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NHL AWARDS NIGHT RESULTS



      Welcome back to another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! Since the buzz in the hockey world is getting ready for the Draft and the 2012-2013 regular season and contracts are being signed and negotiated, there is not much going on but I will keep you guys informed on all and any hockey news that comes up in the summer and the blogs will get closer together and more packed with the start of the pre-season schedule which is going to be September 24th for the Pittsburgh Penguins against the Columbus Blue Jackets, just so all of my Penguins fans know!!! As you all know the NHL Awards were yesterday and there were many winners and memeorable moments. For example we had Henrik Lundqvist's f-bomb in his Vezina Trophy speech, Evgeni Malkin's touching speeches for all three of the trophies he won, Claude Giroux winning the NHL 13 vote, Shane Doan, Mike Fisher, and Daniel Alfredsson being recognized for their great acts of kindness in the hockey world and in their communities, Will Arnett's skit on Brendan Shanahan's penalty giving, and finally, no one being able to pronounce Geno's name! It was quite a night!! Here are the results of the winners just in case you missed the show:
Norris Trophy: Erik Karlsson
Hart Trophy: Evgeni Malkin
Vezina Trophy: Henrik Lundqvist
Selke Trophy: Patrice Bergeron
Mark Messier Leadership Award: Shane Doan
Lady Byng: Brian Campbell
King Clancy Award: Daniel Alfredsson
Calder Trophy: Gabriel Landeskog
Ted Lindsay Award: Evgeni Malkin
NHL Foundation Award: Mike Fisher
Jack Adams Award: Ken Hitchcock
Masterton Trophy: Max Pacioretty
Art Ross Trophy: Evgeni Malkin
Jennings Trophy: Brian Elliott and Jaroslav Halak
Maurice Richard Trophy: Steven Stamkos

Congratulations to all of the winners last night and congrats to the nominees who didn't quite make the cut *round of applause*. Now we move the scene back to Pittsburgh for the upcoming draft and good luck to all of the young men participating and anxiously waiting for their names to be called by the team that has faith in them! I personally am most looking forward to seeing where Filip Forsberg, Ryan Murray, Alex Galchenyuk, Cody Ceci, and Jacob Trouba go! Who do you most want to see get drafted? Let me know in the comments below!

  Thanks for reading another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! In every blog there will be updated hockey news, player reviews, and much more! Until next time, don't get your breezers in a bunch because hockey is always around the corner! Remember, it's always a great day for hockey and it's a lifestyle not just a sport!

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