List of 2014–15 NHL Three Star Awards

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The 2014–15 NHL Three Star Awards are the way the National Hockey League denotes its players of the week and players of the month of the 2014–15 season.

Contents

Weekly

Weekly
WeekFirst StarSecond StarThird Star
October 12, 2014 [1] Tomas Plekanec
(Montreal Canadiens)		 Darcy Kuemper
(Minnesota Wild)		 Sidney Crosby
(Pittsburgh Penguins)
October 19, 2014 [2] Tyler Seguin
(Dallas Stars)		 Frederik Andersen
(Anaheim Ducks)		 Steven Stamkos
(Tampa Bay Lightning)
October 26, 2014 [3] Jeff Carter
(Los Angeles Kings)		 Ben Scrivens
(Edmonton Oilers)		 Frans Nielsen
(New York Islanders)
November 2, 2014 [4] Vladimir Tarasenko
(St. Louis Blues)		 Pavel Datsyuk
(Detroit Red Wings)		 Marc-Andre Fleury
(Pittsburgh Penguins)
November 9, 2014 [5] Mark Giordano
(Calgary Flames)		 Craig Anderson
(Ottawa Senators)		 Vladimir Tarasenko
(St. Louis Blues)
November 16, 2014 [6] Jori Lehtera
(St. Louis Blues)		 Carey Price
(Montreal Canadiens)		 Filip Forsberg
(Nashville Predators)
November 23, 2014 [7] Jannik Hansen
(Vancouver Canucks)		 Tomas Tatar
(Detroit Red Wings)		 Jamie Benn
(Dallas Stars)
November 30, 2014 [8] Jaroslav Halak
(New York Islanders)		 Ryan Callahan
(Tampa Bay Lightning)		 Karri Ramo
(Calgary Flames)
December 7, 2014 [9] Pavel Datsyuk
(Detroit Red Wings)		 Sergei Bobrovsky
(Columbus Blue Jackets)		 Aaron Ekblad
(Florida Panthers)
December 14, 2014 [10] Tyler Ennis
(Buffalo Sabres)		 Ryan Suter
(Minnesota Wild)		 Henrik Lundqvist
(New York Rangers)
December 21, 2014 [11] Anze Kopitar
(Los Angeles Kings)		 Jakub Voracek
(Philadelphia Flyers)		 Marc-Andre Fleury
(Pittsburgh Penguins)
December 28, 2014 [12] Johnny Gaudreau
(Calgary Flames)		 Colin Wilson
(Nashville Predators)		 Sam Gagner
(Arizona Coyotes)
January 4, 2015 [13] T. J. Oshie
(St. Louis Blues)		 Alexander Ovechkin
(Washington Capitals)		 Carey Price
(Montreal Canadiens)
January 11, 2015 [14] David Backes
(St. Louis Blues)		 Semyon Varlamov
(Colorado Avalanche)		 Jonathan Huberdeau
(Florida Panthers)
January 18, 2015 [15] Dustin Byfuglien
(Winnipeg Jets)		 Tomas Tatar
(Detroit Red Wings)		 Kyle Okposo
(New York Islanders)
January 25, 2015 [16] Ryan Johansen
(Columbus Blue Jackets)		 Erik Karlsson
(Ottawa Senators)		 Zach Parise
(Minnesota Wild)
February 1, 2015 [17] Carey Price
(Montreal Canadiens)		 Cedric Paquette
(Tampa Bay Lightning)		 Devan Dubnyk
(Minnesota Wild)
February 8, 2015 [18] Devan Dubnyk
(Minnesota Wild)		 Corey Perry
(Anaheim Ducks)		 David Desharnais
(Montreal Canadiens)
February 15, 2015 [19] Marian Hossa
(Chicago Blackhawks)		 Tyler Toffoli
(Los Angeles Kings)		 Pekka Rinne
(Nashville Predators)
February 22, 2015 [20] Jonathan Quick
(Los Angeles Kings)		 Henrik Sedin
(Vancouver Canucks)		 Max Pacioretty
(Montreal Canadiens)
March 1, 2015 [21] Andrew Hammond
(Ottawa Senators)		 P. K. Subban
(Montreal Canadiens)		 Evgeni Malkin
(Pittsburgh Penguins)
March 8, 2015 [22] Jiri Hudler
(Calgary Flames)		 Semyon Varlamov
(Colorado Avalanche)		 Cam Talbot
(New York Rangers)
March 15, 2015 [23] Scott Hartnell
(Columbus Blue Jackets)		 Cam Talbot
(New York Rangers)		 Andrew Hammond
(Ottawa Senators)
March 22, 2015 [24] Ondrej Pavelec
(Winnipeg Jets)		 Kyle Turris
(Ottawa Senators)		 Ben Bishop
(Tampa Bay Lightning)
March 29, 2015 [25] Devan Dubnyk
(Minnesota Wild)		 Cam Atkinson
(Columbus Blue Jackets)		 Ryan O'Reilly
(Colorado Avalanche)
April 5, 2015 [26] Andrew Hammond
(Ottawa Senators)		 Brayden Schenn
(Philadelphia Flyers)		 Nick Foligno
(Columbus Blue Jackets)
April 12, 2015 [27] Jamie Benn
(Dallas Stars)		 Ondrej Pavelec
(Winnipeg Jets)		 Mark Stone
(Ottawa Senators)

Monthly

Monthly
MonthFirst StarSecond StarThird Star
October [28] Corey Perry
(Anaheim Ducks)		 Sidney Crosby
(Pittsburgh Penguins)		 Tyler Seguin
(Dallas Stars)
November [29] Mark Giordano
(Calgary Flames)		 Vladimir Tarasenko
(St. Louis Blues)		 Pekka Rinne
(Nashville Predators)
December [30] Ryan Getzlaf
(Anaheim Ducks)		 Patrick Kane
(Chicago Blackhawks)		 Sergei Bobrovsky
(Columbus Blue Jackets)
January [31] Alexander Ovechkin
(Washington Capitals)		 John Tavares
(New York Islanders)		 Tuukka Rask
(Boston Bruins)
February [32] Devan Dubnyk
(Minnesota Wild)		 Carey Price
(Montreal Canadiens)		 Alexander Ovechkin
(Washington Capitals)
March [33] Andrew Hammond
(Ottawa Senators)		 Jiri Hudler
(Calgary Flames)		 Devan Dubnyk
(Minnesota Wild)

Rookie of the Month

Rookie of the Month
MonthPlayer
October [34] Tanner Pearson
(Los Angeles Kings)
November [35] Filip Forsberg
(Nashville Predators)
December [36] Johnny Gaudreau
(Calgary Flames)
January [37] John Klingberg
(Dallas Stars)
February [38] Anders Lee
(New York Islanders)
March [39] Johnny Gaudreau
(Calgary Flames)

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