Canucks Announce Team Awards for 2022.23 Season

…Seven different awards and their winners!

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By Canucks Communications
@Canucks Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver, B.C. - The Vancouver Canucks announced their annual Team Awards during their final home game of the regular season on April 8 at Rogers Arena. Among the seven awards announced, four were voted on by Canucks fans from April 2 to 6.

Elias Pettersson: Cyclone Taylor Trophy - "Most Valuable Player"
Quinn Hughes: Walter (Babe) Pratt Trophy - "Best Defenceman"
Andrei Kuzmenko: Pavel Bure Award - "Most Exciting Player"
Elias Pettersson: Three Stars Award & Leading Scorer\
Dakota Joshua: Fred J. Hume Award - "Unsung Hero"
Brock Boeser: Daniel and Henrik Sedin Award - "Community Leadership"
Summary of 2022.23 Vancouver Canucks Awards:
\Will be officially awarded upon the conclusion of the regular season

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