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Two former Red Wings players were nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial trophy on Wednesday morning. This trophy is awarded to the player who “best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey.”
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Patrick Kane is the Red Wings’ nominee for the trophy. Here are the two former Red Wings who were nominated for their respective teams.
David Perron
David Perron is the Ottawa Senators’ nominee for the Masterton. This season, Perron and his family have battled personal struggles related to the health of their newborn.
Additionally, he has also had to contend with personal injury this season. Since returning, Perron has been a spark for the Senators. In 40 games with the team, he has 16 points while averaging 14:03 per game.
Calvin Pickard
Calvin Pickard has found his place with the Edmonton Oilers. He’s been a more than serviceable backup for the team. Pickard has had to step up recently due to Stuart Skinner getting injured.
This year, Pickard has played the second-most games of his career (33). He has a career-high in wins (20), a very respectable 2.64 goals against average, and a .902 save percentage.
Congratulations to both Perron and Pickard on their nominations. Each of them are more than deserving.
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