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It’s official – Vancouver Canucks centre Henrik Sedin has beat Washington Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin in a close race for the coveted Art Ross Trophy. The trophy is awarded to the player with the most points achieved during the regular season in the NHL.
Henrik finished with 112 points on the season last night in a 7-3 win over the Calgary Flames, while Ovechkin came close behind with 109 points after a 4-3 shoot-out loss against the Boston Bruins.
Henrik is the first Canuck to receive the Art Ross Trophy in team history.
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