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S71 Award Nominations - SchwarzNarr - 07-17-2023

S71 SHL Awards Show
Date:TBD
Time: TBD
Where: SHL Youtube Channel

Hey everyone! Here are the S71 SHL Nominees.

Read more about the Nominees Here!

Public Awards Ballot.

Team Awards

Challenge Cup Winner
Buffalo Stampede Stampede

Mathias Chouinard Trophy (Eastern Champions)
Buffalo Stampede Stampede

Cole Reinhart Trophy (Western Champions)
Winnipeg Aurora Aurora

Presidents’ Trophy (Best Regular Season Record)
Winnipeg Aurora Aurora  - 111 Points

Individual Awards

Sergei Karpotsov Trophy (Regular Season Points Leader)
Aurora Lias Ekholm-Gunnarsson - 129 Points (60 Goals - 69 Assists)

Jay McDonald Trophy (Regular Season Goals Leader)
Forge Evil AllBran  - 60 Goals
Aurora Lias Ekhom-Gunnarsson - 60 Goals

Turd Ferguson Trophy (Regular Season PIMs Leader)
Wolfpack Sven Svechnikov - 67 PIM

Mike Honcho Trophy (Least Goals Allowed)
Patriotes Brick Wall & Valerian Sauveterre




Nominations

John McBride Award (Best Goaltender)
Stampede Casey Fantobens
Wolfpack Olof Karsikko
Patriotes Brick Wall

Scott Stevens Award (Best Defenseman)
Forge San-Sam Emerson
Aurora Christian Kinsinger
Wolfpack Borje Samuelsson

Bojo Biscuit Award (Best Defensive Defenseman)
Argonauts Landon Fischermann
Specters Ole Olson
Aurora Jay O’Neil

Jeff Dar Award (Best Two-Way Forward)
Forge Red Kirkby
Stampede Konstantin Selich
Blizzard Evan Winter

Ryan Jesster Award (Best Rookie)
Platoon Erik Bergmark
Stampede James Lutz
pride Victor Hargreeves

Aidan Richan Award (Most Improved)
Blizzard Oles Kobliska
Wolfpack Borje Samuelsson
Blizzard Evan Winter

Lance Uppercut Award (Best GM Duo)
Stampede Buffalo Stampede - Tomen & Ragnar
Wolfpack New England Wolfpack - Luke & TheHammer43
Aurora Winnipeg Aurora - Ace & RashfordU

Joe McKeil Award (Best Coach)
Stampede Buffalo Stampede
Wolfpack New England Wolfpack
Aurora Winnipeg Aurora

Damian Littleton Award (Most Dedicated User)
Downer
DrunkenTeddy
JamesT

Ron Mexico Award (Most Valuable Player)
Forge Evil AllBran
Aurora Lias Ekholm-Gunnarsson
Wolfpack Borje Samuelsson

Anton Razov Award (Playoff MVP)
Aurora Lias Ekholm-Gunnarsson
Stampede Casey Fantobens
Stampede Chimkin Wing

Sarmad Khan Award (Players MVP)
Forge Evil AllBran
Aurora Lias Ekholm-Gunnarsson
Aurora Mikko Rashford



Congratulations and good luck to all our amazing nominees, I hope to see you all there!


As always if I’ve made an error in spelling of name or one of the top seasonal awards, please let me know asap.


RE: S71 Award Nominations - slothfacekilla - 07-17-2023

Forge

edit: the writeups on each player are really cool, well done awards people


RE: S71 Award Nominations - luke - 07-17-2023

Misread


RE: S71 Award Nominations - sve7en - 07-17-2023

07-17-2023, 02:27 PMluke Wrote: How did borje get a Mexico nom but not a Dar nom???

Probably by being really valuable


RE: S71 Award Nominations - luke - 07-17-2023

07-17-2023, 02:28 PMsve7en Wrote: Probably by being really valuable

My dumb brain thought Dar was the Stevens LMAO


RE: S71 Award Nominations - Gwdjohnson - 07-17-2023

07-17-2023, 02:27 PMluke Wrote: Misread

Most literate Luke moment


RE: S71 Award Nominations - luke - 07-17-2023

07-17-2023, 02:30 PMGwdjohnson Wrote: Most literate Luke moment

Ready to pre-Jack the outrage gabe


RE: S71 Award Nominations - sköldpaddor - 07-17-2023

07-17-2023, 02:29 PMluke Wrote: My dumb brain thought Dar was the Stevens LMAO

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RE: S71 Award Nominations - Wearingabear - 07-17-2023

Forge


RE: S71 Award Nominations - brickwall35 - 07-17-2023

JamesT for Littleton


RE: S71 Award Nominations - RomanesEuntDomus - 07-20-2023

Shame I didn't get a nod for the Mexico, but can't argue with those choices Smile. Congrats everyone!


RE: S71 Award Nominations - Fantobens - 07-20-2023

Stampede


RE: S71 Award Nominations - sköldpaddor - 07-20-2023

fanto for razov tbh


RE: S71 Award Nominations - hhh81 - 07-20-2023

Platoon


RE: S71 Award Nominations - RomanesEuntDomus - 08-04-2023

Hey guys, just wanted to give a little feedback if that's okay. First of all, I love the presentation and the transparency this season! The write-ups on the players were really nice, especially the way they were presented this season compared to in the past. The transparency was also a good thing, but as it often does, this also leads me to some criticism/questions...

Looking at the voting/ballots this season, it looks like there was quite a lot of group-think and very little variation between the individual ballots. For almost half the Awards, the same three people were on every single ballot and only two Awards had more than 4 people getting votes. When I compare it to my time on the committee a few seasons back, it does look like there was a lot less diversity in nominations this time around. I explicitely remember the defensive-minded Awards like the Bojo and the Dar as cases where different voters valued different stats, so we tended to end up with lots of different nominees for these, many of which were only considered by 1-2 people. This seems to have completely changed for example. One caveat of course is that we allowed 3-5 nominees per category back then (although people mostly stuck to three still) and nowadays you seem to strictly stick to three, so naturally that limits the number of nominees compared to the past.

Can you comment a bit on this? Is it simply a case of the top-players being crystal clear in a lot of categories, maybe due to changes in the competitive landscape? Have the relevant stats for the Awards been standardized in recent season, leading to less personal room for interpretation and more "objective" choices? Or do you think things can be improved about your internal processes that lead to people feeling more free or more inclined to explore options that might have flown under the radar so far? I know from my personal experience that it's quite easy for these kinds of internal discussions to not have a lot of people chime in early on, and then once one or two people do, everyone else just follows their lead and go with their choices, do you think this could have happened here? Or do you think I'm blowing this out of proportion, that enough good discussion took place and the nominees were just so obvious that it ended up this way?

With all that being said/asked, I still wanna say good job and thanks for taking the time to present things in such a manner, because me poking around wouldn't have been possible without your transparency, so thank you! This is not meant to shit on your work or the selections obviously, I'm just trying to help optimize the process because it feels like I'm seeing some of the things that were issues for us as well when I was on the committee, so maybe I can help with some of my own insights or learn that I'm actually wrong and that you found a better process than we had back then.