Article 5YW9G Barkov, Hedman, Kreider among King Clancy Trophy nominees

Barkov, Hedman, Kreider among King Clancy Trophy nominees

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Aleksander Barkov, Victor Hedman, and Chris Kreider are three of the 32 nominees for the 2021-22 King Clancy Trophy.

The NHL gives out the honor annually to the player who "best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice and has made a noteworthy humanitarian contribution in his community."

Each team selects its nominee. A committee of senior NHL executives helmed by commissioner Gary Bettman and his deputy Bill Daly will choose the winner.

The league will donate $25,000 to charities of the winner's choosing and $5,000 to those of the two runners-up.

Here's the complete list:

TeamPlayer
Anaheim DucksRyan Getzlaf
Arizona CoyotesAndrew Ladd
Boston BruinsNick Foligno
Buffalo SabresJeff Skinner
Calgary FlamesMikael Backlund
Carolina HurricanesJordan Staal
Chicago BlackhawksConnor Murphy
Colorado AvalancheNazem Kadri
Columbus Blue JacketsJack Roslovic
Dallas StarsJason Robertson
Detroit Red WingsAlex Nedeljkovic
Edmonton OilersDarnell Nurse
Florida PanthersAleksander Barkov
Los Angeles KingsCal Petersen
Minnesota WildMatt Dumba
Montreal CanadiensJake Allen
Nashville PredatorsLuke Kunin
New Jersey DevilsP.K. Subban
New York IslandersAnders Lee
New York RangersChris Kreider
Ottawa SenatorsNick Holden
Philadelphia FlyersScott Laughton
Pittsburgh PenguinsBryan Rust
San Jose SharksMatt Nieto
Seattle KrakenJaden Schwartz
St. Louis BluesRyan O'Reilly
Tampa Bay LightningVictor Hedman
Toronto Maple LeafsWayne Simmonds
Vancouver CanucksBo Horvat
Vegas Golden KnightsMax Pacioretty
Washington CapitalsGarnet Hathaway
Winnipeg JetsJosh Morrissey

Now-retired goaltender Pekka Rinne won it with the Predators last season. Dumba claimed the honor in 2020, and Foligno did so in 2017. Henrik Sedin is the only two-time winner, taking it home in 2016 and then alongside his brother Daniel two years later.

The NHL began awarding the King Clancy Trophy in 1988 in honor of Frank "King" Clancy, who was admired throughout his NHL career in various roles including player, coach, referee, manager, and goodwill ambassador. The Hockey Hall of Fame inducted Clancy 30 years earlier.

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