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2004 NHL Awards
#1

And the winner is.....

Hart Memorial Trophy, MVP: Martin St. Louis, Tampa Bay. Finalists: Martin Brodeur, New Jersey; Jarome Iginla, Calgary.

Vezina Trophy, goaltender: Martin Brodeur, New Jersey. Finalists: Roberto Luongo, Florida; Miikka Kiprusoff, Calgary.

James Norris Memorial Trophy, defenseman: Scott Niedermayer, New Jersey. Finalists: Zdeno Chara, Ottawa; Chris Pronger, St. Louis.

Calder Memorial Trophy, rookie: Andrew Raycroft, Boston. Finalists: Michael Ryder, Montreal; Trent Hunter, N.Y. Islanders.

Frank J. Selke Trophy, defensive forward: Kris Draper, Detroit. Finalists: John Madden, New Jersey; Alyn McCauley, San Jose.

Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, most gentlemanly: Brad Richards, Tampa Bay. Finalists: Martin St. Louis, Tampa Bay; Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa.

Jack Adams Award, coach: John Tortorella, Tampa Bay. Finalists: Ron Wilson, San Jose; Darryl Sutter, Calgary.

King Clancy Trophy, humanitarian contribution to hockey: Jarome Iginla, Calgary

Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, perserverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey: Bryan Berard, Chicago. Finalists: Dave Andreychuk, Tampa Bay; Sheldon Souray, Montreal.

Art Ross Trophy, points scoring leader: Martin St. Louis, Tampa Bay

Maurice Richard Trophy, goal-scoring leader: Rick Nash, Columbus, Ilya Kovalchuk, Atlanta, and Jarome Iginla, Calgary, 41 goals

William M. Jennings Trophy, goalies with fewest goals against, minimum 25 games: Martin Brodeur, New Jersey

Lester B. Pearson Award, outstanding player: Martin St. Louis, Tampa Bay


2003-04 All-Star teams

FIRST TEAM

Goaltender: Martin Brodeur, New Jersey, 38-26-11, 2.03 GA, .917 SA.

Defensemen: Zdeno Chara, Ottawa Senators, 16-25--41;
Scott Niedermayer, New Jersey Devils, 14-40--54.

Forwards: Martin St. Louis, Tampa Bay Lightning, 38-56_94;
Joe Sakic, Colorado Avalanche, 33-54_87;
Markus Naslund, Vancouver Canucks, 35-49_84.

SECOND TEAM

Goaltender: Roberto Luongo, Florida Panthers, 25-33-14, 2.43, .931.

Defensemen: Chris Pronger, St. Louis Blues, 14-40--54;
Bryan McCabe, Toronto Maple Leafs, 16-37--53.

Forwards: Jarome Iginla, Calgary Flames, 41-32--73;
Mats Sundin, Toronto Maple Leafs, 31-44--75;
Ilya Kovalchuk, Atlanta Thrashers, 41-46--87.

ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

Goaltender: Andrew Raycroft, Boston Bruins, 29-18-9, 2.05 GA, .926 SA.

Defensemen: John-Michael Liles, Colorado Avalanche, 10-24-34;
Joni Pitkanen, Philadelphia Flyers, 8-19-27.

Forwards: Trent Hunter, New York Islanders, 25-26--51;
Ryan Malone, Pittsburgh Penguins, 22-21--43;
Michael Ryder, Montreal Canadiens, 25-38--63.

No real surprises here, just wish Forsberg would have been healthy the entire season, he would have been an MVP candidate and First Team All Star for sure. He only played half the games and still led the league in points per game. The guy is unreal, just hope he doesn't go play in Sweden next year if the NHL resumes. A player of his caliber would be greatly missed, but the league will go on and new stars will arise. Wish Gretzky could have played forever too!
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#2

I'm glad Berard thanked the leafs & fans for their support..good guy.
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#3

anyone else think kipprusoff was shunned? he had an unbelievable season and no recognition...should help out sutters negotiations though

7/17/95-Craven
11/18/96-Saskatoon
7/21/97-Saskatoon
9/16/00-Winnipeg
11/24/00-Red Deer
07/14/02-Camrose
9/26/02-Edmonton
9/27/02-Edmonton
8/1/03-Kelowna
6/22/04-Edmonton
11/17/04-Edmonton
11/20/04-Saskatoon
10/28/06-Calgary
1/19/07-Regina
7/18/07-Saskatoon
6/22/08-Calgary
8/4/09-Saskatoon
9/14/09-Edmonton
9/19/09-Banff
7/14/11-Edmonton
1/23/13-Edmonton
7/6/13-Saskatoon
10/10/15-Houston
7/28/16-Edmonton
7/30/16-Edmonton
8/01/16-Calgary
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#4

2 things that kinda pissed me off about last night
though i think everyone who was nominated deserved to be there, but i have 2 rhetorical type questions:

1) If tampa was eliminated in the 1st round, do you think they would have one so many awards?? maybe i'm just bitter

2) how can McCabe get on the 2nd All star team and still not be on Canada's world cup team?? (i know its the writers that vote, but still)

other than that, i love it......i never knew mclean could be so funny
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#5

thedarkcanuck Wrote:anyone else think kipprusoff was shunned? he had an unbelievable season and no recognition...should help out sutters negotiations though

He had an incredible season, but he didn't play enough games. Turek played more games than Kipper.
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#6

i think the voting is done at the conclusion of the reg season before the playoffs...soo i think tampa woulda cleaned up regardless of the cup win

7/17/95-Craven
11/18/96-Saskatoon
7/21/97-Saskatoon
9/16/00-Winnipeg
11/24/00-Red Deer
07/14/02-Camrose
9/26/02-Edmonton
9/27/02-Edmonton
8/1/03-Kelowna
6/22/04-Edmonton
11/17/04-Edmonton
11/20/04-Saskatoon
10/28/06-Calgary
1/19/07-Regina
7/18/07-Saskatoon
6/22/08-Calgary
8/4/09-Saskatoon
9/14/09-Edmonton
9/19/09-Banff
7/14/11-Edmonton
1/23/13-Edmonton
7/6/13-Saskatoon
10/10/15-Houston
7/28/16-Edmonton
7/30/16-Edmonton
8/01/16-Calgary
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