Jack Adams Award
Awarded annually to the NHL coach who contributed the most to his team's success. The trophy is named in honor of Jack Adams, longtime coach and general manager of the Detroit Red Wings. The winner is selected by a vote of the National Hockey League Broadcasters' Association.
Year	Winner	Runner-Up
2003	Jacques Lemaire, Minnesota	John Tortorella, Tampa Bay
2002	Bob Francis, Phoenix	Brian Sutter, Chicago
2001	Bill Barber, Philadelphia	Bowman, Det./Martin, Ott.
2000	Joel Quenneville, St. Louis	Alain Vigneault, Montreal
1999	Jacques Martin, Ottawa	Pat Quinn, Toronto
1998	Pat Burns, Boston	Larry Robinson, Los Angeles
1997	Ted Nolan, Buffalo	Ken Hitchcock, Dallas
1996	Scotty Bowman, Detroit	Doug MacLean, Florida
1995	Marc Crawford, Quebec	Scotty Bowman, Detroit
1994	Jacques Lemaire, New Jersey	Kevin Constantine, San Jose
1993	Pat Burns, Toronto	Brian Sutter, Boston
1992	Pat Quinn, Vancouver	Roger Neilson, N.Y. Rangers
1991	Brian Sutter, St. Louis	Tom Webster, Los Angeles
1990	Bob Murdoch, Winnipeg	Mike Milbury, Boston
1989	Pat Burns, Montreal	Bob McCammon, Vancouver
1988	Jacques Demers, Detroit	Terry Crisp, Calgary
1987	Jacques Demers, Detroit	Jack Evans, Hartford
1986	Glen Sather, Edmonton	Jacques Demers, St. Louis
1985	Mike Keenan, Philadelphia	Barry Long, Winnipeg
1984	Bryan Murray, Washington	Scott Bowman, Buffalo
1983	Orval Tessier, Chicago
1982	Tom Watt, Winnipeg
1981	Red Berenson, St Louis	Bob Berry, Los Angeles
1980	Pat Quinn, Philadelphia
1979	Al Arbour, N.Y. Islanders	Fred Shero, N.Y. Rangers
1978	Bobby Kromm, Detroit	Don Cherry, Boston
1977	Scott Bowman, Montreal	Tom McVie, Washington
1976	Don Cherry, Boston
1975	Bob Pulford, Los Angeles
1974	Fred Shero, Philadelphia