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It is almost that time of year again when we here at Stanley Cup of Chowder give out some hardware to members of the Boston Bruins. The 2nd Annual Stanley Cup of Chowder Awards will honor those who excelled during the season. I figured the Olympic break would be the perfect time to throw up some filler content announce the frontrunners for this year's awards. So, without further ado, the nominee's are...


Chowder Pot
The Chowder Pot is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who scores the most goals during the regular season.

I'm not even sure if I should hand out this award this year because the final total might be embarrassingly low.

Last Year's Winner: Phil Kessel

The Current Frontrunners:


G A P +/- PIM
Marco Sturm 18 10 28 8 22


G A P +/- PIM
 Michael Ryder 15 10 25 1 14


G A P +/- PIM
Blake Wheeler 13 18 31 -6 41


G A P +/- PIM
Patrice Bergeron 12 25 37 -1 22


G A P +/- PIM
Mark Recchi 12 18 30 -3 30

 

Johnnie Cochran Memorial Trophy
The Johnnie Cochran Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the best defenseman on the Boston Bruins.

Last Year's Winner: Zdeno Chara

Current Frontrunners:


G A P +/- PIM
Zdeno Chara 5 28 33 6 72


G A P +/- PIM
Mark Stuart 2 2 4 -2 47


G A P +/- PIM
Johnny Boychuk 2 7 9 3 26


G A P +/- PIM
Derek Morris 3 22 25 -1 26


Planned Parenthood Award for Goaltending Excellence
The Planned Parenthood Award for Goaltending Excellence is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who tries the hardest to avoid letting one slip past the goalie.

After winning the Vezina Trophy (and the Planned Parenthood Award for Goaltending Excellence) last season, Tim Thomas has split time with Tuukka Rask, who at this point looks like the favorite for this year's award.

Last Year's Winner: Tim Thomas

Current Frontrunners:


GP MIN W L EGA GA GAA SA SV SV% SO
Tuukka Rask 29 1646 14 7 57 2.08 797 740 .928 3


GP MIN W L EGA GA GAA SA SV SV% SO
Tim Thomas 35 2023 13 15 85 2.52 999 914 .915 4


William Shakespeare Playmaker Award
The William Shakespeare Playmaker Award is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who is able make his teammates better and can create for others on the ice.

Last Year's Winner: Marc Savard

Current Frontrunners:


G A P +/- PIM
Patrice Bergeron 12 25 37 -1 22


G A P +/- PIM
Marc Savard 9 22 31 3 14


G A P +/- PIM
David Krejci 11 20 31 -1 24


Henry Rowengartner Trophy
The Rowengartner Trophy is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who demonstrates outstanding play during his rookie season. All players who are eligible to win the NHL's Calder Trophy are eligible for the Rowengartner Trophy.

Last Year's Winner: Blake Wheeler

Current Front Runners:


GP MIN W L EGA GA GAA SA SV SV% SO
 Tuukka Rask 29 1646 14 7 57 2.08 797 740 .928 3


G A P +/- PIM
Johnny Boychuk 2 7 9 3 26


G A P +/- PIM
Adam McQuaid 1 0 1 -4 19



Big Boss Man Enforcer Award
The Big Boss Man Enforcer Award is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who isn't afraid to drop the gloves to protect his teammates and maintain order on the ice.

Shawn Thornton is the obvious choice to win his second consecutive Big Boss Man Enforcer Award.

Last Year's Winner: Shawn Thornton

Current Frontrunners:

Shawn Thornton: 16 Fighting Majors (unofficial record of 11-3-2 according to hockeyfights.com)
Byron Bitz: 5 Fighting Majors (0-2-3)
Milan Lucic: 5 Fighting Majors (1-2-0)
Adam McQuaid: 3 Fighting Majors in 15 games (2-0-1)

Aaron Burr Trophy
The Burr Trophy is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who displays great skill in the shootout.

Current Frontrunners:

Marc Savard: 3 for 6, 1 game-winner
David Krejci: 3 for 8, 2 game-winners



Fred Cusick Memorial Award
The Fred Cusick Memorial Award is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who spends the most time in the press box (healthy scratch).

The award has been renamed from the Fred Cusick Award to the Fred Cusick Memorial Award to honor the late great Fred Cusick, who died at the age of 90 on September 15, 2009.

Current Frontrunners:

Last Year's Winner: Matt Hunwick

Johnny Boychuck: 23 Healthy Scratches
Vladimir Sobotka: 10 Healthy Scratches
Trent Whitfield: 8 Healthy Scratches

Buddy Cianci "Prince of Providence" Award
The Buddy Cianci "Prince of Providence" Award is awarded annually to the Bruins prospect who demonstrates outstanding play at the AHL level.

Last Year's Winner: Johnny Boychuk

Current Frontrunners:

Mikko Lehtonen: 20G-25A-45Pts
Brad Marchand: 29 points (12-17-29) in 30 games, +14
Andy Wozniewski: 9G-28A-37Pts
Trent Whitfield: 35 points (14-21-35) in 38 games



"The Last Girl on the Pinwheel" Award
"The Last Girl on the Pinwheel" Award is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins who displays outstanding skating ability but tends to avoid physical play.

Last Year's Winner: Phil Kessel

Current Frontrunner: Marc Savard 11 Hits


Brian Scalabrine "Fan Favorite" Award
The Brian Scalabrine "Fan Favorite" Award is awarded annually to the member of the Boston Bruins that is embraced most by the fans. This award isn't necessarily awarded to the most talented player on the team, but to the guy that plays with heart, who you love to root for. It is the only award that is voted on by the readers. Any player who has appeared in 10 games at this point in the season is eligible. Voting will close on the last day of the regular season.

Last Year's Winner: Milan Lucic

Poll
Who is your pick for the Brian Scalabrine "Fan Favorite" Award
Steve Begin
3 votes
Patrice Bergeron
39 votes
Byron Bitz
9 votes
Johnny Boychuk
17 votes
Zdeno Chara
1 votes
Andrew Ference
0 votes
Matt Hunwick
0 votes
David Krejci
7 votes
Milan Lucic
28 votes
Brad Marchand
0 votes
Adam McQuaid
6 votes
Derek Morris
1 votes
Daniel Paille
13 votes
Tuukka Rask
57 votes
Mark Recchi
15 votes
Michael Ryder
1 votes
Miroslav Satan
1 votes
Marc Savard
10 votes
Vladimir Sobotka
8 votes
Mark Stuart
5 votes
Marco Sturm
5 votes
Tim Thomas
5 votes
Shawn Thornton
15 votes
Blake Wheeler
2 votes
Trent Whitfield
0 votes
Dennis Wideman
2 votes

250 votes | Poll has closed

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What blind fool has Looch at 1-2-0?

by MattS on Feb 24, 2010 11:43 PM EST reply actions  

The posters on Hockeyfights.com seem to have a thing against Lucic. Basically anything short of Lucic knocking someone out it’s a Lucic loss. Hell with the hatred for Lucic on that site I wouldn’t be surprised if he did knock someone out and still get a loss in the eyes of the voters on that site lol. Course then again it is safe to say his last two fights haven’t exactly been Looch of old yet. I think he’ll come around after the break and have at least two dominating shows to end the season on, however.

by Dangles-McDonnybrook on Feb 25, 2010 1:32 AM EST up reply actions  

just went back and watched the Mair Lucic fight, in my eyes that was a win for Lucic draw at worst. He looked better in that fight then I had remembered.

by Dangles-McDonnybrook on Feb 25, 2010 1:43 AM EST up reply actions  

Can McQuaid at least get honorable mention for the Big Boss Man Enforcer Award? For his season, I think he deserves it.

by Justin_Bobo on Feb 25, 2010 1:09 AM EST reply actions  

Mark “T-Rex” Recchi not getting enough fan favorite votes.

Join me on the Hockey Blog Adventure! (or Twitter.) GO BRUINS! (and Wild!)

by Cornelius Hardenbergh on Feb 25, 2010 9:58 AM EST reply actions  

True dat. For being 187 years old, Recchi is amazing.

by MattS on Feb 25, 2010 3:51 PM EST up reply actions  

I found a Recchi vs. Chelios video on youtube. It was in morse code.

Join me on the Hockey Blog Adventure! (or Twitter.) GO BRUINS! (and Wild!)

by Cornelius Hardenbergh on Feb 25, 2010 3:54 PM EST up reply actions  

What, no fan favorite love for Wideman?

by Killer B's on Feb 25, 2010 11:32 AM EST reply actions  

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