NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

CALDER MEMORIAL TROPHY WINNERS

Rookies of the Year

(since 1933)


Year    Player                  Team
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2011	Jeff Skinner		Carolina Hurricanes
2010	Tyler Myers		Buffalo Sabres
2009	Steve Mason		Columbus Blue Jackets
2008	Patrick Kane		Chicago Blackhawks
2007	Evgeni Malkin		Pittsburgh Penguins
2006	Alexander Ovechkin	Washington Capitals
2004	Andrew Raycroft		Boston Bruins
2003	Barret Jackman		St. Louis Blues
2002	Dany Heatley		Atlanta Thrashers
2001	Evgeni Nabokov		San Jose Sharks
2000	Scott Gomez		New Jersey Devils
1999	Chris Drury		Colorado Avalanche
1998	Sergei Samsonov		Boston Bruins
1997	Bryan Berard		New York Islanders
1996	Daniel Alfredsson	Ottawa Senators
1995	Peter Forsberg		Quebec Nordiques
1994	Martin Brodeur		New Jersey Devils
1993	Teemu Selanne 		Winnipeg Jets
1992	Pavel Bure		Vancouver Canucks
1991	Ed Belfour		Chicago Blackhawks
1990	Sergei Makarov		Calgary Flames
1989	Brian Leetch		New York Rangers
1988	Joe Nieuwendyk		Calgary Flames
1987	Luc Robitaille		Los Angeles Kings
1986	Gary Suter		Calgary Flames
1985	Mario Lemieux		Pittsburgh Penguins
1984	Tom Barrasso		Buffalo Sabres
1983	Steve Larmer		Chicago Black Hawks
1982	Dale Hawerchuk		Winnipeg Jets
1981	Peter Stastny		Quebec Nordiques
1980	Ray Bourque		Boston Bruins
1979	Bobby Smith		Minnesota North Stars
1978	Mike Bossy		New York Islanders
1977	Willi Plett		Atlanta Flames
1976	Bryan Trottier		New York Islanders
1975	Eric Vail		Atlanta Flames
1974	Denis Potvin		New York Islanders
1973	Steve Vickers		New York Rangers
1972	Ken Dryden		Montreal Canadiens
1971	Gilbert Perreault	Buffalo Sabres
1970	Tony Esposito		Chicago Black Hawks
1969	Danny Grant		Minnesota North Stars
1968	Derek Sanderson		Boston Bruins
1967	Bobby Orr            	Boston Bruins
1966   	Brit Selby           	Toronto Maple Leafs
1965   	Roger Crozier        	Detroit Red Wings
1964   	Jacques Laperriere   	Montreal Canadiens
1963   	Kent Douglas         	Toronto Maple Leafs
1962   	Bobby Rousseau       	Montreal Canadiens
1961   	Dave Keon            	Toronto Maple Leafs
1960   	Bill Hay             	Chicago Black Hawks
1959   	Ralph Backstrom      	Montreal Canadiens
1958   	Frank Mahovlich      	Toronto Maple Leafs
1957   	Larry Regan          	Boston Bruins
1956   	Glenn Hall           	Detroit Red Wings
1955   	Ed Litzenberger      	Chicago Black Hawks
1954   	Camille Henry        	New York Rangers
1953   	Lorne Worsley        	New York Rangers
1952  	Bernie Geoffrion     	Montreal Canadiens
1951   	Terry Sawchuk        	Detroit Red Wings
1950   	Jack Gelineau        	Boston Bruins
1949   	Pentti Lund          	New York Rangers
1948   	Jim McFadden         	Detroit Red Wings
1947   	Howie Meeker         	Toronto Maple Leafs
1946  	Edgar Laprade        	New York Rangers
1945   	Frank McCool         	Toronto Maple Leafs
1944   	Gus Bodnar           	Toronto Maple Leafs
1943   	Gaye Stewart         	Toronto Maple Leafs
1942   	Grant Warwick        	New York Rangers
1941  	Johnny Quilty        	Montreal Canadiens
1940   	Kilby MacDonald      	New York Rangers
1939   	Frank Brimsek        	Boston Bruins
1938   	Cully Dahlstrom      	Chicago Black Hawks
1937   	Syl Apps             	Toronto Maple Leafs
1936   	Mike Karakas         	Chicago Black Hawks
1935   	Dave Schriner        	New York Americans
1934   	Russ Blinko          	Montreal Maroons
1933   	Carl Voss            	Detroit Red Wings
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The CALDER MEMORIAL TROPHY is an annual award to the player selected as the
most proficient in his first year of competition in the National Hockey League. The winner
is selected in a poll of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association at the end of the
regular season. From 1936-37 until his death in 1943, Frank Calder, NHL President,
bought a trophy each year to be given permanently to the outstanding rookie. After
Calder's death, the NHL presented the Calder Memorial Trophy in his memory and the
trophy is to be kept in perpetuity. To be eligible for the award, a player cannot have played
more than 25 games in any single preceding season nor in six or more games in each of
any two preceding seasons in any major professional league. The player must not be older
than 26 years before September 15th of the season in which he is eligible.
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