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Ted Lindsay Award

Ted Lindsay Award

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Nov 4, 2026

Eddie GarciaHOST
3:09
He's won it twice.
Eddie GarciaHOST
3:10
He's won the Ted Lindsey Award twice.
Eddie GarciaHOST
3:12
That's the league MVP as voted on by the players.
Eddie GarciaHOST
3:15
And he's been a two-time Art Ross Trophy winner as the league's top scorer, point producer in a season.
Gil MartinHOST
4:45
a seven-time All-Star.
Gil MartinHOST
4:47
He's won the Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer three times, the Hart Trophy as the league MVP twice, and the Ted Lindsay Award, the MVP voted by the players twice.
Gil MartinHOST
5:02
Last year, He had 44 goals and 130 points.
Gil MartinHOST
5:10
44 goals, 86 assists.
Mike JohnsonGUEST
8:55
Yeah.
Mike JohnsonGUEST
8:56
The Ted Lindsey goes to McDavid.
Mike JohnsonGUEST
8:58
Yes.
Mike JohnsonGUEST
8:59
The Norris goes to Bouchard over Quinn
Bryan HayesHOST
9:22
No, you're right.
Bryan HayesHOST
9:22
McDavid would clean house.
Bryan HayesHOST
9:23
Ted Lindsey, all that.
Bryan HayesHOST
9:24
But that's what I was driving at.
Steele RodinHOST
6:41
And again, it's strange because of how good the team's performing in this division and in the entire National Hockey League.
Steele RodinHOST
6:46
But just to look at some of the accolades he has collected over his time in the National Hockey League, two-time Stanley Cup champion, two-time Ted and Lindsay Trophy winner.
Steele RodinHOST
6:56
three-time Art Memorial Trophy, three-time Art Ross Trophy winner.
Steele RodinHOST
7:01
And then, obviously, a few days ago or a week ago at this point, became the all-time franchise point leader, 1,142 points in 892 games, passing Stephen Stamkos for that position on October 24th.
Eddie GarciaHOST
49:58
Time for the second period here on the Puck Podcast, and we lead off with our top headlines of the week from NHL news, and there is no bigger news than the reigning league MVP saying, I am not returning to my team next year, so why don't you maybe trade me? That is Nikita Kucherov of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Eddie GarciaHOST
50:18
two-time Hart Trophy winner, two-time Ted Lindsay Award winner, two-time scoring champ, and two-time Stanley Cup winner.
Eddie GarciaHOST
50:25
He announced this week he was not resigning with the Lightning.
Eddie GarciaHOST
50:28
He's an unrestricted free agent after the season and said, yeah, I wouldn't mind it if you went ahead and traded me.
John ScottHOST
4:46
He is an impending unrestricted free agent, but, But everybody just assumed it would happen.
John ScottHOST
4:51
There were so many other distractions going on with the Brady Kachucks and the Quinn Hughes and the Connor Hellebucks and the Dylan Larkins and on and on and on go from that U.S. Olympic team that everybody just assumed... that Julianne Brisebois and the Tampa Bay Lightning would take care of their housekeeping and sign the franchise's all-time scoring record leader, the two-time Hart Trophy champion, the two-time Stanley Cup champion, the Art Ross champion, the Ted Lindsay Award winner, the five-time first-team all-star, everything for this franchise.
John ScottHOST
5:29
This guy has done everything for this franchise while he's been in Tampa Bay for the last 12 years.
John ScottHOST
5:35
But no, like Tampa Bay does, like Julian Breezebaugh does, they decided to play game a little bit, play ball with Nikita Khrushchev.
BradHOST
17:00
He has just been a monster player.
BradHOST
17:03
Again, two Stanley Cups, MVP winner twice, Ted Lindsay Award winner, Art Rice winner.
BradHOST
17:10
He's a lock first ballot Hall of Famer.
BradHOST
17:14
And this guy, he had 130 points.
Kyle BukauskasHOST
2:25
And all of this leads us to where we begin this edition of the pod.
Kyle BukauskasHOST
2:30
And Elliot, you know, the old saying you hear from general managers all the time that, uh, Two-time Hart Trophy winners, two-time Ted Lindsay Award winners, three-time Art Ross Trophy winners, and a guy who has also won two Stanley Cups.
Kyle BukauskasHOST
2:43
They just aren't available via trade.
Kyle BukauskasHOST
2:45
Those are ones you have to get in the draft.
Mitch GalloHOST
24:02
Kevin writes in, Give me some of the crazy pills.
Mitch GalloHOST
24:06
I don't get how people are saying no to a two-time Stanley Cup champion, three-time Art Ross Trophy winner, two-time Ted Lindsay Award winner, and two-time Hart Trophy winner.
Mitch GalloHOST
24:16
Are you kidding me? I know.
Mitch GalloHOST
24:19
Kevin's with me, Campbell.
JoshHOST
35:44
Detroit captain Steve Eisenman enjoyed the finest offensive season of his career, scoring 65 goals and 90 assists for 155 points.
JoshHOST
35:53
Eisenman won the Lester B. Pearson Award, voted by NHL players as the league's most outstanding player.
JoshHOST
36:00
LA center Bernie Nichols scored 70 goals and 150 points while playing alongside Gretzky.
PhilHOST
36:05
I hit a Bernie Nichols sign of the times out of SBA.

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