Hart – Mike Ribiero
Norris – Nik Grossman
Vezina – Tobias Stephen (i cannot give it to turco)
Calder – James Neal
Selke – Loui Eriksson

I’d vote for B-Rad as MPD, Most Predictable Dresser. Dark suit, dress shirt unbuttoned two buttons, and either the suit or the shirt is striped. I think he’d win that for the 8th straight year. =P

On a serious note, I’ll give oodles of credit to Ribeiro for maintaining. I don’t like the guy one bit, but it all pretty much came down to him and he kept playing (albeit it his usual 40 minutes of effort for a 60 minute game). By default, he leads the team in scoring, and that is all people will remember in several years.

Steve Ott really found himself this year. I just wish he’d cut down on the stupidity sometimes. Much better this year than what i saw last year, but he needs to continue working on limits and when being the agitator is just being selfish.

Eriksson and Neal… what can you say about those guys other than the future looks bright (and the future is very very close). Lots and lots of talent there. And they are really just starting. Neal is, what, 22? He’s going to be a force.

The D are very young. Grossman is finding his niche, Fistric ain’t all that bad. Daley and Niskanen did struggle, but again, they are very young. And without Zubov, they were on their own to learn by their own mistakes rather than experience of a veteran.

I’ll openly admit by bias as a Richards, but seriously, that dude is a force. Lots of fans are not sold on him, but (or because) he does so much that isn’t obvious. It has always been his game to be pretty invisible (in a good way). Some people confuse the invisible in a good way with being worthless. Totally not true. I’m not sure anyone on that team comes close to connecting on passes like B-Rad does. It’s cliche, but he makes those around him better. Hmmm… Hagman last year, Eriksson this year… seeing a pattern? The team missed Morrow, and losing any other scorer would have been devastating, but man oh man did the loss of Richards really showed how good he is and how much he brings to the team.

And I’d hate for this to be Modano’s last season, just because it stinks to go out on a sour note, but he looked so over this whole hockey thing so many times this year. You could tell in his play and his off-ice comments that it might be time to step away from the game for awhile.

Turco? Well, there is that whole “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all” policy, so I won’t say anything.

I know I’m a little late to the party, but I had to put my two cents in anyway.

Norris: Stéphane Robidas
Vezina: umm…hmm…give me a minute…ok, ok …Marty Turco
Calder: James Neal
Selke: Loui Eriksson (although I really liked your pick of Toby Petersen)

And what’s my pick for the Hart? Do you have to ask?
Hart: STEVE OTT