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Birth of Hockey, The - documents the game's origins in Nova Scotia. Stats Hockey - offers a history of NHL trophy winners, player statistics and other information. Oldtimers' Hockey Challenge BeeHive Hockey Photo Museum - showcases promotional photos from 1934-1967. Goalies Archive - provides the goaltending history of every NHL team. Includes statistics, pictures, and biographies of every goalie who ever played. SFRp's Hockey Archive - results from the Olympics, World Championships, Juniors, European Leagues, and more. SFRp's Hockey Archive - results from the Olympics, World Championships, Juniors, European Leagues, and more. Morey's Hockey Database - statistical information from the NHL, WHA, and international tournaments from 1904 to present. Hockey's Home - by Martin Jones. Makes a case that ice hockey originated in Halifax and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. SFRp's Hockey Archive - results from the Olympics, World Championships, Juniors, European Leagues, and more. Hockey Research Association - preserving and promoting hockey history and statistics through responsible and accurate research. Kansas City Hockey History - offers pictures, statistics, and historical overviews of hockey in KC. Seattle Hockey - history of hockey in Seattle, including professional and junior teams. Internet Hockey Database - search for statistics of players from 1926 to present, get checklists of trading cards, and see the logos of hundreds of teams both new and old. Seattle Hockey - history of hockey in Seattle, including professional and junior teams. Kansas City Hockey History - offers pictures, statistics, and historical overviews of hockey in KC. Morey's Hockey Database - statistical information from the NHL, WHA, and international tournaments from 1904 to present. Birth of Hockey, The - documents the game's origins in Nova Scotia. SFRp's Hockey Archive - results from the Olympics, World Championships, Juniors, European Leagues, and more. Seattle Hockey - history of hockey in Seattle, including professional and junior teams. O'Ree, Willie - the first African American to play in the National Hockey League (1958 and 1961, Boston Bruins). Birth of Hockey, The - documents the game's origins in Nova Scotia. BeeHive Hockey Photo Museum - showcases promotional photos from 1934-1967. Internet Hockey Database - search for statistics of players from 1926 to present, get checklists of trading cards, and see the logos of hundreds of teams both new and old. SFRp's Hockey Archive - results from the Olympics, World Championships, Juniors, European Leagues, and more. Hockey's Home - by Martin Jones. Makes a case that ice hockey originated in Halifax and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Internet Hockey Database - search for statistics of players from 1926 to present, get checklists of trading cards, and see the logos of hundreds of teams both new and old. Hockey's Home - by Martin Jones. Makes a case that ice hockey originated in Halifax and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Legends of Hockey Net - features player spotlights, photo galleries, indiction showcase, and more.

Hart Memorial Trophy

The Hart Memorial Trophy is an annual award given to the player judged to be the most valuable to his team. The winner is selected in a poll of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association in all NHL cities at the end of the regular season.

The Hart Memorial Trophy was presented by the National Hockey League in 1960 after the original Hart Trophy was retired to the Hockey Hall of Fame. The original Hart Trophy was donated to the NHL in 1923 by Dr. David A. Hart, father of Cecil Hart, former manager-coach of the Montreal Canadiens.

2004 Finalists

Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
Earned his second consecutive Hart Trophy nomination; finished third last season
Won his fourth William Jennings Trophy (goaltender on the club allowing the fewest goals, 164)
Led all goaltenders in victories (38) and shutouts (11); was fourth in goals-against average (2.03)
Notched his NHL-record ninth consecutive 30-victory campaign

Jarome Iginla, Calgary Flames
Named a Hart Trophy finalist for the second time in three years; finished second in 2002 to Montreal's Jose Theodore
Earned the Maurice Richard Trophy as the League's leading goal-scorer with 41
Led the Flames in goals, points (73), plus-minus (+21), game-winning goals (10) and shots (265)

Martin St. Louis, Tampa Bay Lightning
First career Hart Trophy nomination and first in Lightning history; also a finalist for the Byng Trophy
Captured the Art Ross Trophy as the NHL's leading scorer with a career-high 94 points (38 goals, 56 assists); also set single-season career highs in goals and assists
Led the NHL in shorthanded goals (eight) and points (11); tied for the lead in plus-minus (+35)