Frank J. Selke Trophy
Awarded annually to the forward who best excels in the defensive aspects of the game. The trophy is named after Frank J. Selke, the architect of the Montreal Canadians dynasty that won five consecutive Stanley Cups in the late '50s. The winner is selected by a vote of the Professional Hockey Writers Association.
Year	Winner	Runner-Up
2003	Jere Lehtinen, Dallas	John Madden, New Jersey
2002	Michael Peca, N.Y. Islanders	Craig Conroy, Calgary
2001	John Madden, New Jersey	Modano, Dal./Sakic, Col.
2000	Steve Yzerman, Detroit	Mike Ricci, San Jose
1999	Jere Lehtinen, Dallas	Magnus Arvedson, Ottawa
1998	Jere Lehtinen, Dallas	Michael Peca, Buffalo
1997	Michael Peca, Buffalo	Peter Forsberg, Colorado
1996	Sergei Fedorov, Detroit	Ron Francis, Pittsburgh
1995	Ron Francis, Pittsburgh	Esa Tikkanen, St. Louis
1994	Sergei Fedorov, Detroit	Doug Gilmour, Toronto
1993	Doug Gilmour, Toronto	Dave Poulin, Boston
1992	Guy Carbonneau, Montreal	Sergei Fedorov, Detroit
1991	Dirk Graham, Chicago	Esa Tikkanen, Edmonton
1990	Rick Meagher, St. Louis	Guy Carbonneau, Montreal
1989	Guy Carbonneau, Montreal	Esa Tikkanen, Edmonton
1988	Guy Carbonneau, Montreal	Steve Kasper, Boston
1987	Dave Poulin, Philadelphia	Guy Carbonneau, Montreal
1986	Troy Murray, Chicago	Ron Sutter, Philadelphia
1985	Craig Ramsay, Buffalo	Doug Jarvis, Washington
1984	Doug Jarvis, Washington	Bryan Trottier, N.Y. Islanders
1983	Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia	Jari Kurri, Edmonton
1982	Steve Kasper, Boston	Bob Gainey, Montreal
1981	Bob Gainey, Montreal	Craig Ramsay, Buffalo
1980	Bob Gainey, Montreal	Craig Ramsay, Buffalo
1979	Bob Gainey, Montreal	Don Marcotte, Boston
1978	Bob Gainey, Montreal	Craig Ramsay, Buffalo