List of Edmonton Oilers award winners

Edmonton Oilers awards
The Edmonton Oilers have won the Stanley Cup (above) five times.
Award*	Wins
Stanley Cup	5
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl	8
Presidents' Trophy	2
Art Ross Trophy	13
Charlie Conacher Memorial Trophy	1
Conn Smythe Trophy	5
Hart Memorial Trophy	13
Jack Adams Award	1
James Norris Memorial Trophy	2
King Clancy Memorial Trophy	3
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy	2
Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy	1
NHL Man of the Year Award	1
NHL Plus-Minus Award	4
Ted Lindsay Award	11
Vezina Trophy	1
Total
Awards won	73

This is a list of Edmonton Oilers award winners.

League awards

Team trophies

Team trophies awarded to the Edmonton Oilers

Award	Description	Times won	Seasons	References
Stanley Cup	NHL championship	5	1983–84 , 1984–85 , 1986–87 , 1987–88 , 1989–90	[1] [2]
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl	Campbell/Western Conference playoff championship	8	1982–83 , 1983–84 , 1984–85 , 1986–87 , 1987–88 , 1989–90 , 2005–06 , 2023–24	[3]
Presidents' Trophy	Most regular season points	2	1985–86 , 1986–87	[4] [5]

Individual awards

Individual awards won by Edmonton Oilers players and staff ^[6]

Award	Description	Winner	Season	References
Art Ross Trophy	Regular season scoring champion	Wayne Gretzky	1980–81	[7] [8]
			1981–82
			1982–83
			1983–84
			1984–85
			1985–86
			1986–87
		Connor McDavid	2016–17
			2017–18
			2020–21
			2021–22
			2022–23
		Leon Draisaitl	2019–20
Ben Hatskin Trophy (WHA)	Top goaltender	Dave Dryden	1978–79	[9]
Conn Smythe Trophy	Most valuable player of the playoffs	Mark Messier	1983–84	[10] [11]
		Wayne Gretzky	1984–85
			1987–88
		Bill Ranford	1989–90
		Connor McDavid	2023–24
Gordie Howe Trophy (WHA)	Most valuable player	Dave Dryden	1978–79	[12]
Hart Memorial Trophy	Most valuable player to his team during the regular season	Wayne Gretzky	1979–80	[13] [14]
			1980–81
			1981–82
			1982–83
			1983–84
			1984–85
			1985–86
			1986–87
		Mark Messier	1989–90
		Connor McDavid	2016–17
			2020–21
			2022–23
		Leon Draisaitl	2019–20
Jack Adams Award	Top coach during the regular season	Glen Sather	1985–86	[15]
James Norris Memorial Trophy	Top defenceman during the regular season	Paul Coffey	1984–85	[16] [17]
			1985–86
King Clancy Memorial Trophy	Leadership qualities on and off the ice and humanitarian contributions within their community	Kevin Lowe	1989–90	[18] [19]
		Ethan Moreau	2008–09
		Andrew Ference	2013–14
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy	Gentlemanly conduct	Wayne Gretzky	1979–80	[20] [21]
		Jari Kurri	1984–85
Lou Kaplan Trophy (WHA)	Rookie of the year	Wayne Gretzky	1978–79	[22]
Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy	Most goals in the regular season	Connor McDavid	2022–23	[23] [24]
NHL Man of the Year Award	Sportsmanship and involvement with charitable groups	Kevin Lowe	1989–90	[25]
NHL Plus-Minus Award	Highest plus/minus	Charlie Huddy	1982–83	[26]
		Wayne Gretzky	1983–84
			1984–85
			1986–87
Paul Deneau Trophy (WHA)	Player who displays gentlemanly conduct	Mike Rogers	1974–75	[27]
Ted Lindsay Award	Most valuable player as chosen by the players	Wayne Gretzky	1981–82	[28]
			1982–83
			1983–84
			1984–85
			1986–87
		Mark Messier	1989–90
		Connor McDavid	2016–17
			2017–18
			2020–21
			2022–23
		Leon Draisaitl	2019–20
Vezina Trophy	Top goaltender	Grant Fuhr	1987–88	[29] [30]

All-Stars

WHA First and Second Team All-Stars

Edmonton Oilers selected to the WHA First and Second Team All-Stars ^[31]

Player	Position	Selections	Season	Team
Dave Dryden	Goaltender	1	1978–79	1st
Wayne Gretzky	Centre	1	1978–79	2nd
Al Hamilton	Defence	2	1973–74	2nd
			1977–78	1st
Dave Langevin	Defence	1	1978–79	2nd
Barry Long	Defence	1	1974–75	2nd
Blair MacDonald	Right wing	1	1978–79	2nd
Paul Shmyr	Defence	1	1978–79	2nd

NHL first and second team All-Stars

The NHL first and second team All-Stars are the top players at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

Edmonton Oilers selected to the NHL First and Second Team All-Stars ^[6]

Player	Position	Selections	Season	Team
Paul Coffey	Defence	5	1981–82	2nd
			1982–83	2nd
			1983–84	2nd
			1984–85	1st
			1985–86	1st
Leon Draisaitl	Centre	2	2019–20	1st
			2022–23	2nd
Grant Fuhr	Goaltender	2	1981–82	2nd
			1987–88	1st
Wayne Gretzky	Centre	9	1979–80	2nd
			1980–81	1st
			1981–82	1st
			1982–83	1st
			1983–84	1st
			1984–85	1st
			1985–86	1st
			1986–87	1st
			1987–88	2nd
Jari Kurri	Right wing	5	1983–84	2nd
			1984–85	1st
			1985–86	2nd
			1986–87	1st
			1988–89	2nd
Connor McDavid	Centre	7	2016–17	1st
			2017–18	1st
			2018–19	1st
			2020–21	1st
			2021–22	2nd
			2022–23	1st
			2023–24	2nd
Mark Messier	Left wing	4	1981–82	1st
			1982–83	1st
			1983–84	2nd
	Centre		1989–90	1st

NHL All-Rookie Team

The NHL All-Rookie Team consists of the top rookies at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association. ^[32]

Edmonton Oilers selected to the NHL All-Rookie Team ^[32]

Player	Position	Season
Jason Arnott	Forward	1993–94
Tom Gilbert	Defence	2007–08
Connor McDavid	Forward	2015–16
Boris Mironov	Defence	1993–94
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	Forward	2011–12
Tom Poti	Defence	1998–99
Justin Schultz	Defence	2012–13
Stuart Skinner	Goaltender	2022–23
Geoff Smith	Defence	1989–90

All-Star Game selections

The National Hockey League All-Star Game is a mid-season exhibition game held annually between many of the top players of each season. Thirty-three All-Star Games have been held since the Oilers entered the league in 1979, with at least one player chosen to represent the Oilers in each year except 2004. The All-Star game has not been held in various years: 1979 and 1987 due to the 1979 Challenge Cup and Rendez-vous '87 series between the NHL and the Soviet national team, respectively, 1995, 2005, and 2013 as a result of labor stoppages, 2006, 2010, and 2014 because of the Winter Olympic Games, and 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. ^[33] Edmonton has hosted one of the games. The 40th took place at Northlands Coliseum.

• † Selected by fan vote ^[34]
• # Selected as one of four "last men in" by fan vote
• ↑ All-Star Game Most Valuable Player ^[35]

Edmonton Oilers players and coaches selected to the All-Star Game ^[6]

Game	Year	Name	Position	References
32nd	1980	Wayne Gretzky	Centre	[36]
		Blair MacDonald	Right wing
33rd	1981	Wayne Gretzky	Centre	[37]
34th	1982	Paul Coffey	Defence	[38]
		Grant Fuhr	Goaltender
		Wayne Gretzky	Centre
		Mark Messier	Left wing
35th	1983	Paul Coffey	Defence	[39]
		Wayne Gretzky ↑	Centre
		Jari Kurri	Left wing
		Mark Messier	Left wing
36th	1984	Glenn Anderson	Right wing	[40]
		Paul Coffey	Defence
		Grant Fuhr	Goaltender
		Wayne Gretzky	Centre
		Jari Kurri (Did not play)	Right wing
		Kevin Lowe	Defence
		Mark Messier	Left wing
		Glen Sather	Coach
37th	1985	Glenn Anderson	Right wing	[41]
		Paul Coffey	Defence
		Grant Fuhr	Goaltender
		Wayne Gretzky	Centre
		Mike Krushelnyski	Centre
		Jari Kurri	Right wing
		Kevin Lowe	Defence
		Andy Moog	Goaltender
		Glen Sather	Coach
38th	1986	Glenn Anderson †	Left wing	[42]
		Paul Coffey †	Defence
		Lee Fogolin	Defence
		Grant Fuhr †↑	Goaltender
		Wayne Gretzky †	Centre
		Jari Kurri †	Right wing
		Kevin Lowe	Defence
		Mark Messier	Left wing
		Andy Moog	Goaltender
		Glen Sather	Coach
39th	1988	Glenn Anderson	Left wing	[43]
		Grant Fuhr †	Goaltender
		Wayne Gretzky †	Centre
		Jari Kurri †	Right wing
		Kevin Lowe †	Defence
		Mark Messier	Left wing
		Glen Sather	Coach
40th	1989	Jimmy Carson	Centre	[44]
		Grant Fuhr †	Goaltender
		Jari Kurri †	Right wing
		Kevin Lowe †	Defence
		Mark Messier	Centre
		Glen Sather	Coach
41st	1990	Jari Kurri	Right wing	[45]
		Kevin Lowe †	Defence
		Mark Messier	Centre
42nd	1991	Mark Messier	Centre	[46]
		John Muckler	Coach
		Bill Ranford	Goaltender
		Steve Smith	Defence
43rd	1992	Vincent Damphousse	Left wing	[47]
44th	1993	Dave Manson	Defence	[48]
45th	1994	Shayne Corson	Left wing	[49]
46th	1996	Doug Weight	Centre	[50]
47th	1997	Jason Arnott	Centre	[51]
48th	1998	Doug Weight	Centre	[52]
49th	1999	Roman Hamrlik	Defence	[53]
50th	2000	Tommy Salo	Goaltender	[54]
51st	2001	Janne Niinimaa	Defence	[55]
		Doug Weight	Centre
52nd	2002	Tommy Salo	Goaltender	[56]
53rd	2003	Eric Brewer	Defence	[57]
54th	2004	No Oilers selected	—	[58]
55th	2007	Ryan Smyth	Left wing	[59]
56th	2008	Shawn Horcoff	Centre	[60]
57th	2009	Sheldon Souray	Defence	[61]
58th	2011	Ales Hemsky (Did not play)	Right wing	[62]
59th	2012	Jordan Eberle	Right wing	[63]
60th	2015	Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	Centre	[64]
61st	2016	Taylor Hall	Left wing	[65]
62nd	2017	Connor McDavid †	Centre	[66]
63rd	2018	Connor McDavid †	Centre	[67]
64th	2019	Leon Draisaitl #	Centre	[68] [69]
		Connor McDavid †	Centre
65th	2020	Leon Draisaitl	Centre	[70] [71]
		Connor McDavid †	Centre
66th	2022	Leon Draisaitl	Centre	[72]
		Connor McDavid †	Centre
67th	2023	Leon Draisaitl †	Centre	[73] [74]
		Connor McDavid	Centre
		Stuart Skinner †	Goaltender
68th	2024	Leon Draisaitl †	Centre	[75] [76]
		Connor McDavid	Centre

All-Star Game replacement events

• † Selected by fan vote ^[34]

Edmonton Oilers players and coaches selected to All-Star Game replacement events

Event	Year	Name	Position	References
Rendez-vous '87	1987	Glenn Anderson	Left wing	[77]
		Paul Coffey †(Did not play)	Defence
		Grant Fuhr	Goaltender
		Wayne Gretzky	Centre
		Jari Kurri	Right wing
		Mark Messier	Centre
		Esa Tikkanen	Right wing

Career achievements

Hockey Hall of Fame

The following is a list of Edmonton Oilers who have been enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame. ^[78]

Edmonton Oilers inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame ^[78]

Individual	Category	Year inducted	Years with Oilers in category	References
Glenn Anderson	Player	2008	1980–1991, 1995–1996	[79]
Paul Coffey	Player	2004	1980–1987	[80]
Clare Drake	Builder	2017	1975–1976	[81]
Grant Fuhr	Player	2003	1981–1991	[82]
Wayne Gretzky	Player	1999	1978–1988	[83]
Ken Hitchcock	Builder	2023	2018–2019	[84]
Ken Holland	Builder	2020	2019–2024	[85]
Jari Kurri	Player	2001	1980–1990	[86]
Kevin Lowe	Player	2020	1979–1992, 1997–1998	[85]
Mark Messier	Player	2007	1979–1991	[87]
Roger Neilson	Builder	2002	1984	[88]
Adam Oates	Player	2012	2003–2004	[89]
Jacques Plante	Player	1978	1974–1975	[90]
Chris Pronger	Player	2015	2005–2006	[91]
Pat Quinn	Builder	2016	2009–2010	[92]
Glen Sather	Builder	1997	1976–2000	[93]
Norm Ullman	Player	1982	1975–1977	[94]

Foster Hewitt Memorial Award

One member of the Edmonton Oilers organization has been honored with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award. The award is presented by the Hockey Hall of Fame to members of the radio and television industry who make outstanding contributions to their profession and the game of ice hockey during their broadcasting career. ^[95]

Members of the Edmonton Oilers honored with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award

Individual	Year honored	Years with Oilers as broadcaster	References
Rod Phillips	2003	1973–2010	[95]

Retired numbers

See also: List of NHL retired numbers

The Edmonton Oilers have retired eight of their jersey numbers. Wayne Gretzky's number 99 was also retired league-wide on February 6, 2000. ^[96]

Edmonton Oilers retired numbers ^[97]

Number	Player	Position	Years with Oilers as a player	Date of retirement ceremony	References
3	Al Hamilton	Defence	1972–1980	October 10, 1980	[97]
4	Kevin Lowe	Defence	1979–1992, 1997–1998	November 5, 2021
7	Paul Coffey	Defence	1980–1987	October 18, 2005	[97]
9	Glenn Anderson	Right wing	1980–1991, 1995–1996	January 18, 2009	[97]
11	Mark Messier	Left wing, Centre	1979–1991	February 27, 2007	[97]
17	Jari Kurri	Right wing	1980–1990	October 6, 2001	[97]
31	Grant Fuhr	Goaltender	1981–1991	October 9, 2003	[97]
99	Wayne Gretzky	Centre	1978–1988	October 1, 1999	[97]

Team awards

Community Service Award

The Community Service Award is an annual award given to a player chosen by the Oilers Hockey Operations department. ^{[98] [99]}

Season Winner 1987–88 Mike Krushelnyski 1988–89 Kevin Lowe 1989–90 Craig Simpson 1990–91 Craig Simpson 1991–92 Kevin Lowe 1992–93 Craig Simpson 1993–94 Kelly Buchberger 1994–95 Bill Ranford 1995–96 Luke Richardson 1996–97 Jason Arnott

Season Winner 1997–98 Todd Marchant 1998–99 Pat Falloon 1999–00 Todd Marchant 2000–01 Not awarded 2001–02 Georges Laraque 2002–03 Georges Laraque 2003–04 Georges Laraque 2005–06 Georges Laraque 2006–07 Jarret Stoll 2007–08 Ethan Moreau

Season Winner 2008–09 Ethan Moreau 2009–10 Jason Strudwick 2010–11 Jason Strudwick 2011–12 Shawn Horcoff 2012–13 Ryan Smyth 2013–14 Andrew Ference 2014–15 Andrew Ference 2015–16 Matt Hendricks 2016–17 Matt Hendricks 2017–18 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins

Defenceman of the Year

The Defenceman of the Year award is an annual award given to the team's top defenceman as chosen by the Edmonton sports media. ^{[98] [99]}

Season Winner 1979–80 Doug Hicks 1980–81 Lee Fogolin 1981–82 Kevin Lowe 1982–83 Charlie Huddy 1983–84 Paul Coffey 1984–85 Paul Coffey 1985–86 Paul Coffey 1986–87 Kevin Lowe 1987–88 Kevin Lowe 1988–89 Charlie Huddy 1989–90 Craig Muni 1990–91 Steve Smith 1991–92 Norm Maciver

Season Winner 1992–93 Luke Richardson 1993–94 Igor Kravchuk 1994–95 Luke Richardson 1995–96 Bryan Marchment 1996–97 Bryan Marchment 1997–98 Boris Mironov 1998–99 Roman Hamrlik 1999–00 Jason Smith 2000–01 Jason Smith 2001–02 Janne Niinimaa 2002–03 Steve Staios 2003–04 Jason Smith 2005–06 Chris Pronger

Season Winner 2006–07 Jason Smith 2007–08 Tom Gilbert 2008–09 Ryan Whitney 2009–10 Tom Gilbert 2010–11 Ryan Whitney 2011–12 Ladislav Smid 2012–13 Ladislav Smid 2013–14 Justin Schultz 2014–15 Oscar Klefbom 2015–16 Brandon Davidson 2016–17 Oscar Klefbom 2017–18 Darnell Nurse

Molson Cup

The Molson Cup is an annual award given to "the player who accumulates the most votes in the three-star voting process" during the regular season. ^{[99] [100]}

Season Winner 1979–80 Wayne Gretzky 1980–81 Wayne Gretzky 1981–82 Wayne Gretzky 1982–83 Wayne Gretzky 1983–84 Wayne Gretzky 1984–85 Wayne Gretzky 1985–86 Wayne Gretzky 1986–87 Wayne Gretzky 1987–88 Wayne Gretzky 1988–89 Grant Fuhr 1989–90 Mark Messier 1990–91 Bill Ranford 1991–92 Joe Murphy

Season Winner 1992–93 Bill Ranford 1993–94 Bill Ranford 1994–95 Bill Ranford 1995–96 Doug Weight 1996–97 Curtis Joseph 1997–98 Curtis Joseph 1998–99 Bill Guerin 1999–00 Tommy Salo 2000–01 Tommy Salo 2001–02 Tommy Salo 2002–03 Tommy Salo 2003–04 Ryan Smyth 2005–06 Ryan Smyth

Season Winner 2006–07 Dwayne Roloson 2007–08 Mathieu Garon 2008–09 Dwayne Roloson 2009–10 Jeff Deslauriers 2010–11 Taylor Hall 2011–12 Taylor Hall 2012–13 Devan Dubnyk 2013–14 Taylor Hall 2014–15 Jordan Eberle 2015–16 Cam Talbot 2016–17 Connor McDavid 2017–18 Connor McDavid

Most Popular Player

The Most Popular Player award is an annual award given to the team's most popular player as "selected by an on-line vote of Oilers fans." ^{[98] [99]}

Season Winner 1987–88 Wayne Gretzky 1988–89 Mark Messier 1989–90 Mark Messier 1990–91 Mark Messier 1991–92 Kelly Buchberger 1992–93 Kelly Buchberger 1993–94 Shayne Corson 1994–95 Kirk Maltby 1995–96 Doug Weight 1996–97 Curtis Joseph

Season Winner 1997–98 Curtis Joseph 1998–99 Doug Weight 1999–00 Georges Laraque 2000–01 Doug Weight 2001–02 Mike Comrie 2002–03 Ryan Smyth 2003–04 Ryan Smyth 2005–06 Ryan Smyth 2006–07 Dwayne Roloson 2007–08 Ales Hemsky

Season Winner 2008–09 Ales Hemsky 2009–10 Ales Hemsky 2010–11 Ryan Jones 2011–12 Jordan Eberle 2012–13 Taylor Hall 2013–14 Ryan Smyth 2014–15 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 2015–16 Connor McDavid 2016–17 Connor McDavid 2017–18 Connor McDavid

Top Defensive Forward

The Top Defensive Forward award is an annual award given to the team's top defensive forward as "selected by an on-line vote of Oilers fans." ^{[98] [99]}

Season Winner 1987–88 Craig MacTavish 1988–89 Esa Tikkanen 1989–90 Craig MacTavish 1990–91 Craig MacTavish 1991–92 Craig MacTavish 1992–93 Kelly Buchberger 1993–94 Kelly Buchberger 1994–95 Kelly Buchberger 1995–96 Kelly Buchberger 1996–97 Kelly Buchberger

Season Winner 1997–98 Mats Lindgren 1998–99 Todd Marchant 1999–00 Mike Grier 2000–01 Todd Marchant 2001–02 Todd Marchant 2002–03 Todd Marchant 2003–04 Shawn Horcoff 2005–06 Ethan Moreau 2006–07 Fernando Pisani 2007–08 Fernando Pisani

Season Winner 2008–09 Shawn Horcoff 2009–10 Dustin Penner 2010–11 Shawn Horcoff 2011–12 Shawn Horcoff 2012–13 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 2013–14 Boyd Gordon 2014–15 Boyd Gordon 2015–16 Mark Letestu 2016–17 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 2017–18 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins

Top First Year Oiler

The Top First Year Oiler award is an annual award given to the team's top first year player as "selected by an on-line vote of Oilers fans." ^{[98] [99]}

• † Presented to the top playoff performer. ^[99]

Season Winner 1979–80 Dave Lumley 1980–81 Glenn Anderson 1981–82 Grant Fuhr 1982–83 Randy Gregg 1983–84 Mark Messier† 1984–85 Mike Krushelnyski 1985–86 Craig MacTavish 1986–87 Craig Muni 1987–88 Craig Simpson 1988–89 Jimmy Carson 1989–90 Geoff Smith 1990–91 Anatoli Semenov 1991–92 Vincent Damphousse 1992–93 Shayne Corson

Season Winner 1993–94 Jason Arnott 1994–95 Todd Marchant 1995–96 Curtis Joseph 1996–97 Mike Grier 1997–98 Roman Hamrlik 1998–99 Tom Poti 1999–00 Jim Dowd 2000–01 Not awarded 2001–02 Not awarded 2002–03 Ales Hemsky 2003–04 Not awarded 2005–06 Matt Greene 2006–07 Ladislav Smid

Season Winner 2007–08 Andrew Cogliano Sam Gagner 2008–09 Lubomir Visnovsky 2009–10 Gilbert Brule 2010–11 Taylor Hall 2011–12 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 2012–13 Justin Schultz Nail Yakupov 2013–14 David Perron 2014–15 Benoit Pouliot 2015–16 Connor McDavid 2016–17 Adam Larsson 2017–18 Ryan Strome

Unsung Hero

The Unsung Hero award is an annual award given to the team's unsung hero as "selected by an on-line vote of Oilers fans." ^{[98] [99]}

Season Winner 1987–88 Charlie Huddy 1988–89 Charlie Huddy 1989–90 Bill Ranford 1990–91 Petr Klima 1991–92 Joe Murphy 1992–93 Craig MacTavish 1993–94 Shayne Corson 1994–95 David Oliver 1995–96 Zdeno Ciger 1996–97 Doug Weight

Season Winner 1997–98 Dean McAmmond 1998–99 Mike Grier 1999–00 Ethan Moreau 2000–01 Not awarded 2001–02 Steve Staios 2002–03 Ethan Moreau 2003–04 Igor Ulanov 2005–06 Fernando Pisani 2006–07 Marty Reasoner 2007–08 Steve Staios

Season Winner 2008–09 Jason Strudwick 2009–10 Jason Strudwick 2010–11 Ryan Jones 2011–12 Ladislav Smid 2012–13 Jeff Petry 2013–14 Matt Hendricks 2014–15 Matt Hendricks 2015–16 Matt Hendricks 2016–17 Zack Kassian 2017–18 Adam Larsson

Zane Feldman Trophy

The Zane Feldman Trophy is an annual award given to the team's most valuable player as "selected by an on-line vote of Oilers fans." ^{[98] [99]}

Season Winner 1979–80 Blair MacDonald 1980–81 Wayne Gretzky 1981–82 Wayne Gretzky 1982–83 Wayne Gretzky 1983–84 Wayne Gretzky 1984–85 Wayne Gretzky 1985–86 Wayne Gretzky 1986–87 Wayne Gretzky 1987–88 Wayne Gretzky 1988–89 Jari Kurri 1989–90 Mark Messier 1990–91 Bill Ranford 1991–92 Bill Ranford

Season Winner 1992–93 Bill Ranford 1993–94 Bill Ranford 1994–95 Jason Arnott 1995–96 Doug Weight 1996–97 Curtis Joseph 1997–98 Doug Weight 1998–99 Bill Guerin 1999–00 Tommy Salo 2000–01 Tommy Salo 2001–02 Tommy Salo 2002–03 Todd Marchant Tommy Salo 2003–04 Ethan Moreau

Season Winner 2005–06 Chris Pronger 2006–07 Dwayne Roloson 2007–08 Ales Hemsky 2008–09 Ales Hemsky 2009–10 Dustin Penner 2010–11 Taylor Hall 2011–12 Jordan Eberle 2012–13 Taylor Hall 2013–14 Taylor Hall 2014–15 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 2015–16 Taylor Hall 2016–17 Connor McDavid 2017–18 Connor McDavid

Other awards

Edmonton Oilers who have received non-NHL awards

Award	Description	Winner	Season	References
Charlie Conacher Humanitarian Award	For humanitarian or community service projects	Wayne Gretzky	1979–80	[101] [102]
Lionel Conacher Award	Canada's male athlete of the year	Wayne Gretzky	1980	[103] [104] [105] [106] [107]
			1981
			1982
			1983
			1985
Lou Marsh Trophy	Canada's top athlete	Wayne Gretzky	1982	[108]
			1983
			1985

See also

• List of National Hockey League awards

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