The Swedes who didn’t win a prize at the NHL Festival – here are all the winners
Three Swedes have been nominated for an award at this year’s NHL Awards.
But when the awards were handed out through the night through Wednesday, everyone was left without.
Instead, it was Auston Matthews’ big night.
Auston Matthews A successful season was crowned with the award for Player of the Year at the NHL Awards, the night of the North American Ice Hockey League.
The other nominees are Edmonton’s Conor McDavid and New York Rangers Igor Sestyurkin.
This is the first time in 67 years that a Toronto player has been awarded the so-called Hart Cup, the evening’s most prestigious award. Matthews was also awarded the Ted Lindsay Player of the Year award, after a season with 106 points in 73 games, including 60 goals.
Linebacker of the Year, and Norris Cup holder, was Cal McCarr of Colorado, ahead of Tampa Bay’s Victor Hedman and Nashville’s Roman Josi.
The league’s new player of the year was Detroit’s Moritz Seider, 21, with Rangers Sestwerkin taking the best goalkeeper award, ahead of Jacob Markstrom (Calgary) and Joss Sarros (Nashville).
Even if the Swedes didn’t get any awards for putting them on the stove, at least some of them earned honorable mentions. Hedman and Markström were voted into the All-Star Team Two, and Lucas Raymond, the 20-year-old Detroit forward, took a spot on the All-Star junior team.
NHL Awards 2022 – Here Are All The Winners
- Calder (Best Rookie): Moritz Cedar, Detroit Red Wings
- Lindsey (NHLPA Player of the Year): Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs
- Vezina (best goalkeeper): Igor Shesterkin, New York Rangers
- Norris (best full-back): Cal Makar, Colorado Avalanche
- Hart (Most Valuable Player): Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs
- Art Ross Art Ross (top scorer): Conor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers
- Maurice Richard (scorer): Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs
- William M Jennings (Färst mål insläppta): Fredrik Andersen and Antti Ranta, Carolina Hurricane
- Marc Messier NHL Leadership Award: Anzi Kopetar, Los Angeles Kings
- Adams (Coach of the Year): Daryl Sutter, Calgary Flames
- Masterton (perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to ice hockey): Carrie Price, Montreal Canadiens
- Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award: Noel Acton
- Silke (Best Defensive Striker): Patrice Bergeron, Boston Bruins
- Lady Bing (most respected players): Kyle Connor, Winnipeg Jets
- King Clancy (Leadership in and Out of Ice and Humanitarian Aid): PK Subban, New Jersey Devils
- Chiefs (most points, teams): Florida Panthers
- Campbell Powell: Colorado Avalanche
- Prince of Wales Cup: Tampa Bay Lightning