NHL award winners from outside of Canada Quiz by kmad

Can you name the NHL award winners from outside of Canada?

created by kmad

Enter a player (last names acceptable) in the box below
Correctly named players will show up below
Answers do not have to be guessed in order
Nationality refers to where the player was trained, not born. Updated 08/15/2012*
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Hart
1993-94 (Russian)
1996-97 (Czech)
1997-98 (Czech)
1998-99 (Czech)
2002-03 (Swedish)
2007-08 (Russian)
2008-09 (Russian)
2009-10 (Swedish)
2011-12 (Russian)

Lindsay
1993-94 (Russian)
1996-97 (Czech)
1997-98 (Czech)
1998-99 (Czech)
1999-00 (Czech)
2002-03 (Swedish)
2005-06 (Czech)
2007-08 (Russian)
2008-09 (Russian)
2009-10 (Russian)
2010-11 (Swedish)
2011-12 (Russian)

Conn Smythe
1993-94 (American)
2001-02 (Swedish)
2007-08 (Swedish)
2008-09 (Russian)
2010-11 (American)
2011-12 (American)

Vezina
1938-39 (American)
1941-42 (American)
1983-84 (American)
1984-85 (Swedish)
1985-86 (American)
1993-94 (Czech)
1994-95 (Czech)
1995-96 (American)
1996-97 (Czech)
1997-98 (Czech)
1998-99 (Czech)
2000-01 (Czech)
2005-06 (Finnish)
2008-09 (American)
2009-10 (American)
2010-11 (American)
2011-12 (Swedish)

Norris
1982-83 (American)
1983-84 (American)
1988-89 (American)
1991-92 (American)
1992-93 (American)
1995-96 (American)
1996-97 (American)
2000-01 (Swedish)
2001-02 (Swedish)
2002-03 (Swedish)
2005-06 (Swedish)
2006-07 (Swedish)
2007-08 (Swedish)
2008-09 (Slovak)
2010-11 (Swedish)

Norris
2011-12 (Swedish)

Art Ross
1994-95 (Czech)
1997-98 (Czech)
1998-99 (Czech)
1999-00 (Czech)
2000-01 (Czech)
2002-03 (Swedish)
2007-08 (Russian)
2008-09 (Russian)
2009-10 (Swedish)
2010-11 (Swedish)
2011-12 (Russian)

Rocket Richard
1998-99 (Finnish)
1999-00 (Russian)
2000-01 (Russian)
2002-03 (Czech)
2003-04 (Russian)
2007-08 (Russian)
2008-09 (Russian)

Selke
1993-94 (Russian)
1995-96 (Russian)
1997-98 (Finnish)
1998-99 (Finnish)
2002-03 (Finnish)
2007-08 (Russian)
2008-09 (Russian)
2009-10 (Russian)
2010-11 (American)

Calder
1935-36 (American)
1937-38 (American)
1938-39 (American)
1980-81 (Slovak)
1983-84 (American)
1985-86 (American)
1988-89 (American)
1989-90 (Russian)
1991-92 (Russian)
1992-93 (Finnish)
1994-95 (Swedish)
1995-96 (Swedish)
1996-97 (American)
1997-98 (Russian)
1998-99 (American)
1999-00 (American)
2000-01 (Kazakh)
2005-06 (Russian)
2006-07 (Russian)
2007-08 (American)
2011-12 (Swedish)

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Non-Canadian NHL Award Winners Quiz

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	CadenZ:	Dec 19th, 2010 at 01:13 GMT		8 points
	Great quiz! No Calder?

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	nayanookeesic:	Mar 18th, 2011 at 23:59 GMT		7 points
	you should

	Scarolies:	Jul 25th, 2011 at 21:02 GMT		-1 points
	Bill Masterston?

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	nscox:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 01:07 GMT		10 points
	But the NHL considers it a major award, so it doesn't matter what you think. Using your logic, I could say the Selke Trophy isn't a major award because of a few unfavourable winners.

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	y2jdilemma:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 08:52 GMT		12 points
	Have to agree about the lack of the Calder. So, a few guys won it that didnt turn out to be perennial all-stars. Easy to cherry pick the names you threw out there, and ignore Bourque, Orr, Perreault, Esposito, Bossy, Trottier, or any of the other 25 Hall of Famers that have won it. Which doesnt even account for sure-fire not yet eligible guys like Brodeur and Selanne. I mean, its your quiz, include what you want, but Jim Carey and Dennis Herron won the Vezina for Gods sake. Every trophy has a few guys that make you go...HUH? Really?

	Midline_Shift:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 13:43 GMT		7 points
	Regardless of whether or not it's a major award, I think the Calder's inclusion would make the quiz better because you'd have some different names than you do for the other awards - Makarov, Nabokov, Kane, Suter, Stastny, etc. Makes it a little more difficult. That said, I enjoyed this quiz, good idea!

	WyattsTorch:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 15:15 GMT		4 points
	Great quiz idea...but yeah, Calder is a glaring omission. There are some "lower prestige" players on this list as well. Jim Carey comes to mind.

	kmad:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 17:16 GMT		5 points
	Due to popular demand, I've added a Calder Trophy section.

	MSB33:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 17:16 GMT		2 points
	Olaf Kolzig won the Vezina in 2000. He's German.

	lukejameslarson:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 18:47 GMT		2 points
	Tyler Myers was born in Texas, but he is Canadian trained and plays for Team Canada in international events.

	NS7:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 20:08 GMT		1 point
	Although he plays for Canada, he does have dual citizenship, so maybe an asterisk there would work.

	kmad:	Nov 5th, 2011 at 21:30 GMT		-4 points
	Left Kolzig off because he was trained in Canada. Good point about Myers, removing him as an answer.

	nashedpotatoes:	Nov 6th, 2011 at 00:04 GMT		3 points
	Pelle Lindbergh, what a sad name..

	nashedpotatoes:	Nov 6th, 2011 at 00:08 GMT		4 points
	oh and by the way, Hasek=boss

	canfan27:	Nov 6th, 2011 at 22:22 GMT		3 points
	Love your quizzes, Kmad. I can't believe 7 of my 9 misses were Calder winners!

	moegoldberg:	Nov 8th, 2011 at 19:53 GMT		5 points
	The winner of the 1980-81 Calder was technically Czechoslovakian, not Slovakian, since when it was born it was called Czechoslovakia, and at the time it was still called Czechoslovakia.

	library_guy:	Nov 12th, 2011 at 20:22 GMT		3 points
	Referring to nationality as the nation where a player was trained is completely ridiculous. There's not a player in the league that would have considered Olaf Kolzig as a Canadian. Aside from that, I liked the quiz ... unfortunately that error is so awful that I've rated it zero globes.

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	gorman03:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 17:29 GMT		6 points
	Kolzig should be on this list. He has never held Canadian citizenship, only German and South African.

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