Calder Memorial Trophy
Awarded annually to the player selected as the most proficient in his first year of competition in the National Hockey League. Frank Calder was a former NHL president. Sergei Makarov, who won the award in 1989-1990, was the oldest recipient of the trophy, at 31. Players are no longer eligible for the award if they are 26 or older as of Sept. 15 of the season in question.
Year Winner Runner-Up
2003 Barret Jackman, St. Louis Henrik Zetterberg, Detroit
2002 Dany Heatley, Atlanta Ilya Kovalchuk, Atlanta
2001 Evgeni Nabokov, San Jose Havlat, Ott./Richards, T.B.
2000 Scott Gomez, New Jersey Brad Stuart, San Jose
1999 Chris Drury, Colorado Marian Hossa, Ottawa
1998 Sergei Samsonov, Boston Mattias Ohlund, Vancouver
1997 Bryan Berard, N.Y. Islanders Jarome Iginla, Calgary
1996 Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa Eric Daze, Chicago
1995 Peter Forsberg, Quebec Jim Carey, Washington
1994 Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Jason Arnott, Edmonton
1993 Temmu Selanne, Winnipeg Joe Juneau, Boston
1992 Pavel Bure, Vancouver Nicklas Lidstrom, Detroit
1991 Ed Belfour, Chicago Sergei Fedorov, Detroit
1990 Sergei Makarov, Calgary Mike Modano, Minnesota
1989 Brian Leetch, N.Y. Rangers Trevor Linden, Vancouver
1988 Joe Nieuwendyk, Calgary Ray Sheppard, Buffalo
1987 Luc Robitaille, Los Angeles Ron Hextall, Philadelphia
1986 Gary Suter, Calgary Wendel Clark, Toronto
1985 Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Chris Chelios, Montreal
1984 Tom Barrasso, Buffalo Steve Yzerman, Detroit
1983 Steve Larmer, Chicago Phil Housley, Buffalo
1982 Dale Hawerchuk, Winnipeg Barry Pederson, Boston
1981 Peter Stastny, Quebec Larry Murphy, Los Angeles
1980 Ray Bourque, Boston Mike Foligno, Detroit
1979 Bobby Smith, Minnesota Ryan Walter, Washington
1978 Mike Bossy, N.Y. Islanders Barry Beck, Colorado
1977 Willi Plett, Atlanta Don Murdoch, N.Y. Rangers
1976 Bryan Trottier, N.Y. Islanders Glenn Resch, N.Y. Islanders
1975 Eric Vail, Atlanta Pierre Larouche, Pittsburgh
1974 Denis Potvin, N.Y. Islanders Tom Lysiak, Atlanta
1973 Steve Vickers, N.Y. Rangers Bill Barber, Philadelphia
1972 Ken Dryden, Montreal Rick Martin, Buffalo
1971 Gilbert Perreault, Buffalo Jude Drouin, Minnesota
1970 Tony Esposito, Chicago Bill Fairbairn, N.Y. Rangers
1969 Danny Grant, Minnesota Norm Ferguson, Oakland
1968 Derek Sanderson, Boston Jacques Lemaire, Montreal
1967 Bobby Orr, Boston Ed Van Impe, Chicago
1966 Brit Selby, Toronto Bert Marshall, Detroit
1965 Roger Crozier, Detroit Ron Ellis, Toronto
1964 Jacques Laperriere, Montreal John Ferguson, Montreal
1963 Kent Douglas, Toronto Doug Barkley, Detroit
1962 Bobby Rousseau, Montreal Cliff Pennington, Boston
1961 Dave Keon, Toronto Bob Nevin, Toronto
1960 Bill Hay, Chicago Murray Oliver, Detroit
1959 Ralph Backstrom, Montreal Carl Brewer, Toronto
1958 Frank Mahovlich, Toronto Bobby Hull, Chicago
1957 Larry Regan, Boston Ed Chadwick, Toronto
1956 Glenn Hall, Detroit Andy Hebenton, New York
1955 Ed Litzenberger, Chicago Don McKenney, Boston
1954 Camille Henry, N.Y. Rangers Earl Reibel, Detroit
1953 Lorne Worsley, N.Y. Rangers Gordie Hannigan, Toronto
1952 Bernie Geoffrion, Montreal Hy Buller, N.Y. Rangers
1951 Terry Sawchuk, Detroit Al Rollins, Toronto
1950 Jack Gelineau, Boston Phil Maloney, Boston
1949 Pentti Lund, N.Y. Rangers Allan Stanley, N.Y. Rangers
1948 Jim McFadden, Detroit Pete Babando, Boston
1947 Howie Meeker, Toronto Jimmy Conacher, Detroit
1946 Edgar Laprade, N.Y. Rangers George Gee, Chicago
1945 Frank McCool, Toronto Ken Smith, Boston
1944 Gus Bodnar, Toronto Bill Durnan, Montreal
1943 Gaye Stewart, Toronto Glen Harmon, Montreal
1942 Grant Warwick, New York Buddy O'Connor, Montreal
1941 Johnny Quilty, Montreal Johnny Mowers, Detroit
1940 Kilby MacDonald, N.Y. Rangers Wally Stanowski, Toronto
1939 Frank Brimsek, Boston Roy Conacher, Boston
1938 Cully Dahlstrom, Chicago Murph Chamberlain, Toronto
1937 Syl Apps, Toronto Gordie Drillon, Toronto
1936 Mike Karakas, Chicago Bucko McDonald, Detroit
1935 Dave Schriner, N.Y. Americans Bert Connolly, N.Y. Rangers
1934 Russ Blinko, Mon. Maroons
1933 Carl Voss, Detroit
