Who made it to the 2024–25 NHL Awards list: Finalists revealed

Hart Memorial Trophy – Most Valuable Player

• Leon Draisaitl (Oilers) – NHL goal leader (52), 106 points in 71 games
• Connor Hellebuyck (Jets) – Led league in wins (47), GAA (2.00), and shutouts (8)
• Nikita Kucherov (Lightning) – NHL point leader (121); only finalist also nominated for the Ted Lindsay Award

Ted Lindsay Award – Most Outstanding Player (Players' Vote)

• Nikita Kucherov (Lightning) – 121 points, 56 primary assists
• Nathan MacKinnon (Avalanche) – 116 points, assist leader (84)
• Cale Makar (Avalanche) – 92 points from the blue line, including 30 goals

Calder Memorial Trophy – Rookie of the Year

• Macklin Celebrini (Sharks) – 25 goals, 63 points in 70 games
• Lane Hutson (Canadiens) – Paced rookies in points (66) and assists (60)
• Dustin Wolf (Flames) – 29 wins, 2.64 GAA, 3 shutouts in goal

Vezina Trophy – Top Goaltender

• Connor Hellebuyck (Jets) – 47 wins, 2.00 GAA, 8 shutouts
• Darcy Kuemper (Kings) – 2.02 GAA, 31 wins in 50 games
• Andrei Vasilevskiy (Lightning) – 38 wins, 6 shutouts, most minutes played

James Norris Trophy – Best Defenseman

• Quinn Hughes (Canucks) – 76 points, 60 assists; led Canucks in both
• Cale Makar (Avalanche) – League-leading 92 points among defensemen
• Zach Werenski (Blue Jackets) – 82 points, led NHL in TOI (26:45)

Frank J. Selke Trophy – Top Defensive Forward

• Aleksander Barkov (Panthers) – 56.5% faceoff win rate, 34 takeaways
• Anthony Cirelli (Lightning) – 7 shorthanded points, PK standout
• Sam Reinhart (Panthers) – 5 shorthanded goals, 62 blocks

Bill Masterton Trophy – Perseverance & Dedication

• Marc-André Fleury (Wild) – Retiring after 21 seasons, 2nd in all-time wins (575)
• Gabriel Landeskog (Avalanche) – Returned from 3-year injury absence
• Sean Monahan (Blue Jackets) – Played through grief after teammate's death, 1.06 PPG

Lady Byng Trophy – Sportsmanship & Excellence

• Jack Eichel (Golden Knights) – 94 points on just 8 penalty minutes
• Anze Kopitar (Kings) – Just 4 penalty minutes over 82 games
• Brayden Point (Lightning) – NHL-leading 22.2% shooting, 7 penalty minutes

Jack Adams Award – Coach of the Year

• Scott Arniel (Jets) – Guided Jets to franchise-record 56 victories and Presidents' Trophy
• Spencer Carbery (Capitals) – Top mark in Eastern Conference (51-22-9)
• Martin St. Louis (Canadiens) – First playoff action in 4 years

2024–25 NHL Stat-Based Award Winners

• Art Ross Trophy (Most Points): Nikita Kucherov (121)
• Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy (Most Goals): Leon Draisaitl (52)
• William M. Jennings Trophy (Fewest Team Goals Allowed, Min. 25 GP): Connor Hellebuyck (Jets)