Talk:National Hockey League awards

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[edit] Lester Patrick Trophy

Is there a reason why the Lester Patrick trophy isn't listed here? It's listed at the NHL.com list of trophies. If it's not included here, then it shouldn't be a part of the FT drive. -- Scorpion⁰⁴²² 00:00, 19 September 2007 (UTC)

Tough call on that one. According to it's article, it is considered a non-NHL award, so it would fall outside of the scope of this article if this is accurate. At the same time though, there should be room for mention somewhere. I'll add it in a see-also section for now. Resolute 23:14, 21 September 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Dates of current holders

You have a current holders column, but during the playoffs, some of the awards (most notably the regular season awards) are for the current hockey year, while the playoff and other larger awards are for the previous year (since they haven't been awarded yet). It would be good to have the date (or even just the year) that the current holder was awarded the award...maybe just in brackets beside the name. It would then be clearer what is really meant by current.