Hughes Sweeps Canucks’ Team Awards; Three Others Honored
– By 247Sports Newsroom
Hughes Dominates Canucks’ Awards
In a landslide, defenseman Quinn Hughes picked up a staggering six out of seven awards at the Vancouver Canucks’ 2024-25 team awards ceremony, highlighting an exceptional season for the young star.
It’s a great feeling to be recognized by your peers and the organization like this. I couldn’t have done it without my teammates and the support of Canucks nation.Quinn Hughes
- Binnie Memorial Trophy (most popular player)
- Jesse Rodgers Award (unsung hero)
- média Player of the Year
- Most Exciting Player (fan vote)
- Three Stars (media vote)
- Community Service Award
Hughes’ dominance also included the media’s choice for the team’s most exciting player, a fan vote he’s won three years in a row.
Sherwood Honored as Unsung Hero
Center Tanner Pearson and right winger Conor Garland shared the prestige of being named the Most Exciting Players by the media and fans, respectively. Notably, center Jay Beagle was named Most Improved Player.
“I’d like to thank my teammates and the fans for the encouragement and support this year. It’s an incredible feeling to be part of this group,” said Beagle.
Quinn’s six awards highlight the amazing talent and dedication of not just him, but the entire team and organization.Elliotte Friedman, NHL analyst
Fans, Media Differ on ‘Unsung Hero’
The Jesse Rodgers Award, bestowed upon an unsung hero, sparked contrast between fan and media choices. While fans opted for Alex Chiasson, known for his leadership and versatility, media votes went to Jay Beagle for his impressive growth following a career-threatening injury.