King Clancy award

After three years in a row as a finalist, P.K. Subban won the NHL's King Clancy Memorial Trophy.

To be able to have this award is pretty special and an honor, to accept it on my family’s behalf as well.” “But when I look back at all the finalists and the players who have won this award it’s a pretty special group. “I know that whenever you do charity work, when you do work in your community, you don’t do it for these types of accolades,” Subban said in the release.

New Jersey Devils defenceman P.K. Subban has been named the 2021-22 King Clancy Memorial Trophy winner, presented to the player “who best exemplifies ...

Nurse and Getzlaf will receive a $5,000 donation to be used in the same way. He also serves as the co-chair of the NHL's Player Inclusion Committee. Subban, a four-time finalist, launched the P.K. Subban Foundation in 2014, and made a $10-million pledge to the Montreal's Children's Hospital in 2015, plus donations for Ukrainian cancer patients who have been displaced due to the ongoing war in their country.

Thanks to his humanitarian efforts in Newark, P.K. Subban became the first Devils player to win the NHL's King Clancy Memorial Trophy.

Among the tireless community efforts by Subban was the start of the P.K. Subban Foundation in 2014, which aims to create positive change through building a community of people who are passionate about helping children around the globe. Subban has also been a strong voice in the NHL's efforts for social equality. This was the fourth straight season in which Subban was named one of the three finalists and the first time in his career he won the award. Subban continues his philanthropy in Montreal and Nashville, the previous cities he has played in during his career. P.K. Subban is one of the NHL's most generous players to his community. So for me to give back and help someone who's less fortunate.“

Subban has been a King Clancy finalist for three straight years and four times in his career. The 33-year-old has been a longtime advocate for racial and social ...

A committee of league executives led by commissioner Gary Bettman and his deputy, Bill Daly, chose the three finalists and the winner. "I know that whenever you do charity work, when you do work in your community, you don't do it for these types of accolades," Subban said, according to NHL.com's Jon Lane. "But when I look back at all the finalists and the players who have won this award it's a pretty special group. The 33-year-old has been a longtime advocate for racial and social justice, and he's made significant financial contributions to numerous charitable causes.

New Jersey Devils veteran defenseman P.K. Subban of Toronto, Ontario won the 2022 King Clancy Trophy on Tuesday.

On the ice, Subban, who won a gold medal for Canada at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, had five goals and 17 assists for 22 points in 77 games with the Devils in 2021-22. He was a -8 with 82 penalty minutes, one game-winning goal, one shorthanded point, 114 shots on goal, 90 blocked shots, 69 hits, 23 takeaways, and 51 giveaways. Subban’s most significant contribution was a $10 million donation to the Montreal Children’s Hospital in 2015.