NHL 2010/11

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NHL 2010/11
league NHL National Hockey League
Period October 7, 2010 to June 15, 2011
Teams 30th
Games / team 82
Draft
Event 2010 NHL Entry Draft
Top pick CanadaCanada Taylor Hall
Elected by Edmonton Oilers
Regular season
Presidents' Trophy Vancouver Canucks
MVP CanadaCanada Corey Perry (Anaheim)
Top scorer SwedenSweden Daniel Sedin (Vancouver)
Playoffs
Stanley Cup winner Boston Bruins
finalist Vancouver Canucks
Playoff MVP United StatesUnited States Tim Thomas (Boston)
NHL seasons
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The 2010/11 season of the National Hockey League was the 93rd season played in the North American professional ice hockey league . The regular season began on October 7, 2010 with a first game between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Minnesota Wild in Helsinki again in Europe . A total of six games were played in Stockholm , Prague and Helsinki. The playoffs ended on June 15, 2011 with the sixth Stanley Cup win for the Boston Bruins .

In addition to the third season opener in Europe, the fourth NHL Winter Classic in the history of the league was held on January 1, 2011, when the Pittsburgh Penguins met the Washington Capitals at Heinz Field . In addition, the second NHL Heritage Classic took place on February 20, 2011 , in which the Calgary Flames met the Montréal Canadiens at McMahon Stadium . The NHL All-Star Game , which was canceled the previous year due to the Olympic ice hockey tournament, took place on January 30, 2011 at the RBC Center in Raleigh , North Carolina .

requirements

Increase in the salary cap

The salary cap , salary caps set by the league for players have been increased for the sixth consecutive year with 59.4 million US dollars raised per team an additional 2.6 million US dollars.

Entry Draft

The 48th NHL Entry Draft took place on June 25th and 26th, 2010 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles , California . The Edmonton Oilers won the draft lottery and retained their first place as the worst team of the previous season.

In first place , the Edmonton Oilers selected the Canadian attacker Taylor Hall . In places two to five followed three strikers and a defender, including in third place the Canadian Erik Gudbranson , who was selected by the Florida Panthers . The ten players drafted first included seven Canadians as well as one Swiss, one Russian and one Finn. The best American was Jack Campbell , who was selected by the Dallas Stars , in 11th place .

In total, the 30 franchises secured the rights to 210 players. The first German to be selected in the draft was Tom Kühnhackl of the Landshut Cannibals , who was selected in the fourth round in a total of 110th position by the Pittsburgh Penguins .

Top 5 picks

# player nationality Item NHL team College / Junior / Club team
1. Taylor Hall CanadaCanada Canada LW Edmonton Oilers Windsor Spitfires ( OHL )
2. Tyler Seguin CanadaCanada Canada C. Boston Bruins Plymouth Whalers (OHL)
3. Erik Gudbranson CanadaCanada Canada D. Florida panthers Kingston Frontenacs (OHL)
4th Ryan Johansen CanadaCanada Canada C. Columbus Blue Jackets Portland Winterhawks ( WHL )
5. Nino Niederreiter SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland LW New York Islanders Portland Winterhawks (WHL)

Regular season

Closing tables

Abbreviations: GP = games, W = wins, L = defeats, OTL = defeat after overtime or shootout , GF = goals scored, GA = goals conceded, Pts = points
Explanations: The position within the conference is in brackets; = Playoff qualification, = Division winner, = Conference winner, = Presidents' Trophy winner

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division GP W. L. OTL GF GA Pts
Philadelphia Flyers (2) 82 47 23 12 259 223 106
Pittsburgh Penguins (4) 82 49 25th 8th 238 199 106
New York Rangers (8) 82 44 33 5 233 198 93
New Jersey Devils (11) 82 38 39 5 174 209 81
New York Islanders (14) 82 30th 39 13 229 264 73
Northeast Division GP W. L. OTL GF GA Pts
Boston Bruins (3) 82 46 25th 11 246 195 103
Canadiens de Montréal (6) 82 44 30th 8th 216 209 96
Buffalo Sabers (7) 82 43 29 10 245 229 96
Toronto Maple Leafs (10) 82 37 34 11 218 251 85
Ottawa Senators (13) 82 32 40 10 192 250 74
Southeast Division GP W. L. OTL GF GA Pts
Washington Capitals (1) 82 48 23 11 224 197 107
Tampa Bay Lightning (5) 82 46 25th 11 247 240 103
Carolina Hurricanes (9) 82 40 31 11 236 239 91
Atlanta Thrashers (12) 82 34 36 12 223 269 80
Florida Panthers (15) 82 30th 40 12 195 229 72

Western Conference

Central Division GP W. L. OTL GF GA Pts
Detroit Red Wings (3) 82 47 25th 10 261 241 104
Nashville Predators (5) 82 44 27 11 219 194 99
Chicago Blackhawks (8) 82 44 29 9 258 225 97
St. Louis Blues (11) 82 38 33 11 240 234 87
Columbus Blue Jackets (13) 82 34 35 13 215 258 81
Northwest Division GP W. L. OTL GF GA Pts
Vancouver Canucks (1) 82 54 19th 9 262 185 117
Calgary Flames (10) 82 41 29 12 250 237 94
Minnesota Wild (12) 82 39 35 8th 206 233 86
Colorado Avalanche (14) 82 30th 44 8th 227 288 68
Edmonton Oilers (15) 82 25th 45 12 193 269 62
Pacific Division GP W. L. OTL GF GA Pts
San Jose Sharks (2) 82 48 25th 9 248 213 105
Anaheim Ducks (4) 82 47 30th 5 239 235 99
Phoenix Coyotes (6) 82 43 26th 13 231 226 99
Los Angeles Kings (7) 82 46 30th 6th 219 198 98
Dallas Stars (9) 82 42 29 11 227 233 95

Best scorer

With 104 points Daniel Sedin led the scorer list of the NHL. His brother Henrik Sedin achieved the season record of 75 assists. The top scorer was Corey Perry with 50 goals. In the plus / minus rating, Zdeno Chára was in the lead with a score of +33. The most power play goals were scored by Daniel Sedin, who scored 18 times in the majority. Alexander Ovetschkin was the player who shot the most on goal with 367 shots. Outnumbered, Frans Nielsen was most successful with seven goals. 24.7% of Syarhej Kaszitsyn's shots found their way into the goal. With 307 penalty minutes, Zenon Konopka was the bad guy this season. Ľubomír Višňovský was the most successful defender with 18 goals and 68 points.

Abbreviations: GP = games, G = goals, A = assists , Pts = points, +/− = plus / minus , PIM = penalty minutes; Bold: Season best

player team GP G A. Pts +/- PIM
Daniel Sedin Vancouver 82 41 63 104 +30 32
Martin St. Louis Tampa Bay 82 31 68 99 ± 0 12
Corey Perry Anaheim 82 50 48 98 +9 104
Henrik Sedin Vancouver 82 19th 75 94 +26 40
Steven Stamkos Tampa Bay 82 45 46 91 +3 74
Jarome Iginla Calgary 82 43 43 86 ± 0 40
Alexander Ovechkin Washington 79 32 53 85 +24 41
Teemu Selänne Anaheim 73 31 49 80 +6 49
Henrik Zetterberg Detroit 80 24 56 80 −1 40
Brad Richards Dallas 72 28 49 77 +1 24

Best goalkeeper

Abbreviations: GP = games, TOI = ice age (in minutes), W = wins, L = defeats, OTL = overtime / shootout defeats , GA = goals conceded, SO = shutouts , Sv% = shots saved (in%), GAA = Conceded goal; Bold: Season best

player team GP TOI W. L. OTL GA SO Sv% ATM
Tim Thomas Boston 57 3363: 58 35 11 9 112 9 .938 2.00
Roberto Luongo Vancouver 60 3589: 39 38 15th 7th 126 4th .928 2.11
Pekka gutter Nashville 64 3789: 15 33 22nd 9 134 6th .930 2.12
Semyon Varlamov Washington 27 1560: 03 11 9 5 58 2 .924 2.23
Cory Schneider Vancouver 25th 1371: 47 16 4th 2 51 1 .929 2.23

Best rookie scorer

Jeff Skinner led the rookies as the best scorer with 63 points . The best assist provider was Kevin Shattenkirk with 34 assists . Michael Grabner scored the most goals and was successful 34 times. In the plus / minus rating, Adam McQuaid was in the lead with a score of +30. Logan Couture scored the most power play goals , who scored ten times in the majority. Logan Couture was the player who shot the most on goal with 253 shots. Outnumbered, it was Michael Grabner who scored the most with six goals. 22% of Matt Calvert's shots found their way into the goal. With 147 penalty minutes, Matt Martin was the bad guy among the rookies this season. Kevin Shattenkirk was the most successful defender with 43 points.

Abbreviations: GP = games, G = goals, A = assists , Pts = points, +/− = plus / minus , PIM = penalty minutes

player team GP G A. Pts +/- PIM
Jeff Skinner Carolina 82 31 32 63 +3 46
Logan Couture San Jose 79 32 24 56 +18 41
Michael Grabner NY Islanders 76 34 18th 52 +13 10
Tyler Ennis Buffalo 82 20th 29 49 ± 0 30th
Derek Stepan NY Rangers 82 21st 24 45 +8 20th

Stanley Cup playoffs

  Conference quarterfinals Conference semifinals Conference finals Stanley Cup Final
                                   
1  Washington Capitals 4th   1  Washington Capitals 0        
8th  New York Rangers 1 5  Tampa Bay Lightning 4th  
2  Philadelphia Flyers 4th Eastern Conference
7th  Buffalo Sabers 3
5  Tampa Bay Lightning 3
  3  Boston Bruins 4th  
3  Boston Bruins 4th
6th  Canadiens de Montréal 3
4th  Pittsburgh Penguins 3 2  Philadelphia Flyers 0
5  Tampa Bay Lightning 4th 3  Boston Bruins 4th  
E3  Boston Bruins 4th
(The teams are reset after the first round.)
  W1  Vancouver Canucks 3
1  Vancouver Canucks 4th   1  Vancouver Canucks 4th
8th  Chicago Blackhawks 3 5  Nashville Predators 2  
2  San Jose Sharks 4th
7th  Los Angeles Kings 2
1  Vancouver Canucks 4th
  2  San Jose Sharks 1  
3  Detroit Red Wings 4th
6th  Phoenix Coyotes 0 Western Conference
4th  Anaheim Ducks 2 2  San Jose Sharks 4th
5  Nashville Predators 4th 3  Detroit Red Wings 3  

Awards

All-star teams

First all-star team
Attack: Henrik Sedin - Daniel Sedin - Corey Perry
Defense: Nicklas Lidström - Shea Weber
Goal: Tim Thomas
Second all-star team
Attack: Alexander Ovetschkin - Steven Stamkos - Martin St. Louis
Defense: Zdeno Chára - Ľubomír Višňovský
Goal: Pekka gutter

All rookie team

All rookie team
Attack: Logan Couture - Michael Grabner - Jeff Skinner
Defense: John Carlson - PK Subban
Goal: Corey Crawford

Awarded trophies

Award player team
Art Ross Trophy Daniel Sedin Vancouver Canucks
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy Ian Laperriere Philadelphia Flyers
Calder Memorial Trophy Jeff Skinner Carolina Hurricanes
Conn Smythe Trophy Tim Thomas Boston Bruins
Frank J. Selke Trophy Ryan Kesler Vancouver Canucks
Hart Memorial Trophy Corey Perry Anaheim Ducks
Jack Adams Award Dan Bylsma Pittsburgh Penguins
James Norris Memorial Trophy Nicklas Lidström Detroit Red Wings
King Clancy Memorial Trophy Doug Weight New York Islanders
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy Martin St. Louis Tampa Bay Lightning
Lester Patrick Trophy Mark Johnson
Bob Pulford
Tony Rossi
Jeff Sauer
Mark Messier Leadership Award Zdeno Chára Boston Bruins
Maurice 'Rocket' Richard Trophy Corey Perry Anaheim Ducks
NHL Foundation Player Award Dustin Brown Los Angeles Kings
NHL General Manager of the Year Award Mike Gillis Vancouver Canucks
NHL Plus / Minus Award  (unofficial) Zdeno Chára Boston Bruins
Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award Tim Thomas Boston Bruins
Ted Lindsay Award Daniel Sedin Vancouver Canucks
Vezina Trophy Tim Thomas Boston Bruins
William M. Jennings Trophy Roberto Luongo Vancouver Canucks
Cory Schneider
Presidents' Trophy Vancouver Canucks
Prince of Wales Trophy Boston Bruins
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl Vancouver Canucks
Stanley Cup Boston Bruins

Web links

Commons : NHL 2010/11  - Collection of Images, Videos and Audio Files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ NHL to open '10-11 in Helsinki, Stockholm, Prague. NHL .com, accessed May 24, 2011 .
  2. ↑ 2011 NHL Heritage Classic Announcement. NHL .com, accessed May 24, 2011 .
  3. ↑ NHL Salary Cap Set At $ 59.4 Million For 2010-11 Season. TSN .ca, accessed May 24, 2011 .
  4. ^ Edmonton Oilers win the NHL Draft Lottery. NHL .com, accessed May 24, 2011 .
  5. ^ NHL Draft 2010 Results Round 1. NHL .com, accessed May 26, 2011 .
  6. ^ NHL Draft 2010 Results Round 4th NHL .com, accessed May 26, 2011 .
  7. ↑ Sedin, Perry, Canucks goalies win NHL trophies. NHL .com, accessed May 26, 2011 .