The Dale Tallon Award (most improved team) & 2 other Awards & Scoring Awards

[Drew]

I am happy to present The Dale Tallon Award, in unanimous league vote, to Nelson (nelly85) and his Calgary Flames.

Also two awards have been changed from league vote to commissioner selected as no one wants to be too nice or two mean. The two awards are:
The Chuck Fletcher Award (for the best trade)
The Glen Sather Award (for the worst trade)
- These will be announced in the next couple days

The scoring awards have been decided and this is as of April 5th when our regular season ended. Here are our winners:
The Mario Lemieux Award (top scorer) - Sidney Crosby
The Paul Coffey Award (top defensemen) - P.K. Subban
The Glenn Hall Award (top goalie) - Antti Niemi
The Teemu Selanne Award (top rookie skater) - Jonathan Huberdeau
The Ed Belfour Award (top rookie goalie) - Jacob Markstrom

[Gilly]

Congrats Nelly

&

I have a bad feeling about worst trade of the year, lol and actually maybe even a good feeling on the best, lol

[Drew]

There has also been two post-season scoring records. These will go to the top skater and top goalie in the playoffs. Very likely these will be from the two teams in the finals as players are eliminated from scoring points as their teams are eliminated but since there are regular season awards there should be playoff ones too.

The Mark Messier Award (top scorer)
The Martin Brodeur Award (top goalie)

Leading the race are:
Alex Ovechkin
&
Sergei Bobrovsky

[Tony]

There has also been two post-season scoring records. These will go to the top skater and top goalie in the playoffs. Very likely these will be from the two teams in the finals as players are eliminated from scoring points as their teams are eliminated but since there are regular season awards there should be playoff ones too.

The Mark Messier Award (top scorer)
The Martin Brodeur Award (top goalie)

Leading the race are:
Alex Ovechkin
&
Sergei Bobrovsky

Looks like Kessel is the top scorer right now.

Lundqvist and Bobrovsky are very close with less then a point separating them.