NHL All-Rookie Team

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The NHL All-Rookie Team is chosen by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association from the best rookies in the National Hockey League at each position for the season just concluded based on their performance in that year. The team was first named after the 1982-83 NHL season and since then many future stars have been selected.

The team consists of one goalie, two defensemen and three forwards. In order to be considered a rookie in the NHL, the rookie must be eligible to win the Calder Trophy. The current eligibility criteria is that the player must not 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 the NHL, as well as being under the age of 26 on September 15 of the season in which he is eligible.

[edit] All-Rookie Teams by year

(players denoted with CT were winners of the Calder Trophy that season)

Season Pos Player NHL Team GP G A PTS PIM GP W L T GAA
1982-83 G Pelle Lindbergh Philadelphia Flyers
40
23
13
3
2.98
D Scott Stevens Washington Capitals
77
9
16
25
195
D Phil Housley Buffalo Sabres
77
19
47
66
39
F Dan Daoust Toronto Maple Leafs
52
18
34
52
35
F Steve Larmer (CT) Chicago Blackhawks
80
43
47
90
28
F Mats Naslund Montreal Canadiens
74
26
45
71
10
1983-84 G Tom Barrasso (CT) Buffalo Sabres
42
26
12
3
2.84
D Thomas Eriksson Philadelphia Flyers
68
11
33
44
37
D Jamie Macoun Calgary Flames
72
9
23
32
97
F Steve Yzerman Detroit Red Wings
80
39
48
87
33
F Hakan Loob Calgary Flames
77
30
25
55
22
F Sylvain Turgeon Hartford Whalers
76
40
32
72
55
1984-85 G Steve Penney Montreal Canadiens
54
26
18
8
3.08
D Chris Chelios Montreal Canadiens
74
9
55
64
87
D Bruce Bell Quebec Nordiques
75
6
31
37
44
F Mario Lemieux (CT) Pittsburgh Penguins
73
43
57
100
54
F Tomas Sandstrom New York Rangers
74
29
29
58
51
F Warren Young Pittsburgh Penguins
80
40
32
72
174
1985-86 G Patrick Roy Montreal Canadiens
47
23
18
3
3.35
D Gary Suter (CT) Calgary Flames
80
18
50
68
141
D Dana Murzyn Hartford Whalers
78
3
23
26
125
F Mike Ridley New York Rangers
80
22
43
65
69
F Kjell Dahlin Montreal Canadiens
77
32
39
71
4
F Wendel Clark Toronto Maple Leafs
66
34
11
45
227
1986-87 G Ron Hextall Philadelphia Flyers
66
37
21
6
3.00
D Steve Duchesne Los Angeles Kings
75
13
25
38
74
D Brian Benning St. Louis Blues
78
13
26
39
110
F Jimmy Carson Los Angeles Kings
80
37
42
79
22
F Luc Robitaille (CT) Los Angeles Kings
79
45
39
84
28
F Jim Sandlak Vancouver Canucks
78
15
21
36
66
1987-88 G Darren Pang Chicago Blackhawks
45
17
23
1
3.84
D Glen Wesley Boston Bruins
79
7
30
37
69
D Calle Johansson Buffalo Sabres
71
4
38
42
37
F Joe Nieuwendyk (CT) Calgary Flames
75
51
41
92
23
F Ray Sheppard Buffalo Sabres
74
38
27
65
14
F Iain Duncan Winnipeg Jets
62
19
23
42
73
1988-89 G Peter Sidorkiewicz Hartford Whalers
44
22
18
4
3.03
D Brian Leetch (CT) New York Rangers
68
23
48
71
50
D Zarley Zalapski Pittsburgh Penguins
58
12
33
45
57
F Trevor Linden Vancouver Canucks
80
30
29
59
41
F Tony Granato New York Rangers
78
36
27
63
140
F David Volek New York Islanders
77
25
34
59
24
1989-90 G Bob Essensa Winnipeg Jets
36
18
9
5
3.15
D Brad Shaw Hartford Whalers
64
3
32
35
30
D Geoff Smith Edmonton Oilers
74
4
11
15
52
F Mike Modano Minnesota North Stars
80
29
46
75
63
F Sergei Makarov (CT) Calgary Flames
80
24
62
86
55
F Rod Brind'Amour St. Louis Blues
79
26
35
61
46
1990-91 G Ed Belfour (CT) Chicago Blackhawks
74
43
19
7
2.47
D Eric Weinrich New Jersey Devils
76
4
34
38
48
D Rob Blake Los Angeles Kings
75
12
34
46
125
F Sergei Fedorov Detroit Red Wings
77
31
48
79
66
F Ken Hodge, Jr. Boston Bruins
70
30
29
59
20
F Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh Penguins
80
27
30
57
42
1991-92 G Dominik Hasek Chicago Blackhawks
20
10
4
1
2.60
D Nicklas Lidström Detroit Red Wings
80
11
49
60
22
D Vladimir Konstantinov Detroit Red Wings
79
8
26
34
172
F Kevin Todd New Jersey Devils
80
21
42
63
69
F Tony Amonte New York Rangers
79
35
34
69
55
F Gilbert Dionne Montreal Canadiens
39
21
13
34
10
1992-93 G Felix Potvin Toronto Maple Leafs
48
25
15
7
2.50
D Vladimir Malakhov New York Islanders
64
14
38
52
59
D Scott Niedermayer New Jersey Devils
80
11
29
40
47
F Eric Lindros Philadelphia Flyers
61
41
34
75
147
F Teemu Selänne (CT) Winnipeg Jets
84
76
56
132
45
F Joe Juneau Boston Bruins
84
32
70
102
33
1993-94 G Martin Brodeur (CT) New Jersey Devils
47
27
11
8
2.40
D Chris Pronger Hartford Whalers
81
5
25
30
113
D Boris Mironov Winnipeg/Edmonton
79
7
24
31
110
F Jason Arnott Edmonton Oilers
78
33
35
68
104
F Mikael Renberg Philadelphia Flyers
83
38
44
82
36
F Oleg Petrov Montreal Canadiens
55
12
15
27
2
1994-95 G Jim Carey Washington Capitals
28
18
6
3
2.13
D Chris Therien Philadelphia Flyers
48
3
10
13
38
D Kenny Jonsson Toronto Maple Leafs
39
2
7
9
16
F Peter Forsberg (CT) Quebec Nordiques
47
15
35
50
16
F Jeff Friesen San Jose Sharks
48
15
10
25
14
F Paul Kariya Anaheim Mighty Ducks
47
18
21
39
4
1995-96 G Corey Hirsch Vancouver Canucks
41
17
14
6
2.93
D Ed Jovanovski Florida Panthers
70
10
11
21
137
D Kyle McLaren Boston Bruins
74
5
12
17
73
F Daniel Alfredsson (CT) Ottawa Senators
82
26
35
61
28
F Eric Daze Chicago Blackhawks
80
30
23
53
18
F Petr Sykora New Jersey Devils
63
18
24
42
32
1996-97 G Patrick Lalime Pittsburgh Penguins
39
21
12
2
2.94
D Bryan Berard (CT) New York Islanders
82
8
40
48
86
D Janne Niinimaa Philadelphia Flyers
77
4
40
44
58
F Jarome Iginla Calgary Flames
82
21
29
50
37
F Jim Campbell St. Louis Blues
68
23
20
43
68
F Sergei Berezin Toronto Maple Leafs
73
25
16
41
2
1997-98 G Jamie Storr Los Angeles Kings
17
9
5
1
2.22
D Tom Poti Edmonton Oilers
73
5
16
21
42
D Sami Salo Ottawa Senators
61
7
12
19
24
F Chris Drury (CT) Colorado Avalanche
79
20
24
44
62
F Milan Hejduk Colorado Avalanche
82
14
34
48
26
F Marian Hossa Ottawa Senators
60
15
15
30
37
1998-99 G Jamie Storr Los Angeles Kings
28
12
12
2
2.40
D Mattias Ohlund Vancouver Canucks
77
7
23
30
76
D Derek Morris Calgary Flames
82
9
20
29
88
F Sergei Samsonov (CT) Boston Bruins
79
25
26
51
18
F Patrick Elias New Jersey Devils
74
18
19
37
28
F Mike Johnson Toronto Maple Leafs
82
15
32
47
24
1999-00 G Brian Boucher Philadelphia Flyers
35
20
10
3
1.91
D Brian Rafalski New Jersey Devils
75
5
27
32
28
D Brad Stuart San Jose Sharks
82
10
26
36
32
F Simon Gagne Philadelphia Flyers
80
20
28
48
22
F Scott Gomez (CT) New Jersey Devils
82
19
51
70
78
F Mike York New York Rangers
82
26
24
50
18
2000-01 G Evgeni Nabokov (CT) San Jose Sharks
66
32
21
7
2.19
D Lubomir Visnovsky Los Angeles Kings
81
7
32
39
36
D Colin White New Jersey Devils
82
1
19
20
155
F Martin Havlat Ottawa Senators
73
19
23
42
20
F Brad Richards Tampa Bay Lightning
82
21
41
62
14
F Shane Willis Carolina Hurricanes
73
20
24
44
45
2001-02 G Dan Blackburn New York Rangers
31
12
16
0
3.28
D Nick Boynton Boston Bruins
80
4
14
18
107
D Rostislav Klesla Columbus Blue Jackets
75
8
8
16
74
F Dany Heatley (CT) Atlanta Thrashers
82
26
41
67
56
F Ilya Kovalchuk Atlanta Thrashers
65
29
22
51
28
F Kristian Huselius Florida Panthers
79
23
22
45
14
2002-03 G Sebastien Caron Pittsburgh Penguins
24
7
14
2
2.64
D Jay Bouwmeester Florida Panthers
82
4
12
16
14
D Barret Jackman (CT) St. Louis Blues
82
3
16
19
190
F Tyler Arnason Chicago Blackhawks
82
19
20
39
20
F Rick Nash Columbus Blue Jackets
74
17
22
39
78
F Henrik Zetterberg Detroit Red Wings
79
22
22
44
8
2003-04 G Andrew Raycroft (CT) Boston Bruins
57
29
18
9
2.05
D John-Michael Liles Colorado Avalanche
79
10
24
34
28
D Joni Pitkänen Philadelphia Flyers
71
8
19
27
44
F Trent Hunter New York Islanders
77
25
26
51
16
F Ryan Malone Pittsburgh Penguins
81
22
21
43
64
F Michael Ryder Montreal Canadiens
81
25
38
63
26
2005-06 G Henrik Lundqvist New York Rangers
53
30
12
9
2.24
D Dion Phaneuf Calgary Flames
82
20
29
49
93
D Andrej Meszaros Ottawa Senators
82
10
29
39
61
F Alexander Ovechkin (CT) Washington Capitals
81
52
54
106
52
F Sidney Crosby Pittsburgh Penguins
81
39
63
102
110
F Brad Boyes Boston Bruins
82
26
43
69
30

[edit] Trivia

  • Pavel Bure is the only Calder Trophy winner not to be on the All-Rookie Team. He was not included in 1992 because at the time the forwards were picked as the best three in each individual forward position. Bure played both left wing and right wing, so he was not selected for either position and was left off the team. Beginning with the 1992-93 NHL season, voters selected three forwards for the All-Rookie Team, rather than choosing a left wing, centre and right wing.
  • Jamie Storr was goalie of both the 1998 and 1999 versions of the All-Rookie Season. He was still under the maximum amount of games a rookie could then play while retaining rookie status, even though the 1998-99 season was his 5th in the NHL. He had only played five games in each of his first three seasons, and played only 17 games in the 1997-98 season, thus retaining his rookie status for the next season.
  • The only occurrences of one team producing the All-Rookie Team goalie in back-to-back seasons (besides the Los Angeles Kings with Storr), were the Montreal Canadiens in 1985 and 1986, and the Chicago Blackhawks in 1991 and 1992. The two goalies from Montreal were Steve Penney and Patrick Roy while Chicago's two goalies were Ed Belfour and Dominik Hasek.
  • Before four rookies (Alexander Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, Marek Svatos and Petr Prucha) did it in 2005-06, Eric Daze was the last NHL rookie to score 30 goals in a season, which he achieved in 1995-96. Ilya Kovalchuk came close in 2001-02, but he fell short by one goal, an eight season drought for NHL rookies.
  • The New Jersey Devils hold the record for most rookies on the All-Rookie Team, with nine players selected to the team in the history of the team. In addition, the Devils sent at least one representative to the team 5 years in a 6 year span (1990-91 through 1993-94, and 1995-96), and a later three year stretch (1998-99 through 2000-01). As well, three players selected during that first span would later go on to play for New Jersey (Malakhov, Arnott & Friesen).
  • The NHL All-Rookie Team has included many future superstars, but it has also produced rookies who only lasted one or two more seasons in the league. Such players include Steve Penney, Darren Pang, Dan Blackburn, Iain Duncan, Ken Hodge Jr., Kjell Dahlin and Thomas Eriksson.

[edit] References

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