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) 

2016 William Jennings Trophy

2016 William Jennings Trophy Winners

Frederik Andersen and John Gibson

Anaheim Ducks

Ed Belfour 1991

Ed Belfour 

Chicago Blackhawks 

Winner of the 1991 

Vezina Trophy

Calder Memorial Trophy

 Jennings Trophy

Buffalo Sabres 1983 Entry Draft

The Class of 1983 for the Buffalo Sabres

From left 

1st pick and 5th overall Tom Barrasso, John Tucker, GMScotty Bowman,  2nd pick and 10th overall Normand Lacombe and 11th overall Adam Creighton.

Tom Barrasso would start in net for the Sabres in 1983-84 and was the only goalie to ever play in the NHL direct from High school without playing in the major juniors, college or some other form of professional hockey.  He would win the the Calder Trophy as NHL Rookie of the Year and the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender for 1983-84 with a record of 26-12-3 and a 2.84 GAA.

In 1985 he would win the Jennings Trophy for the team with the  fewest goals allowed (he shared with backup Bob Sauve) with 144.

1990-91 NHL Awards

1990-1991

Ed Belfour

Chicago Blackhawks

Vezina Trophy 

(NHL Goaltender of the Year)

Calder Trophy 

(NHL Rookie of the Year)

William Jennings Trophy

(Fewest Goals Allowed in Regular Season)