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Bill Masterton Trophy Winners

The Bill Masterton Trophy has been awarded in the NHL to the most dedicated player since the death of Bill Masterton. See if you can name all the winners.
There was no award in the lockout-canceled season of 2004-05.
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Last updated: October 8, 2023
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Team
Reason
Year
Answer
Pittsburgh Penguins
Suffering a stroke and returning to play just 12 days later
2023
Kris Letang
Montreal Canadiens
Overcoming substance abuse.
2022
Carey Price
Philadelphia Flyers
Beating cancer.
2021
Oskar Lindblom
Ottawa Senators
Overcoming substance abuse and PTSD.
2020
Bobby Ryan
New York Islanders
Overcoming substance abuse and PTSD.
2019
Robin Lehner
New Jersey Devils
Beating cancer.
2018
Brian Boyle
Ottawa Senators
Going to the Eastern Conference Finals after his wife was diagnosed with cancer.
2017
Craig Anderson
Florida Panthers
Leading his team in points at the age of 44.
2016
Jaromir Jagr
Minnesota Wild
Leading the last-place Wild to a playoff spot.
2015
Devan Dubnyk
New York Rangers
Returning to the NHL after his wife's battle with cancer.
2014
Dominic Moore
Minnesota Wild
Battling multiple sclerosis.
2013
Josh Harding
Montreal Canadiens
Achieving career highs after being sidelined the previous season due to a concussion and a fractured vertebrae.
2012
Max Pacioretty
Philadelphia Flyers
Battling with post-concussion syndrome that ended his career.
2011
Ian Laperriere
Washington Capitals
After the death of his son, he had his best season in almost a decade
2010
Jose Theodore
Nashville Predators
Playing 41 games that season despite missing the previous two years due to a fragmented disc and a strained groin.
2009
Steve Sullivan
Toronto Maple Leafs
Playing an entire season despite battling cancer.
2008
Jason Blake
Boston Bruins
Missing 12 games due to testicular cancer.
2007
Phil Kessel
Mighty Ducks of Anahiem
Overcoming a major knee surgery and netting 90 points.
2006
Teemu Selanne
Chicago Blackhawks
Overcoming an injury that rendered him legally blind.
2004
Bryan Berard
Detroit Red Wings
Overcoming several health problems.
2003
Steve Yzerman
Montreal Canadiens
Battling cancer.
2002
Saku Koivu
New York Rangers
Dedication to hockey.
2001
Adam Graves
New Jersey Devils
Overcoming alcoholism.
2000
Ken Danekyo
Tampa Bay Lightning
Battling cancer.
1999
John Cullen
St. Louis Blues
Battling bacterial meningitis.
1998
Jamie McLellan
San Jose Sharks
Overcoming brain injury.
1997
Tony Granato
Calgary Flames
Recovered from bone and nerve surgery.
1996
Gary Roberts
Buffalo Sabres
Overcoming head injuries.
1995
Pat LaFontaine
Boston Bruins
Efforts to return to the NHL despite injury struggles.
1994
Cam Neely
Pittsburgh Penguins
Winning the Art Ross despite missing 24 games due to a battle with cancer.
1993
Mario Lemieux
New York Islanders
Overcoming Eosinophilia–myalgia syndrome
1992
Mark Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles Kings
Playing his entire 17-year career in Los Angeles.
1991
Dave Taylor
Boston Bruins
Overcoming multiple knee surgeries.
1990
Gord Kluzak
Philadelphia Flyers
Returning to the NHL after knee and shoulder issues the season prior.
1989
Tim Kerr
Los Angeles Kings
Dedication and perseverance.
1988
Bob Bourne
Hartford Whalers
Breaking the iron-man streak of consecutive games played.
1987
Doug Jarvis
Boston Bruins
Overcoming severe ligament damage.
1986
Charlie Simmer
New York Rangers
Dedication to hockey.
1985
Anders Hedberg
Detroit Red Wings
Dedication to hockey.
1984
Brad Park
Calgary Flames
Dedication to hockey.
1983
Lanny McDonald
Colorado Rockies
Perseverance to hockey.
1982
Glenn Resch
St. Louis Blues
Perseverance to hockey.
1981
Blake Dunlop
Minnesota North Stars
Perseverance to hockey.
1980
Al MacAdam
Montreal Canadiens
Dedication to hockey.
1979
Serge Savard
Los Angeles Kings
Making the NHL despite his short stature.
1978
Butch Goring
New York Islanders
Leadership.
1977
Ed Westfall
New York Rangers
Overcoming a severe back injury.
1976
Rod Gilbert
Buffalo Sabres
Perseverance and dedication.
1975
Don Luce
Montreal Canadiens
Honouring his 20 year career and 11 Stanley Cups
1974
Henri Richard
Pittsburgh Penguins
Overcoming severe ligament and cartilage damage.
1973
Lowell MacDonald
Philadelphia Flyers
Overcoming diabetes.
1972
Bobby Clarke
New York Rangers
Dedication to hockey.
1971
Jean Ratelle
Chicago Black Hawks
Leading the Black Hawks to first place in the league.
1970
Pit Martin
Oakland Seals
Career highs on an expansion team.
1969
Ted Hampson
Montreal Canadiens
Perseverance and dedication.
1968
Claude Provost
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