2017 NHL Awards

2017 Vezina Trophy

(NHL's Top Goaltender)

Sergei Bobrovsky 

(Columbus Blue Jackets)

This is Bobrovsky's 2nd Vezina trophy, as he won the award for the first time in 2013, his first year with the Blue Jackets. 

2.03 GAA, 41 wins, 7 losses, .931 save %, 

2017 NHL Awards

John Tortorella 

(Columbus Blue Jackets)

Jack Adams Trophy as the NHL's Top Coach

2017 NHL Awards

Connor McDavid

(Edmonton Oilers)

2017 Hart Trophy Winner

2017 Norris Trophy Winner

Brent Burns 

(San Jose Sharks)

2017 Norris Trophy winner as the NHL's Top Defenseman

2017 Calder Trophy Winner (Rookie of the Year)

Auston Matthews

(Toronto Maple Leafs)

2017 Calder Trophy winner as the NHL's Rookie of the Year

2017 Hart Trophy Nominees

2017 Hart Trophy Nominees for NHL MVP

Sergei Bobrovsky

(Columbus Blue Jackets)

Sidney Crosby

(Pittsburgh Penguins)

2007 and 2014 winner

Connor McDavid

(Edmonton Oilers)

2017 Jack Adams Trophy Nominees

2017 Jack Adams Trophy Nominees

Mike Babcock

(Toronto Maple Leafs)

Todd McLellan

(Edmonton Oilers)

John Tortorella

(Columbus Blue Jackets)

2004 winner 

2017 Lady Byng Trophy Nominees

2017 Lady Byng Trophy Nominees

Johnny Gaudreau

(Calgary Flames)

Mikael Granlund

(Minnesota Wild)

Vladimir Tarasenko

(St. Louis Blues)

2017 Selke Trophy Nominees

2017 Selke Trophy Nominees

Patrice Bergeron 

(Boston Bruins)

2012, 2014, 2015 Selke Winner

Ryan Kesler 

(Anaheim Ducks)

2011 Selke Winner

Mikko Koivu

(Minnesota Wild)

2017 NHL Calder Trophy Nominees

2017 NHL Calder Trophy Nominees for Rookie of the Year

Patrik Laine 

(Winnipeg Jets)

Auston Matthews

(Toronto Maple Leafs)

Zach Werenski 

(Columbus Blue Jackets)

2017 NHL Trophy Winners (so far)

April 10th 2017

Crosby won the Richard Trophy with 44 goals, the fewest since 2004 (excluding the lockout shortened 2012-13 season).

McDavid netted 100 points and is the 2nd Oiler to win the Ross Trophy (along with Wayne Gretzky) and the only player to get 100 in the 2016-17 season.

Braden Holtby wins the Jennings for lowest goals allowed with 182 and tied for the league lead in wins with 42 

(Cam Talbot of Edmonton)