McDavid, MacKinnon, Avs Dominate NHL Awards

0:00On April 17th, NHL regular season wrapped and the big trophies are handed out. Conor McDavid snagged his six-art Ross for leading the league with points. Nathan McKinnon grabbed his first rocket-richard as top goal scorer. And Colorado Avalanche goalies, Scott Wedgewood and McKenzie Blackwood took the genders for their team's Stingy defense. McDavid, the 29-year-old Euler's captain, tallied 138 points, 48 goals and a league high 90 assists over. 82 games. He reclaimed the crowd from Nikita Kutcherov, who finished second with 130. This ties him with Mario Lemieux for second all time, behind only Wangretzky's 10. McKinnon's 53 goals, Edgedout Cole Caulfield's 51 and McDavid's 48. The 30-year-old Avalanche star added 74 assists for 127 points in 80 games. He's just the second-ass player to win it, following Milan Hedgeduck back in 2003. Meanwhile, Wedgewood and Blackwood locked down the genders because Colorado allowed the fewest goals against just 203 all season.

1:05The 33-year-old Wedgewood started 45 games with the 2.02 goals against Average and 0.921 save percentage. Blackwood backed him up in 39 with a 2.51 and 0.904. These awards cap a wild season with McDavid dominating his ever and Colorado stacking hardware ahead of the playoffs, setting the stage for some evic, battles on ice. That wraps in H.O. News today, brought to you with AI.