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NBA: Raised and Retired Numbers by Team

The Boston Celtics Have So Many Championship Banners in the Rafters, They Have to Squeeze Their Similarly Numerous Retired Numbers Into Little Boxes

The Boston Celtics Have So Many Championship Banners in the Rafters, They Have to Squeeze Their Similarly Numerous Retired Numbers Into Little Boxes

Sports List of the Day NBA fans – here is your personal list of all the league’s retired “numbers”  – and those not officially retired that hang in the rafters anyway.

Let me explain.

Some numbers are outright retired. You’ll never see another Boston Celtic wear No. 33 again (Larry Bird) or another Los Angeles Laker wear No. 32 (Magic Johnson).

But you might see a Philadelphia 76er wearing No. 2 (Moses Malone) or a Los Angeles Laker wearing No. 99 (George Mikan).

In the far right column, there are explanations for quirks like the above, the proper team name for whom the player’s number is retired (ex: Atlanta vs. St. Louis Hawks) and other explanatory notes.

The Boston Celtics have the most retired “numbers” or jerseys, followed by the Los Angeles Lakers. Few things make greater sense.

Several players have their numbers retired by more than one team. Wilt Chamberlain is the only player to have his number retired by three franchises (Warriors, 76ers, Lakers).

Those with two are: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Bucks, Lakers); Charles Barkley (76ers, Suns); Clyde Drexler (Trail Blazers, Rockets); Bob Lanier (Pistons, Bucks); Oscar Robertson (Kings, Bucks); Earl Monroe (Knicks, Wizards); Moses Malone (76ers, Rockets); Julius Erving (76ers, Nets); Nate Thurmond (Cavaliers, Warriors); Pete Maravich (Jazz, Hornets) and Michael Jordan (Bulls, Heat).

Oh, and both the Magic and Kings have both retired the No. 6 in honor of the fans. I wonder if the Kings will keep it retired when they move to Seattle (zing).

Asterisks denote players who died while actively a members of their team. Their numbers are retired in memory.

BOSTON CELTICS (23)    
00 Robert Parish C  
1 Walter Brown Founder  
2 Red Auerbach Head Coach  
3 Dennis Johnson G  
6 Bill Russell C  
10 Jo Jo White G  
14 Bob Cousy G  
15 Tom Heinsohn F  
16 Tom Sanders F  
17 John Havlicek F-G  
18 Dave Cowens C  
19 Don Nelson F  
21 Bill Sharman G  
22 Ed Macauley C  
23 Frank Ramsey G  
24 Sam Jones G  
25 K.C. Jones G  
31 Cedric Maxwell F  
32 Kevin McHale F  
33 Larry Bird F  
35 Reggie Lewis* G  
LOSCY Jim Loscutoff F Same Number as Cowens (18)
Mic Johnny Most Broadcaster  
       
LOS ANGELES LAKERS (16)    
13 Wilt Chamberlain C  
17 Jim Pollard F Minneapolis. Raised, not officially retired.
19 Vern Mikkelsen F Minneapolis. Raised, not officially retired.
22 Elgin Baylor F Minneapolis / Los Angeles
22 Slater Martin G Minneapolis. Raised, not officially retired.
25 Gail Goodrich G  
32 Magic Johnson G  
33 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar C  
34 Clyde Lovellette C Minneapolis. Raised, not officially retired.
34 Shaquille O’Neal C  
42 James Worthy F  
44 Jerry West G  
52 Jamaal Wilkes F  
99 George Mikan C Minneapolis. Raised, not officially retired.
JK John Kundla Head Coach Minneapolis
Mic Chick Hearn Broadcaster  
       
PHOENIX SUNS (13)    
5 Dick Van Arsdale G  
6 Walter Davis G-F  
7 Kevin Johnson G Raised, not officially retired
9 Dan Majerle G-F Raised, not officially retired
24 Tom Chambers F Raised, not officially retired
33 Alvan Adams C-F  
34 Charles Barkley F Raised, not officially retired
42 Connie Hawkins F  
44 Paul Westphal G  
JC Jerry Colangelo Executive  
JM John MacLeod Head Coach  
JP Joe Proski Trainer  
832 Cotton Fitzsimmons Head Coach NBA Wins
       
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS (12)    
1 Larry Weinberg Founder  
13 Dave Twardzik G  
14 Lionel Hollins G  
15 Larry Steele G  
20 Maurice Lucas F  
22 Clyde Drexler G  
30 Bob Gross F  
30 Terry Porter G  
32 Bill Walton C  
36 Lloyd Neal F-C  
45 Geoff Petrie G  
77 Jack Ramsay Head Coach Year of NBA Championship (1976-77)
       
DETROIT PISTONS (10)    
2 Chuck Daly Head Coach  
4 joe Dumars G  
10 Dennis Rodman F  
11 Isiah Thomas G  
15 Vinnie Johnson G  
16 Bob Lanier C  
21 Dave Bing G  
40 Bill Laimbeer C  
JM Jack McCloskey GM  
WD William Davidson Owner  
       
SACRAMENTO KINGS (10)    
1 Tiny Archibald G Cincinnati Royals / Kansas City-Omaha / K.C.
2 Mitch Richmond G  
4 Chris Webber F  
6 The Fans   “The Sixth Man”
11 Bob Davies G Rochester Royals
12 Maurice Stokes F-C Rochester Royals / Cincinnati Royals
14 Oscar Robertson G Cincinnati Royals
21 Vlade Divac C  
27 Jack Twyman F-G  
44 Sam Lacey C Cincinnati Royals / Kansas City-Omaha / K.C.
       
UTAH JAZZ (10)    
1 Frank Layden Head Coach  
4 Adrian Dantley F  
7 Pete Maravich G New Orleans / Utah
9 Larry Miller Owner  
12 John Stockton G  
14 Jeff Hornacek G  
32 Karl Malone F  
35 Darrell Griffith G  
53 Mark Eaton C  
Mic Hot Rod Hundley Broadcaster  
       
NEW YORK KNICKS (9)    
10 Walt Frazier G  
12 Dick Barnett G  
15 Dick McGuire G  
15 Earl Monroe G  
19 Willis Reed C-F  
22 Dave DeBusschere F  
24 Bill Bradley F  
33 Patrick Ewing C  
613 Red Holzman Head Coach Knicks Wins
       
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS (9)    
2 Moses Malone C Not officially retired.
6 Julius Erving F  
10 Maurice Cheeks G  
13 Wilt Chamberlain C  
15 Hal Greer G Syracuse Nationals / Philadelphia
24 Bobby Jones F  
32 Billy Cunningham F  
34 Charles Barkley F  
Mic Dave Zinkoff PA Announcer  
       
MILWAUKEE BUCKS (7)    
1 Oscar Robertson G  
2 Junior Bridgeman F-G  
4 Sidney Moncrief G  
14 Jon McGlocklin G  
16 Bob Lanier C  
32 Brian Winters G  
33 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar C  
       
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER (7)    
1 Gus Williams G Seattle SuperSonics
10 Nate McMillan G Seattle SuperSonics
19 Lenny Wilkens G Seattle SuperSonics
24 Spencer Haywood F Seattle SuperSonics
32 Fred Brown G Seattle SuperSonics
43 Jack Sikma C Seattle SuperSonics
Mic Bob Blackburn Broadcaster Seattle SuperSonics
       
SAN ANTONIO SPURS (7)    
00 Johnny Moore G  
6 Avery Johnson G  
12 Bruce Bowen F  
13 James Silas G San Antonio Spurs (ABA/NBA)
32 Sean Elliot F  
44 George Gervin G-F San Antonio Spurs (ABA/NBA)
50 David Robinson C  
       
BROOKLYN NETS (6)    
3 Drazen Petrovic* G New Jersey
4 Wendell Ladner* F New York (ABA)
23 John Williamson G New York (ABA) / New Jersey
25 Bill Melchionni G New York (ABA)
32 Julius Erving F New York (ABA)
52 Buck Williams F-C New Jersey
       
CHICAGO BULLS (6)    
4 Jerry Sloan G  
10 Bob Love F  
23 Michael Jordan G  
33 Scottie Pippen F  
JK Jerry Krause GM  
PJ Phil Jackson Head Coach  
       
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS (6)    
7 Bingo Smith F-G  
22 Larry Nance F  
25 Mark Price G  
34 Austin Carr G  
42 Nate Thurmond C  
43 Brad Daugherty C  
       
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS (6)    
13 Wilt Chamberlain C Philadelphia / San Francisco
14 Tom Meschery F Philadelphia / San Francisco
16 Al Attles G Philadelphia / San Francisco
17 Chris Mullin F-G  
24 Rick Barry F San Francisco / Golden State
42 Nate Thurmond C-F San Francisco / Golden State
       
HOUSTON ROCKETS (6)    
22 Clyde Drexler G  
23 Calvin Murphy G San Diego / Houston
24 Moses Malone C  
34 Hakeem Olajuwon C  
45 Rudy Tomjanovich F San Diego / Houston
CD Carroll Dawson AC / GM  
       
ATLANTA HAWKS (5)    
9 Bob Pettit F Milwaukee / St. Louis
17 Ted Turner Owner  
21 Dominique Wilkins F  
23 Lou Hudson F-G St. Louis / Atlanta
40 Jason Collier* C  
       
DENVER NUGGETS (5)    
2 Alex English F  
33 David Thompson G  
40 Byron Beck C-F Denver Nuggets (ABA)
44 Dan Issel C-F  
432 Doug Moe Coach Nuggets Wins
       
INDIANA PACERS (5)    
30 George McGinnis F Indiana Pacers (ABA/NBA)
31 Reggie Miller G  
34 Mel Daniels C Indiana Pacers (ABA)
35 Roger Brown F Indiana Pacers (ABA)
529 Slick Leonard Head Coach Indiana Pacers (ABA/NBA); Pacers Wins (ABA/NBA)
       
MIAMI HEAT (4)    
10 Tim Hardaway G  
13 Dan Marino QB Makes no sense to me.
23 Michael Jordan G Another odd honor.
33 Alonzo Mourning C  
       
WASHINGTON WIZARDS (4)    
10 Earl Monroe G Baltimore Bullets
11 Elvin Hayes F Baltimore, Capital, Washington Bullets
25 Gus Johnson F Balimore Bullets
41 Wes Unseld C Baltimore, Capital, Washington Bullets
       
DALLAS MAVERICKS (2)    
15 Brad Davis G  
22 Rolando Blackman G  
       
NEW ORLEANS HORNETS (2)    
7 Pete Maravich G Played for LSU and New Orleans Jazz
13 Bobby Phills* G Charlotte
       
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES (1)    
2 Malik Sealy* G  
       
ORLANDO MAGIC (1)    
6 The Fans   “The Sixth Man”
       
CHARLOTTE BOBCATS (0)    
None      
       
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS (0)    
None      
       
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES (0)    
None      
       
TORONTO RAPTORS (0)    
None

Photo: boards.sportslogos.net

Total Home Runs Hit in Major League Baseball by Season and the Top 20 Years with the Most Home Runs

Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire: Poster Children of the Steroid Era

Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire: Poster Children of the Steroid Era

The 2013 Baseball Hall of Fame inductees are: no one. Neither Barry Bonds, nor Roger Clemens, not even Mike Piazza or Craig Biggio, made it in on their first ballot.

It was a protest vote from writers, a pushback against the era of steroids. Maybe they are hoping more information will come to light regarding those players who are guilty by association with the 1990′s and 2000′s.

Home run statistics are often cited as a measure of proof that many players were doing steroids during those decades.

But they are really only partially supportive.

Take the top 20 seasons in baseball history when the most home runs were hit. Yes, at the top there are suspect years: seven of the top 10 occurred between the seasons 1998 and 2004.

But then again every season after 2004 (2005-2012) – which is after the PED news broke – shows up in the top 20, too.

What gives? Well, baseball has had 30 teams since 1998. That makes things interesting. Since 1998, the steroid years do appear to have more home runs hit (more in the top half) than after baseball “caught on” (more in the bottom half).

Below the top 20, check out a second list today, total home runs hit every season since 1903, the first year of the World Series.

TOP 20 SEASONS: MOST TOTAL HOME RUNS HIT

YEAR HR HR/GAME GAMES AB TEAMS PLAYERS
1. 2000 5,693 1.172 4,858 167,290 30 1,230
2. 1999 5,528 1.138 4,856 167,137 30 1,209
3. 2001 5,458 1.124 4,858 166,234 30 1,220
4. 2004 5,451 1.123 4,856 167,353 30 1,247
5. 2006 5,386 1.109 4,858 167,341 30 1,242
6. 2003 5,207 1.071 4,860 166,737 30 1,230
7. 1998 5,064 1.041 4,864 167,116 30 1,186
8. 2002 5,059 1.043 4,852 165,582 30 1,218
9. 2009 5,042 1.037 4,860 165,849 30 1,266
10. 2005 5,017 1.032 4,862 166,335 30 1,237
11. 1996 4,962 1.094 4,534 156,801 28 1,141
12. 2007 4,957 1.020 4,862 167,783 30 1,278
13. 2012 4,934 1.015 4,860 165,251 30 1,284
14. 2008 4,878 1.005 4,856 166,714 30 1,291
15. 1997 4,640 1.024 4,532 155,438 28 1,123
16. 2010 4,613 0.949 4,860 165,353 30 1,249
17. 2011 4,552 0.937 4,858 165,705 30 1,295
18. 1987 4,458 1.059 4,210 144,095 26 975
19. 1995 4,081 1.012 4,034 138,571 28 1,133
20. 1993 4,030 0.888 4,538 154,995 28 1,104

Incidentally, those 20 seasons are the only ones with at least 4,000 home runs hit.

HOME RUNS HIT BY SEASON

YEAR HR HR/GAME GAMES AB TEAMS PLAYERS
1903 335 0.150 2,228 75,439 16 368
1904 331 0.133 2,498 82,488 16 364
1905 338 0.137 2,474 81,841 16 390
1906 261 0.106 2,456 80,061 16 412
1907 244 0.099 2,466 80,304 16 418
1908 267 0.107 2,488 80,680 16 440
1909 259 0.104 2,482 80,613 16 504
1910 361 0.145 2,498 81,548 16 508
1911 514 0.208 2,474 82,258 16 536
1912 442 0.179 2,464 82,039 16 604
1913 470 0.190 2,468 81,216 16 582
1914 710 0.189 3,760 122,587 24 740
1915 635 0.170 3,728 121,704 24 733
1916 383 0.154 2,494 81,923 16 527
1917 335 0.134 2,494 82,055 16 490
1918 235 0.116 2,032 67,315 16 489
1919 447 0.200 2,236 74,671 16 479
1920 630 0.255 2,468 84,179 16 495
1921 937 0.381 2,458 85,172 16 492
1922 1,055 0.426 2,476 85,346 16 497
1923 980 0.397 2,466 85,232 16 513
1924 896 0.364 2,462 84,670 16 529
1925 1,169 0.476 2,456 85,432 16 526
1926 863 0.350 2,468 83,762 16 502
1927 922 0.373 2,472 84,461 16 512
1928 1,093 0.444 2,462 84,480 16 505
1929 1,349 0.549 2,458 85,210 16 510
1930 1,565 0.634 2,468 86,571 16 493
1931 1,069 0.432 2,472 86,614 16 492
1932 1,358 0.551 2,466 87,182 16 491
1933 1,067 0.435 2,452 85,222 16 460
1934 1,344 0.549 2,446 85,911 16 487
1935 1,325 0.539 2,456 86,437 16 484
1936 1,364 0.551 2,476 87,638 16 481
1937 1,430 0.577 2,478 85,963 16 498
1938 1,475 0.603 2,446 85,013 16 502
1939 1,445 0.587 2,462 84,879 16 533
1940 1,571 0.636 2,472 86,003 16 514
1941 1,331 0.535 2,488 85,854 16 546
1942 1,071 0.438 2,448 83,731 16 512
1943 905 0.366 2,476 84,701 16 519
1944 1,034 0.416 2,484 85,665 16 548
1945 1,007 0.409 2,460 84,447 16 547
1946 1,215 0.489 2,484 84,333 16 633
1947 1,565 0.630 2,486 84,436 16 544
1948 1,555 0.629 2,474 84,411 16 542
1949 1,704 0.687 2,480 84,380 16 532
1950 2,073 0.837 2,476 84,823 16 530
1951 1,863 0.752 2,478 85,065 16 543
1952 1,701 0.686 2,478 84,195 16 556
1953 2,076 0.837 2,480 84,997 16 534
1954 1,937 0.783 2,474 83,936 16 536
1955 2,224 0.901 2,468 83,590 16 599
1956 2,294 0.926 2,478 83,856 16 552
1957 2,202 0.891 2,470 84,906 16 563
1958 2,240 0.907 2,470 83,827 16 580
1959 2,250 0.909 2,476 84,294 16 571
1960 2,128 0.861 2,472 84,014 16 575
1961 2,730 0.955 2,860 97,032 18 620
1962 3,001 0.926 3,242 110,688 20 702
1963 2,704 0.835 3,238 109,814 20 695
1964 2,762 0.849 3,252 110,464 20 700
1965 2,688 0.828 3,246 109,739 20 702
1966 2,743 0.849 3,230 109,467 20 714
1967 2,299 0.710 3,240 109,205 20 718
1968 1,995 0.614 3,250 108,622 20 676
1969 3,119 0.801 3,892 131,287 24 849
1970 3,429 0.882 3,888 132,140 24 849
1971 2,863 0.739 3,876 130,544 24 828
1972 2,534 0.682 3,718 124,828 24 824
1973 3,102 0.798 3,886 132,363 24 821
1974 2,649 0.681 3,890 132,256 24 861
1975 2,698 0.698 3,868 131,473 24 844
1976 2,235 0.576 3,878 131,525 24 818
1977 3,644 0.866 4,206 143,974 26 900
1978 2,956 0.703 4,204 141,567 26 904
1979 3,433 0.818 4,198 142,792 26 899
1980 3,087 0.733 4,210 144,160 26 916
1981 1,781 0.639 2,788 94,467 26 907
1982 3,379 0.802 4,214 144,149 26 932
1983 3,301 0.783 4,218 143,538 26 953
1984 3,258 0.774 4,210 143,829 26 935
1985 3,602 0.856 4,206 143,075 26 943
1986 3,813 0.907 4,206 143,106 26 953
1987 4,458 1.059 4,210 144,095 26 975
1988 3,180 0.757 4,200 142,568 26 973
1989 3,083 0.732 4,212 142,821 26 988
1990 3,317 0.788 4,210 142,768 26 1,030
1991 3,383 0.804 4,208 142,968 26 1,034
1992 3,038 0.721 4,212 142,895 26 1,007
1993 4,030 0.888 4,538 154,995 28 1,104
1994 3,306 1.033 3,200 110,266 28 991
1995 4,081 1.012 4,034 138,571 28 1,133
1996 4,962 1.094 4,534 156,801 28 1,141
1997 4,640 1.024 4,532 155,438 28 1,123
1998 5,064 1.041 4,864 167,116 30 1,186
1999 5,528 1.138 4,856 167,137 30 1,209
2000 5,693 1.172 4,858 167,290 30 1,230
2001 5,458 1.124 4,858 166,234 30 1,220
2002 5,059 1.043 4,852 165,582 30 1,218
2003 5,207 1.071 4,860 166,737 30 1,230
2004 5,451 1.123 4,856 167,353 30 1,247
2005 5,017 1.032 4,862 166,335 30 1,237
2006 5,386 1.109 4,858 167,341 30 1,242
2007 4,957 1.020 4,862 167,783 30 1,278
2008 4,878 1.005 4,856 166,714 30 1,291
2009 5,042 1.037 4,860 165,849 30 1,266
2010 4,613 0.949 4,860 165,353 30 1,249
2011 4,552 0.937 4,858 165,705 30 1,295
2012 4,934 1.015 4,860 165,251 30 1,284

Thanks to baseball-reference.com for the source data. Check it out!

Photo: nytimes.com

NHL: Stanley Cup Playoff MVPs (Conn Smythe Trophy Winners) – By Team, Position and More

Patrick Roy Wins His Third Conn Smythe (and Fourth Stanley Cup)

Patrick Roy Wins His Third Conn Smythe (and Fourth Stanley Cup)

The Conn Smythe Trophy (MVP of the NHL Playoffs) has been awarded since the 1964-65 postseason, when Canadiens‘ center Jean Beliveau took home the first.

Five times in its history, the trophy has been awarded to a player on a losing team.

The Montreal Canadiens have the most, 9, followed by the Detroit Red Wings at 5.

Here’s a little Conn Smythe analysis: all the Conn Smythe winners, by team and by position. Plus, winners with the most (five have won it more than once) and finally a list of those five from losing teams.

Thanks to my source hockey-reference.com where you can see a straight-up chronological listing of all the Stanley Cup Playoff MVPs and their stats.

Follow me on Twitter @VinGetz.

CONN SMYTHE WINNERS BY TEAM

Montreal Canadiens 9 Patrick Roy G 1992-93
    Patrick Roy G 1985-86
    Bob Gainey LW 1978-79
    Larry Robinson D 1977-78
    Guy Lafleur RW 1976-77
    Yvan Cournoyer RW 1972-73
    Ken Dryden G 1970-71
    Serge Savard D 1968-69
    Jean Beliveau C 1964-65
Detroit Red Wings 5 Henrik Zetterberg LW 2007-08
    Nicklas Lidstrom D 2001-02
    Steve Yzerman C 1997-98
    Mike Vernon G 1996-97
    Roger Crozier G 1965-66
Edmonton Oilers 4 Bill Ranford G 1989-90
    Wayne Gretzky C 1987-88
    Wayne Gretzky C 1984-85
    Mark Messier LW 1983-84
New York Islanders 4 Billy Smith G 1982-83
    Mike Bossy RW 1981-82
    Butch Goring C 1980-81
    Bryan Trottier C 1979-80
Philadelphia Flyers 4 Ron Hextall G 1986-87
    Reggie Leach RW 1975-76
    Bernie Parent G 1974-75
    Bernie Parent G 1973-74
Boston Bruins 3 Tim Thomas G 2010-11
    Bobby Orr D 1971-72
    Bobby Orr D 1969-70
Pittsburgh Penguins 3 Evgeni Malkin C 2008-09
    Mario Lemieux C 1991-92
    Mario Lemieux C 1990-91
Anaheim Ducks 2 Scott Niedermayer D 2006-07
    Jean-Sebastien Giguere G 2002-03
Colorado Avalanche 2 Patrick Roy G 2000-01
    Joe Sakic C 1995-96
New Jersey Devils 2 Scott Stevens D 1999-00
    Claude Lemieux LW 1994-95
Carolina Hurricanes 1 Cam Ward G 2005-06
Calgary Flames 1 Al MacInnis D 1988-89
Chicago Blackhawks 1 Jonathan Toews C 2009-10
Dallas Stars 1 Joe Nieuwendyk C 1998-99
New York Rangers 1 Brian Leetch D 1993-94
St. Louis Blues 1 Glenn Hall G 1967-68
Tampa Bay Lightning 1 Brad Richards C 2003-04
Toronto Maple Leafs 1 Dave Keon C 1966-67

CONN SMYTHE WINNERS BY POSITION

Goalie 15 Tim Thomas Boston Bruins 2010-11
    Cam Ward Carolina Panthers 2005-06
    Jean-Sebastien Giguere Mighty Ducks of Anaheim 2002-03
    Patrick Roy Colorado Avalanche 2000-01
    Mike Vernon Detroit Red Wings 1996-97
    Patrick Roy Montreal Canadiens 1992-93
    Bill Ranford Edmonton Oilers 1989-90
    Ron Hextall Philadelphia Flyers 1986-87
    Patrick Roy Montreal Canadiens 1985-86
    Billy Smith New York Islanders 1982-83
    Bernie Parent Philadelphia Flyers 1974-75
    Bernie Parent Philadelphia Flyers 1973-74
    Ken Dryden Montreal Canadiens 1970-71
    Glenn Hall St. Louis Blues 1967-68
    Roger Crozier Detroit Red Wings 1965-66
         
Center 14 Jonathan Toews Chicago Blackhawks 2009-10
    Evgeni Malkin Pittsburgh Penguins 2008-09
    Brad Richards Tampa Bay Lightning 2003-04
    Joe Nieuwendyk Dallas Stars 1998-99
    Steve Yzerman Detroit Red Wings 1997-98
    Joe Sakic Colorado Avalanche 1995-96
    Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins 1991-92
    Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins 1990-91
    Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers 1987-88
    Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers 1984-85
    Butch Goring New York Islanders 1980-81
    Bryan Trottier New York Islanders 1979-80
    Dave Keon Toronto Maple Leafs 1966-67
    Jean Beliveau Montreal Canadiens 1964-65
         
Defenseman 9 Scott Niedermayer Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2006-07
    Nicklas Lidstrom Detroit Red Wings 2001-02
    Scott Stevens New Jersey Devils 1999-00
    Brian Leetch New York Rangers 1993-94
    Al MacInnis Calgary Flames 1988-89
    Larry Robinson Montreal Canadiens 1977-78
    Bobby Orr Boston Bruins 1971-72
    Bobby Orr Boston Bruins 1969-70
    Serge Savard Montreal Canadiens 1968-69
         
Left Wing 4 Henrik Zetterberg Detroit Red Wings 2007-08
    Claude Lemieux New Jersey Devils 1994-95
    Mark Messier Edmonton Oilers 1983-84
    Bob Gainey Montreal Canadiens 1978-79
         
Right Wing 4 Mike Bossy New York Islanders 1981-82
    Guy Lafleur Montreal Canadiens 1976-77
    Reggie Leach Philadelphia Flyers 1975-76
    Yvan Cournoyer Montreal Canadiens 1972-73

PLAYERS WITH MOST CONN SMYTHES

Patrick Roy 3 G Colorado Avalanche 2000-01
      Montreal Canadiens 1992-93
      Montreal Canadiens 1985-86
Wayne Gretzky 2 C Edmonton Oilers 1987-88
      Edmonton Oilers 1984-85
Mario Lemieux 2 C Pittsburgh Penguins 1991-92
      Pittsburgh Penguins 1990-91
Bobby Orr 2 D Boston Bruins 1971-72
      Boston Bruins 1969-70
Bernie Parent 2 G Philadelphia Flyers 1974-75
      Philadelphia Flyers 1973-74

CONN SMYTHE WINNERS FROM LOSING TEAMS

MVP POS YEAR TEAM CUP WINNER
Roger Crozier G 1966 Detroit Red Wings Montreal Canadiens
Glenn Hall G 1968 St. Louis Blues Montreal Canadiens
Reggie Leach RW 1976 Philadelphia Flyers Montreal Canadiens
Ron Hextall G 1987 Philadelphia Flyers Edmonton Oilers
Jean-Sebastien Giguere G 2003 Might Ducks of Anaheim New Jersey Devils

Photo: proicehockey.about.com

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