2021 Art Ross Trophy Odds |
Jan. 23, 2022
by VI News
VegasInsider.com
2021-22 Art Ross Trophy Odds
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| Connor McDavid (Edmonton) |
-110 |
| Leon Draisaitl (Edmonton) |
+110 |
| Alexander Ovechkin (Washington) |
+350 |
| Jonathan Huberdeau (Florida) |
+400 |
| Steven Stamkos (Tampa Bay) |
+5000 |
| Mikko Rantanen (Colorado) |
+10000 |
| Brad Marchand (Boston) |
+12500 |
| Auston Matthews (Toronto) |
+15000 |
| Nathan MacKinnon (Colorado) |
+15000 |
| Arteni Panarin (N.Y. Rangers) |
+15000 |
| Evgeny Kuznetsov (Washington) |
+20000 |
| Sebastian Aho (Carolina) |
+25000 |
| Patrick Kane (Chicago) |
+25000 |
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Odds Provided by bet365 - Subject to Change - Updated Sun. Jan. 23 - 6:54 PM ET
What is the Art Ross Trophy?
The Art Ross Trophy is given to the leading point scorer in the NHL after the regular-season ends. The award was named after Art Ross, a former player, coach, GM and (somewhat) hockey puck inventor.
The first award was given back in 1947, awarded to Montreal Canadiens' player Elmer Lach. Wayne Gretzky has won the award more times than any other player, totaling 10.
The Edmonton Oilers have seen great success with this award, mainly Gretzky. The Oilers have seen the Art Ross winner in four of the last five years, however. Connor McDavid won back-to-back awards through 2016-18, along with last season's award.
Past Art Ross Trophy Winners
- 2020-21: Connor McDavid - Edmonton Oilers
- 2019-20: Leon Draisaitl - Edmonton Oilers
- 2018-19: Nikita Kucherov - Tampa Bay Lightning
- 2017-18: Connor McDavid - Edmonton Oilers
- 2016-17: Connor McDavid - Edmonton Oilers
- 2015-16: Patrick Kane - Chicago Blackhawks
- 2014-15: Jamie Benn - Dallas Stars
- 2013-14: Sidney Crosby - Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2012-13: Martina St. Louis - Tampa Bay Lightning
- 2011-12: Evgeni Malkin - Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2010-11: Daniel Sedin - Vancouver Canucks
- 2009-10: Henrik Sedin - Vancouver Canucks
- 2008-09: Evgeni Malkin - Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2007-08: Alex Ovechkin - Washington Capitals
- 2006-07: Sidney Crosby - Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2005-06: Joe Thornton - Boston Bruins/San Jose Sharks
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