Post by Commish on Oct 10, 2012 21:46:51 GMT -5
The Norris Trophy is awarded to the defenseman judged to be the best player at his position. The winner of this award is selected by the GM's of the National Hockey Association.
Scott Niedermayer - 82 games played, 25 goals, 59 assists, 84 points, 210 shots on goal
Once again Niedermayer has been nominated for the Norris Trophy. One of the most consistent defenseman in the game every season, Niedermayer did not disappoint. He was on the ice during all key situations and was a stabilizing voice in the dressing room
Dan Boyle - 82 games played, 25 goals, 51 assists, 76 points, 107 blocked shots
Dan Boyle was the cog that kept the Ice Dragons together during the early season when the Ice Dragons were struggling. In putting up 25 goals and played in any situation, Boyle is a deserving Norris nominee.
Shea Weber - 82 games played, 27 goals, 67 assists, 94 points, 206 hits
Arguably the most dominant player this season. Weber did everything well including scoring, hitting, fighting and blocking shots. Weber led his team in points and power-play goals. A true leader on and off the ice.
Mike Green - 84 games played, 34 goals, 69 assists, 103 points, 302 shots on goal
Never before has a defenseman registered more then 100 points in a season, until now. Green and his 103 points was the most be any defenseman in the league. Strangely enough, Green also led the Huskies in scoring by having 11 more points then fellow teammate Sidney Crosby.
Scott Niedermayer - 82 games played, 25 goals, 59 assists, 84 points, 210 shots on goal
Once again Niedermayer has been nominated for the Norris Trophy. One of the most consistent defenseman in the game every season, Niedermayer did not disappoint. He was on the ice during all key situations and was a stabilizing voice in the dressing room
Dan Boyle - 82 games played, 25 goals, 51 assists, 76 points, 107 blocked shots
Dan Boyle was the cog that kept the Ice Dragons together during the early season when the Ice Dragons were struggling. In putting up 25 goals and played in any situation, Boyle is a deserving Norris nominee.
Shea Weber - 82 games played, 27 goals, 67 assists, 94 points, 206 hits
Arguably the most dominant player this season. Weber did everything well including scoring, hitting, fighting and blocking shots. Weber led his team in points and power-play goals. A true leader on and off the ice.
Mike Green - 84 games played, 34 goals, 69 assists, 103 points, 302 shots on goal
Never before has a defenseman registered more then 100 points in a season, until now. Green and his 103 points was the most be any defenseman in the league. Strangely enough, Green also led the Huskies in scoring by having 11 more points then fellow teammate Sidney Crosby.
