante, Montreal 1963 -- Glenn Hall, Chicago 1964 -- Charlie Hodge, Montreal 1965 -- Terry Sawchuk, Johnny Bower, Toronto 1966 -- Lorne Worsley, Charlie Hodge, Montreal 1967 -- Glenn Hall, Denis Dejordy, Chicago 1968 -- Lorne Worsley, Rogie Vachon, Montreal 1969 -- Jacques Plante, Glenn Hall, St. Louis 1970 -- Tony Esposito, Chicago 1971 -- Ed Giacomin, Gilles Villemure, N.Y. Rangers 1972 -- Tony Esposito, Gary Smith, Chicago 1973 -- Ken Dryden, Montreal 1974 -- Bernie Parent, Philadelphia, Tony Esposito, Chicago 1975 -- Bernie Parent, Philadelphia 1976 -- Ken Dryden, Montreal 1977 -- Ken Dryden, Michel Larocque, Montreal 1978 -- Ken Dryden, Michel Larocque, Montreal 1979 -- Ken Dryden, Michel Larocque, Montreal 1980 -- Bob Sauve, Don Edwards, Buffalo 1981 -- Rich Sevigny, Denis Herron, Michel Larocque, Montreal 1982 -- Bill Smith, N.Y. Islanders 1983 -- Pete Peters, Boston 1984 -- Tom Barrasso, Buffalo 1985 -- Pelle Lindbergh, Philadelphia 1986 -- John Vanbiesbrouck, N.Y. Rangers 1987 -- Ron Hextall, Philadelphia 1988 -- Grant Fuhr, Edmonton 1989 -- Patrick Roy, Montreal 1990 -- Patrick Roy, Montreal 1991 -- Ed Belfour, Chicago 1992 -- Patrick Roy, Montreal 1993 -- Ed Belfour, Chicago 1994 -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo 1995 -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo 1996 -- Jim Carey, Washington 1997 -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo 1998 -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo 1999 -- Dominik Hasek, Buffalo 2000 -- Olaf Kolzig, Washington
CONN SMYTHE TROPHY is an annual award to the most valuable player for his team in the playoffs. The winner is selected by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association at the conclusion of the final game in the Stanley Cup finals. The Smythe Trophy was presented by Maple Leaf Gardens Limited in 1964 to honor Conn Smythe, the former coach, manager, president and owner-governor of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
CONN SMYTHES WINNERS 1965--Jean Beliveau, Montreal Canadiens 1966--Roger Crozier, Detroit Red Wings-x 1967--Dave Keon, Toronto Maple Leafs 1968--Glenn Hall, St. Louis Blues-x 1969--Serge Savard, Montreal Canadiens 1970--Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins 1971--Ken Dryden, Montreal Canadiens 1972--Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins 1973--Yvan Cournoyer, Montreal Canadiens 1974--Bernie Parent, Philadelphia Flyers 195--Bernie Parent, Philadelphia Flyers 1976--Reggie Leach, Philadelphia Flyers-x 1977--Guy Lafleur, Montreal Canadiens 1978--Larry Robinson, Montreal Canadiens 1979--Bob Gainey, Montreal Canadiens 1980--Bryan Trottier, New York Islanders 1981--Butch Goring, New York Islanders 1982--Mike Bossy, New York Islanders 1983--Bill Smith, New York Islanders 1984--Mark Messier, Edmonton Oilers 1985--Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers 1986--Patrick Roy, Montreal Canadiens 1987--Ron Hextall, Philadelphia Flyers-x 1988--Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers 1989--Al MacInnis, Calgary Flames 1990--Bill Ranford, Edmonton Oilers 1991--Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins 1992--Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins 1993--Patrick Roy, Montreal Canadiens 1994--Brian Leetch, New York Rangers 1995--Claude Lemieux, New Jersey Devils 1996--Joe Sakic, Colorado Avalanche 1997--Mike Vernon, Detroit Red Wings 1998--Steve Yzerman, Detroit Red Wings 1999--Joe Nieuwendyk, Dallas Stars 2000--Scott Stevens, New Jersey Devils
CALDER MEMORIAL TROPHY is an annual award to the player selected as the most proficient in his first year of competition in the National Hockey League. The winner is selected in a poll of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association at the end of the regular season. From 1936-37 until his death in 1943, Frank Calder, NHL President, bought a trophy each year to be given permanently to the outstanding rookie. After Calder's death, the NHL presented the Calder Memorial Trophy in his memory and the trophy is to be kept in perpetuity.
To be eligible for the award, a player cannot have played more than 25 games in any single preceding season nor in six or more games in each of any two preceding seasons in any major professional league. The player must not be older than 26 years before September 15th of the season in which he is eligible.
CALDER WINNERS 1933 -- Carl Voss, Detroit 1934 -- Russ Binko, Montreal Maroons 1935 -- Dave Schriner, N.Y. Americans 1936 -- Mike Karakas, Chicago 1937 -- Syl Apps, Toronto 1938 -- Cully Dahlstrom, Chicago 1939 -- Frank Brimsek, Boston 1940 -- Kilby MacDonald, N.Y. Rangers 1941 -- Johnny Quilty, Montreal 1942 -- Grant Warwick, N.Y. Rangers 1943 -- Gaye Stewart, Toronto 1944 -- Gus Bodner, Toronto 1945 -- Frank McCool, Toronto 1946 -- Edgar Laprade, N.Y. Rangers 1947 -- Howie Meeker, Toronto 1948 -- Jim McFadden, Detroit 1949 -- Pentti Lund, N.Y. Rangers 1950 -- Jack Gelineau, Boston 1951 -- Terry Sawchuck, Detroit 1952 -- Bernie Geoffrion, Montreal 1953 -- Lorne Worsley, N.Y. Rangers 1954 -- Camile Henry, N.Y. Rangers 1955 -- Ed Litzenberger, Chicago 1956 -- Glenn Hall, Detroit 1957 -- Larry Regan, Boston 1958 -- Frank Mahovolich, Montreal 1959 -- Ralph Backstrom, Montreal 1960 -- Bill Hay, Chicago 1961 -- Dave Keon, Toronto 1962 -- Bobby Rousseau, Montreal 1963 -- Kent Douglas, Toronto 1964 -- Jacques Laperriere, Montreal 1965 -- Roger Crozier, Detroit 1966 -- Brit Selby, Toronto 1967 -- Bobby Orr, Boston 1968 -- Derek Sanderson, Boston 1969 -- Danny Grant, Minnesota 1970 -- Tony Esposito, Chicago 1971 -- Gilbert Perreault, Buffalo 1972 -- Ken Dryden, Montreal 1973 -- Steve Vickers, N.Y. Rangers 1974 -- Denis Potvin, N.Y. Islanders 1975 -- Eric Vail, Atlanta 1976 -- Bryan Trottier, N.Y. Islanders 1977 -- Willi Plett, Atlanta 1978 -- Mike Bossy, N.Y. Islanders 1979 -- Bobby Smith, Minnesota 1980 -- Ray Bourque, Boston 1981 -- Peter Stastny, Quebec 1982 -- Dale Hawerchuk, Winnipeg 1983 -- Steve Larmer, Chicago 1984 -- Tom Barrasso, Buffalo 1985 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1986 -- Gary Suter, Calgary 1987 -- Luc Robitaille, Los Angeles 1988 -- Joe Nieuwendyk, Calgary 1989 -- Brian Leetch, N.Y. Rangers 1990 -- Sergei Makarov, Calgary 1991 -- Ed Belfour, Chicago 1992 -- Pavel Bure, Vancouver 1993 -- Teemu Selanne, Winnipeg 1994 -- Martin Brodeur, New Jersey 1995 -- Peter Forsberg, Quebec 1996 -- Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa 1997 -- Bryan Berard, N.Y. Islanders 1998 -- Sergei Samsonov, Boston 1999 -- Chris Drury, Colorado 2000 -- Scott Gomez, New Jersey
The FRANK J. SELKE TROPHY is an annual award to the forward who best excels in the defensive aspects of the game. The winner is selected in a poll of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association at the end of the regular season.
The Selke Trophy was presented to the National Hockey League in 1977 by the Board of Governors of the NHL in honor of Frank J. Selke, one of the great architects of NHL championship teams.
SELKE WINNERS 1977 -- Bob Gainey, Montreal 1978 -- Bob Gainey, Montreal 1979 -- Bob Gainey, Montreal 1980 -- Bob Gainey, Montreal 1981 -- Bob Gainey, Montreal 1982 -- Steve Kasper, Boston 1983 -- Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia 1984 -- Doug Jarvis, Washington 1985 -- Craig Ramsay, Buffalo 1986 -- Troy Murray, Chicago 1987 -- Dave Poulin, Philadelphia 1988 -- Guy Carbonneau, Montreal 1989 -- Guy Carbonneau, Montreal 1990 -- Rick Meagher, St. Louis 1991 -- Dirk Graham, Chicago 1992 -- Guy Carbonneau, Montreal 1993 -- Doug Gilmour, Toronto 1994 -- Sergei Fedorov, Detroit 1995 -- Ron Francis, Pittsburgh 1996 -- Sergei Fedorov, Detroit 1997 -- Mike Peca, Buffalo 1998 -- Jere Lehtinen, Dallas 1999 -- Jere Lehtinen, Dallas 2000 -- Steve Yzerman, Detroit
The BILL MASTERTON MEMORIAL TROPHY is an annual award under the trusteeship of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association to the National Hockey League player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey. The winner is selected in a poll of all chapters of the PHWA at the end of the regular season.
A grant from the PHWA is awarded annually to the Bill Masterton Scholarship Fund, based in Bloomington, MN, in the name of the Masterton Trophy winner.
The trophy was presented by the NHL Writers' Association in 1968 to commemorate the late William Masterton, a player of the Minnesota North Stars, who exhibited to a high degree the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey. Masterton died on January 15, 1968, after an injury sustained during a hockey game.
MASTERTON WINNERS 1968 -- Claude Provost, Montreal 1969 -- Ted Hampson, Oakland Seals 1970 -- Pit Martin, Chicago 1971 -- Jean Ratelle, N.Y. Rangers 1972 -- Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia 1973 -- Lowell MacDonald, Pittsburgh 1974 -- Henri Richard, Montreal 1975 -- Don Luce, Buffalo 1976 -- Rod Gilbert, N.Y. Rangers 1977 -- Ed Westfall, N.Y. Islanders 1978 -- Butch Goring, Los Angeles 1979 -- Serge Savard, Montreal 1980 -- Al MacAdam, Minnesota 1981 -- Blake Dunlop, St. Louis 1982 -- Chico Resch, Colorado Rockies 1983 -- Lanny McDonald, Calgary 1984 -- Brad Park,Detroit 1985 -- Anders Hedberg, N.Y. Rangers 1986 -- Charlie Simmer, Boston 1987 -- Doug Jarvis, Hartford 1988 -- Bob Bourne, N.Y. Islanders 1989 -- Tim Kerr, Philadelphia 1990 -- Gord Kluzak, Boston 1991 -- Dave Taylor, Los Angeles 1992 -- Mark Fitzpatrick, N.Y. Islanders 1993 -- Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh 1994 -- Cam Neely, Boston 1995 -- Pat LaFontaine, Buffalo 1996 -- Gary Roberts, Calgary 1997 -- Tony Granato, San Jose 1998 -- Jamie McLennan, St. Louis 1999 -- Matt Cullen, Tampa Bay 2000 -- Ken Daneyko, New Jersey
