Rangers Roundup: Panarin shutout but makes 1st team All Star, former captain dies, and more news
Artemi Panarin was unfortunately shut out tonight in the NHL Awards show. Leon Draisaitl and his incredible 110 points season was just too much for the Breadman to overcome. The Oilers center took both the Hart Trophy and Ted Lindsay Award.
Artemi Panarin is still the Rangers MVP
Panarin finished 3rd in voting for the MVP, but was named to the NHL’s first team All Star which is quite the honor as well. The Breadman’s 95 points was everything Rangers fans dreamed of when he decided to sign on Broadway this past summer. He was no doubt, the MVP of the Blueshirts.
Rangers captain, Bob Nevin passes away
The Rangers and the hockey world mourn the passing of Bob Nevin. He started with the Leafs but then became an integral part of the Blueshirts from 1965 to 1971.
It’s with a heavy heart that I inform the hockey family and especially the Rangers family of the the passing of my very close friend ,roommate and Rangers ‘ captain Bob Nevin,” Rod Gilbert wrote on Twitter. “Rest In Peace Nevy (pokey) you were loved and appreciated by so many.”
Adam Fox finished 4th for Calder
Adam Fox has a promising career ahead of him, and although many felt he was snubbed, he was never beating out Cale Makar. He finished 4th in voting for the award.
Here are all the winners at The Daily Goal Horn
Here are all the winners tonight, plus their acceptance speeches.
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