List of New York Rangers award winners

This is a list of New York Rangers award winners.

New York Rangers awards
1932–33 Stanley Cup championship banner hanging in Madison Square Garden
Team trophies
Award*	Wins
Stanley Cup	4
Prince of Wales Trophy	4
Presidents' Trophy	4
O'Brien Trophy	1
Individual awards
Award*	Wins
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy	5
Calder Memorial Trophy	8
Charlie Conacher Memorial Trophy	1
Conn Smythe Trophy	1
Hart Memorial Trophy	4
James Norris Memorial Trophy	5
King Clancy Memorial Trophy	1
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy	9
Lester Patrick Trophy	27
Mark Messier Leadership Award	1
NHL Foundation Player Award	1
NHL Plus-Minus Award	1
Ted Lindsay Award	3
Vezina Trophy	5
Total
Awards won	85

League awards

Team trophies

Team trophies awarded to the New York Rangers

Award	Description	Times won	Seasons	References
Stanley Cup	NHL championship	4	1927–28, 1932–33, 1939–40, 1993–94	[1][2]
O'Brien Trophy	NHL championship runner-up (1938–50)	1	1949–50	[3]
Prince of Wales Trophy	American Division regular season champions (1927–38)	1	1931–32	[4]
	Regular season championship (1938–67)	1	1941–42
	Eastern Conference playoff championship (1981–present)	2	1993–94, 2013–14
Presidents' Trophy	Most regular season points	4	1991–92, 1993–94, 2014–15, 2023–24	[5][6]

Individual awards

Individual awards won by New York Rangers players and staff^[7]

Award	Description	Winner	Season	References
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy	Perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey	Jean Ratelle	1970–71	[8][9]
		Rod Gilbert	1975–76
		Anders Hedberg	1984–85
		Adam Graves	2000–01
		Dominic Moore	2013–14
Calder Memorial Trophy	Rookie of the year	Kilby MacDonald	1939–40	[10][11]
		Grant Warwick	1941–42
		Edgar Laprade	1945–46
		Pentti Lund	1948–49
		Gump Worsley	1952–53
		Camille Henry	1953–54
		Steve Vickers	1972–73
		Brian Leetch	1988–89
Charlie Conacher Humanitarian Award	Outstanding contribution to humanitarian or community service projects	Ted Irvine	1974–75
Conn Smythe Trophy	Most valuable player of the playoffs	Brian Leetch	1993–94	[12][13]
Hart Memorial Trophy	Most valuable player to his team during the regular season	Buddy O'Connor	1947–48	[14][15]
		Chuck Rayner	1949–50
		Andy Bathgate	1958–59
		Mark Messier	1991–92
James Norris Memorial Trophy	Top defenseman during the regular season	Doug Harvey	1961–62	[16][17]
		Harry Howell	1966–67
		Brian Leetch	1991–92
			1996–97
		Adam Fox	2020–21
King Clancy Memorial Trophy	Leadership qualities on and off the ice and humanitarian contributions within their community	Adam Graves	1993–94	[18][19]
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy	Gentlemanly conduct	Frank Boucher	1927–28	[20][21]
			1932–33
		Clint Smith	1938–39
		Buddy O'Connor	1947–48
		Edgar Laprade	1949–50
		Andy Hebenton	1956–57
		Camille Henry	1957–58
		Jean Ratelle	1971–72
		Wayne Gretzky	1998–99
Mark Messier Leadership Award	Player who exemplifies leadership on and off the ice	Jacob Trouba	2023–24	[22]
NHL Foundation Player Award	Community service	Adam Graves	1999–2000	[23]
NHL Plus-Minus Award	Highest plus-minus	Michal Rozsival	2005–06	[24]
Ted Lindsay Award	Most valuable player as chosen by the players	Jean Ratelle	1971–72	[25]
		Mark Messier	1991–92
		Jaromir Jagr	2005–06
Vezina Trophy	Fewest goals given up in the regular season (1927–81)	Dave Kerr	1939–40	[26][27]
		Eddie Giacomin	1970–71
		Gilles Villemure
	Top goaltender (1981–present)	John Vanbiesbrouck	1985–86
		Henrik Lundqvist	2011–12
		Igor Shesterkin	2021–22

All-Stars

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.

New York Rangers selected to the NHL First and Second Team All-Stars^[28]

Player	Position	Selections	Season	Team
Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	4	1957–58	2nd
			1958–59	1st
			1961–62	1st
			1962–63	2nd
Frank Boucher	Center	5	1930–31	2nd
			1932–33	1st
			1933–34	1st
	Coach		1939–40	2nd
			1941–42	2nd
Hy Buller	Defense	1	1951–52	2nd
Neil Colville	Center	3	1938–39	2nd
			1939–40	2nd
			1947–48	2nd
Bill Cook	Right Wing	4	1930–31	1st
			1931–32	1st
			1932–33	1st
			1933–34	2nd
Bun Cook	Left Wing	1	1930–31	2nd
Art Coulter	Defense	3	1937–38	2nd
			1938–39	2nd
			1939–40	2nd
Cecil Dillon	Right Wing	3	1935–36	2nd
			1936–37	2nd
			1937–38	1st
Adam Fox	Defense	3	2020–21	1st
			2022–23	1st
			2023–24	2nd
Marian Gaborik	Right Wing	1	2011–12	2nd
Bill Gadsby	Defense	4	1955–56	1st
			1956–57	2nd
			1957–58	1st
			1958–59	1st
Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender	5	1966–67	1st
			1967–68	2nd
			1968–69	2nd
			1969–70	2nd
			1970–71	1st
Rod Gilbert	Right Wing	2	1967–68	2nd
			1971–72	1st
Adam Graves	Left Wing	1	1993–94	2nd
Wayne Gretzky	Center	1	1997–98	2nd
Vic Hadfield	Left Wing	1	1971–72	2nd
Doug Harvey	Defense	1	1961–62	1st
Ott Heller	Defense	1	1940–41	2nd
Camille Henry	Left Wing	1	1957–58	2nd
Bryan Hextall	Right Wing	4	1939–40	1st
			1940–41	1st
			1941–42	1st
			1942–43	2nd
Harry Howell	Defense	1	1966–67	1st
Jaromir Jagr	Right Wing	1	2005–06	1st
Ching Johnson	Defense	4	1930–31	2nd
			1931–32	1st
			1932–33	1st
			1933–34	2nd
Dave Kerr	Goaltender	2	1937–38	2nd
			1939–40	1st
Brian Leetch	Defense	5	1990–91	2nd
			1991–92	1st
			1993–94	2nd
			1995–96	2nd
			1996–97	1st
Tony Leswick	Left Wing	1	1949–50	2nd
Danny Lewicki	Left Wing	1	1954–55	2nd
Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender	2	2011–12	1st
			2012–13	2nd
Donnie Marshall	Left Wing	1	1966–67	2nd
Mark Messier	Center	1	1991–92	1st
Jim Neilson	Defense	1	1967–68	2nd
Buddy O'Connor	Center	1	1947–48	2nd
Artemi Panarin	Left Wing	3	2019–20	1st
			2022–23	2nd
			2023–24	1st
Brad Park	Defense	5	1969–70	1st
			1970–71	2nd
			1971–72	1st
			1972–73	2nd
			1973–74	1st
Lester Patrick	Coach	7	1930–31	1st
			1931–32	1st
			1932–33	1st
			1933–34	1st
			1934–35	1st
			1935–36	1st
			1937–38	1st
Lynn Patrick	Left Wing	2	1941–42	1st
			1942–43	2nd
Dean Prentice	Left Wing	1	1959–60	2nd
Jean Ratelle	Center	1	1971–72	2nd
Chuck Rayner	Goaltender	3	1948–49	2nd
			1949–50	2nd
			1950–51	2nd
Earl Seibert	Defense	1	1934–35	1st
Igor Shesterkin	Goaltender	1	2021–22	1st
John Vanbiesbrouck	Goaltender	1	1985–86	1st
Steve Vickers	Left Wing	1	1974–75	2nd
Phil Watson	Center	1	1941–42	2nd

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.

New York Rangers selected to the NHL All-Rookie Team^[28]

Player	Position	Season
Tony Amonte	Forward	1991–92
Dan Blackburn	Goaltender	2001–02
Michael Del Zotto	Defense	2009–10
Tony Granato	Forward	1988–89
Brian Leetch	Defense	1988–89
Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender	2005–06
K'Andre Miller	Defense	2020–21
Mike Ridley	Forward	1985–86
Tomas Sandstrom	Forward	1984–85
Brady Skjei	Defense	2016–17
Mike York	Forward	1999–2000

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. Sixty-four All-Star Games have been held since 1947, with at least one player chosen to represent the Rangers in each year. 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 due to the Winter Olympic Games; 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic; and 2025 when it was replaced by the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off.^[29] The Rangers have hosted two of the games. The 26th and 45th took place at Madison Square Garden.

• † Selected by fan vote^[30]
• # Selected as one of four "last men in" by fan vote
• ↑ All-Star Game Most Valuable Player^[31]

New York Rangers players and coaches selected to the All-Star Game^[32]

Game	Year	Name	Position	References
1st	1947	Edgar Laprade	Center	[33]
		Tony Leswick	Left Wing
		Grant Warwick	Right Wing
2nd	1948	Neil Colville	Center	[34]
		Edgar Laprade	Center
		Tony Leswick	Left Wing
3rd	1949	Pat Egan	Defense	[35]
		Edgar Laprade	Center
		Tony Leswick	Left Wing
		Buddy O'Connor	Center
		Chuck Rayner	Goaltender
4th	1950	Edgar Laprade	Center	[36]
		Tony Leswick	Left Wing
		Chuck Rayner	Goaltender
5th	1951	Frank Eddolls	Defense	[37]
		Don Raleigh	Center
		Chuck Rayner	Goaltender
		Reg Sinclair	Right Wing
		Gaye Stewart	Left Wing
6th	1952	Hy Buller	Defense	[38]
		Chuck Rayner	Goaltender
		Leo Reise, Jr.	Defense
7th	1953	Wally Hergesheimer	Right Wing	[39]
		Leo Reise, Jr.	Defense
		Paul Ronty	Center
8th	1954	Harry Howell	Defense	[40]
		Don Raleigh	Center
		Paul Ronty	Center
9th	1955	Danny Lewicki	Left Wing	[41]
10th	1956	Dave Creighton	Center	[42]
		Bill Gadsby	Defense
		George Sullivan	Center
11th	1957	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	[43]
		Bill Gadsby	Defense
		Dean Prentice	Left Wing
12th	1958	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	[44]
		Bill Gadsby	Defense
		Camille Henry	Center
		George Sullivan	Center
13th	1959	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	[45]
		Bill Gadsby	Defense
		George Sullivan	Center
14th	1960	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	[46]
		Bill Gadsby	Defense
		Andy Hebenton	Right Wing
		George Sullivan	Center
15th	1961	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	[47]
		Doug Harvey	Defense
		Dean Prentice	Left Wing
		Gump Worsley	Goaltender
16th	1962	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	[48]
		Doug Harvey	Defense
		Gump Worsley	Goaltender
17th	1963	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	[49]
		Camille Henry	Center
		Harry Howell	Defense
18th	1964	Rod Gilbert	Right Wing	[50]
		Camille Henry	Center
		Harry Howell	Defense
19th	1965	Rod Gilbert	Right Wing	[51]
		Vic Hadfield	Left Wing
		Harry Howell	Defense
20th	1967	Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender	[52]
		Rod Gilbert	Right Wing
		Harry Howell	Defense
		Jim Neilson	Defense
		Bob Nevin	Right Wing
21st	1968	Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender	[53]
		Harry Howell	Defense
		Donnie Marshall	Left Wing
22nd	1969	Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender	[54]
		Rod Gilbert	Right Wing
		Bob Nevin	Right Wing
23rd	1970	Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender	[55]
		Rod Gilbert	Right Wing
		Brad Park	Defense
		Jean Ratelle	Center
		Walt Tkaczuk	Center
24th	1971	Dave Balon	Left Wing	[56]
		Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender
		Jim Neilson	Defense
		Brad Park	Defense
		Jean Ratelle	Center
		Gilles Villemure	Goaltender
25th	1972	Rod Gilbert	Right Wing	[57]
		Vic Hadfield	Left Wing
		Brad Park	Defense
		Jean Ratelle	Center
		Rod Seiling	Defense
		Gilles Villemure	Goaltender
26th	1973	Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender	[58]
		Brad Park	Defense
		Jean Ratelle	Center
		Gilles Villemure	Goaltender
27th	1974	Brad Park	Defense	[59]
28th	1975	Rod Gilbert	Right Wing	[60]
		Brad Park	Defense
		Steve Vickers	Left Wing
29th	1976	Carol Vadnais	Defense	[61]
		Steve Vickers	Left Wing
30th	1977	Phil Esposito	Center	[62]
		Rod Gilbert	Right Wing
		Don Murdoch	Right Wing
31st	1978	Phil Esposito	Center	[63]
		Carol Vadnais	Defense
32nd	1980	Phil Esposito	Center	[64]
		Ron Greschner	Defense
33rd	1981	Ed Johnstone	Right Wing	[65]
34th	1982	Barry Beck	Defense	[66]
		Ron Duguay	Center
35th	1983	Don Maloney	Left Wing	[67]
36th	1984	Pierre Larouche	Center	[68]
		Don Maloney↑	Left Wing
37th	1985	Anders Hedberg	Right Wing	[69]
38th	1986	Reijo Ruotsalainen	Defense	[70]
39th	1988	Tomas Sandstrom	Right Wing	[71]
40th	1989	Brian Mullen	Left Wing	[72]
41st	1990	Brian Leetch	Defense	[73]
42nd	1991	Brian Leetch	Defense	[74]
		Darren Turcotte	Center
43rd	1992	Brian Leetch	Defense	[75]
		Mark Messier	Center
		Mike Richter	Goaltender
44th	1993	Mike Gartner↑	Right Wing	[76]
		Kevin Lowe	Defense
		Brian Leetch† (Did not play)	Defense
		Mark Messier (Did not play)	Center
45th	1994	Adam Graves	Left Wing	[77]
		Brian Leetch†	Defense
		Mark Messier	Center
		Mike Richter↑	Goaltender
46th	1996	Brian Leetch	Defense	[78]
		Mark Messier	Center
		Pat Verbeek	Right Wing
47th	1997	Wayne Gretzky†	Center	[79]
		Brian Leetch†	Defense
		Mark Messier	Center
48th	1998	Wayne Gretzky	Center	[80]
		Brian Leetch†	Defense
49th	1999	Wayne Gretzky↑	Center	[81]
50th	2000	Mike Richter	Goaltender	[82]
51st	2001	Theoren Fleury†	Right Wing	[83]
		Brian Leetch	Defense
52nd	2002	Brian Leetch	Defense	[84]
		Eric Lindros (Did not play)	Center
		Mike York	Left Wing
53rd	2003	Brian Leetch† (Did not play)	Defense	[85]
		Tom Poti	Defense
54th	2004	Jaromir Jagr	Right Wing	[86]
		Mark Messier	Center
55th	2007	Brendan Shanahan	Left Wing	[87]
56th	2008	Scott Gomez	Center	[88]
57th	2009	Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender	[89]
58th	2011	Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender	[90]
		Marc Staal	Defense
59th	2012	Marian Gaborik↑	Right Wing	[91]
		Daniel Girardi	Defense
		Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender
		John Tortorella	Co-coach
60th	2015	Rick Nash	Left Wing	[92]
61st	2016	Ryan McDonagh	Defense	[93]
62nd	2017	Ryan McDonagh	Defense	[94]
63rd	2018	Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender	[95]
64th	2019	Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender	[96]
65th	2020	Chris Kreider (replaced Panarin)	Left Wing	[97][98]
		Artemi Panarin (Did not play)	Left Wing
66th	2022	Adam Fox (Did not play)	Defense	[99]
		Chris Kreider	Left Wing
		Mika Zibanejad# (Did not play)	Center
67th	2023	Adam Fox†	Defense	[100][101]
		Artemi Panarin†	Left Wing
		Igor Shesterkin	Goaltender
68th	2024	Peter Laviolette	Coach	[102][103][104]
		Igor Shesterkin	Goaltender
		Vincent Trocheck (replaced Jack Eichel)	Center

All-Star benefit games

Prior to the institution of the National Hockey League All-Star Game the league held three different benefit games featuring teams of all-stars. The first was the Ace Bailey Benefit Game, held in 1934, after a violent collision with Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins left Ace Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs hospitalized and unable to continue his playing career.^[105] In 1937 the Howie Morenz Memorial Game was held to raise money for the family of Howie Morenz of the Montreal Canadiens who died from complications after being admitted to the hospital for a broken leg.^[106] The Babe Siebert Memorial Game was held in 1939 to raise funds for the family of the Canadiens' Babe Siebert who drowned shortly after he retired from playing.^[107]

New York Rangers players and coaches selected to All-Star benefit games

Game	Year	Name	Position	References
Ace Bailey Benefit Game	1934	Bill Cook	Right Wing	[105]
		Ching Johnson	Defense
		Lester Patrick	Coach
Howie Morenz Memorial Game	1937	Frank Boucher	Center	[106]
		Cecil Dillon	Right Wing
Babe Siebert Memorial Game	1939	Neil Colville	Center	[107]
		Art Coulter	Defense

All-Star Game replacement events

New York Rangers players and coaches selected to All-Star Game replacement events^[32]

Event	Year	Name	Position	References
Challenge Cup	1979	Ron Greschner (Did not play)	Defense	[108]
		Anders Hedberg	Right Wing
		Ulf Nilsson	Center
Rendez-vous '87	1987	Tomas Sandstrom	Right Wing	[109]
4 Nations Face-Off	2025	Adam Fox (United States)	Defense	[110]
		Chris Kreider (United States)	Left wing
		J. T. Miller (United States)	Center
		Vincent Trocheck (United States)	Center
		Urho Vaakanainen (Finland)	Defense
		Mika Zibanejad (Sweden)	Center

Career achievements

Hockey Hall of Fame

The following is a list of New York Rangers who have been enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame.^[111][112]

New York Rangers inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame^[111][112]

Individual	Category	Year inducted	Years with Rangers in category	References
Glenn Anderson	Player	2008	1994	[113]
Andy Bathgate	Player	1978	1952–1964	[114]
Doug Bentley	Player	1964	1953–1954	[115]
Max Bentley	Player	1966	1953–1954	[116]
Frank Boucher	Player	1958	1926–1938, 1943–1944	[117]
Johnny Bower	Player	1976	1953–1954	[118]
Herb Brooks	Builder	2006	1981–1985	[119]
Pavel Bure	Player	2012	2002–2003	[120]
Neil Colville	Player	1967	1935–1942, 1945–1949	[121]
Bill Cook	Player	1952	1926–1937	[122]
Bun Cook	Player	1995	1926–1936	[123]
Art Coulter	Player	1974	1936–1942	[124]
Marcel Dionne	Player	1992	1987–1989	[125]
Dick Duff	Player	2006	1964	[126]
Phil Esposito	Player	1984	1975–1981	[127]
Emile Francis	Builder	1982	1965–1975	[128]
Bill Gadsby	Player	1970	1954–1961	[129]
Mike Gartner	Player	2001	1990–1994	[130]
Bernie Geoffrion	Player	1972	1966–1968	[131]
Eddie Giacomin	Player	1987	1965–1975	[132]
Rod Gilbert	Player	1982	1960–1978	[133]
Wayne Gretzky	Player	1999	1996–1999	[134]
Doug Harvey	Player	1973	1961–1964	[135]
Bryan Hextall	Player	1969	1937–1944, 1945–1948	[136]
Tim Horton	Player	1977	1970–1971	[137]
Harry Howell	Player	1979	1952–1969	[138]
William M. Jennings	Builder	1975	1961–1981	[139]
Ching Johnson	Player	1958	1926–1937	[140]
John Kilpatrick	Builder	1960	1934–1960	[141]
Jari Kurri	Player	2001	1996	[142]
Guy Lafleur	Player	1988	1988–1989	[143]
Pat LaFontaine	Player	2003	1997–1998	[144]
Edgar Laprade	Player	1993	1945–1955	[145]
Brian Leetch	Player	2009	1987–2004	[146]
Kevin Lowe	Player	2020	1992–1996	[147]
Harry Lumley	Player	1980	1944	[148]
Eric Lindros	Player	2016	2001–2004	[149]
Henrik Lundqvist	Player	2023	2005–2020	[150]
Mark Messier	Player	2007	1991–1997, 2000–2004	[151]
Howie Morenz	Player	1945	1936	[152]
Vaclav Nedomansky	Player	2019	1982–1983	[153]
Roger Neilson	Builder	2002	1989–1993	[154]
Buddy O'Connor	Player	1988	1947–1951	[155]
Brad Park	Player	1988	1968–1975	[156]
Craig Patrick	Builder	2001	1980–1986	[157]
Lester Patrick	Player	1945	1927–1928	[158]
Lynn Patrick	Player	1980	1934–1943, 1945–1946	[159]
Jacques Plante	Player	1978	1963–1965	[160]
Babe Pratt	Player	1966	1935–1942	[161]
Jean Ratelle	Player	1985	1960–1975	[162]
Chuck Rayner	Player	1973	1945–1953	[163]
Luc Robitaille	Player	2009	1995–1997	[164]
Glen Sather	Builder	1997	2000–2024	[165]
Terry Sawchuk	Player	1971	1969–1970	[166]
Earl Seibert	Player	1963	1931–1936	[167]
Brendan Shanahan	Player	2013	2006–2008	[168]
Fred Shero	Builder	2013	1978–1980	[169]
Babe Siebert	Player	1961	1932–1933	[170]
Clint Smith	Player	1991	1937–1943	[171]
Martin St. Louis	Player	2018	2014–2015	[172]
Allan Stanley	Player	1981	1948–1954	[173]
Gump Worsley	Player	1980	1952–1953, 1954–1963	[174]
Sergei Zubov	Player	2019	1992–1995	[153]

Foster Hewitt Memorial Award

Three members of the Rangers organization have 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.^[175]

Members of the New York Rangers honored with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award

Individual	Year honored	Years with Rangers as broadcaster	References
John Davidson	2009	1983–1984, 1986–2006	[175]
Sal Messina	2005	1974–2003	[175]
Sam Rosen	2016	1984–present	[175]

Lester Patrick Trophy

The Lester Patrick Trophy has been presented by the National Hockey League and USA Hockey since 1966 to honor a recipient's contribution to ice hockey in the United States.^[176] This list includes all personnel who have ever been employed by the New York Rangers in any capacity and have also received the Lester Patrick Trophy.

Members of the New York Rangers honored with the Lester Patrick Trophy^[177]

Individual	Year honored	Years with Rangers	References
Red Berenson	2006	1966–1967	[177]
Jack Blatherwick	2019		[178]
Frank Boucher	1993	1926–1955	[177]
Herb Brooks	2002	1981–1985	[177]
Bill Chadwick	1975	1967–1981	[177]
Bob Crocker	2015	1993–2005	[179]
John Davidson	2004	1975–1983, 1983–1984, 1986–2006, 2019–2021	[177]
Marcel Dionne	2006	1987–1989	[177]
Phil Esposito	1978	1975–1981, 1986–1989	[177]
Emile Francis	1982	1948–1953, 1960–1976	[177]
Rod Gilbert	1991	1960–1978	[177]
Wayne Gretzky	1994	1996–1999	[177]
John Halligan	2007	1963–1983, 1986–1990	[177]
William M. Jennings	1971	1962–1981	[177]
John Kilpatrick	1968	1933–34, 1935–1960	[177]
Pat LaFontaine	1997	1997–1998, 2010–2011	[177]
Brian Leetch	2007	1987–2004	[177]
Tommy Lockhart	1968	1947–1953	[177]
Mark Messier	2009	1991–1997, 2000–2004, 2009–2013	[177]
Brian Mullen	1995	1987–1991, 2002–2004	[177]
Murray Murdoch	1974	1926–1937	[177]
Craig Patrick	2000	1980–1986	[177]
Lynn Patrick	1989	1934–1950	[177]
Larry Pleau	2002	1989–1997	[177]
Mike Richter	2009	1989–2003	[177]
Terry Sawchuk	1971	1969–1970	[177]
Fred Shero	1980	1947–1951, 1978–1980	[177]

United States Hockey Hall of Fame

Main article: List of members of the United States Hockey Hall of Fame

Members of the New York Rangers inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame^[112]

Individual	Year inducted	Years with Rangers	References
Taffy Abel	1973	1926–1929	[180]
Tony Amonte	2009	1991–1994	[181]
Red Berenson	2018	1966–1967	[182]
Herb Brooks	1990	1981–1985	[183]
Bobby Carpenter	2007	1987	[184]
Bill Chadwick	1974	1967–1981
Victor Desjardins	1974	1931–1932	[185]
Bob Dill	1979	1943–1945	[186]
Chris Drury	2015	2007–2011, 2015–Present	[187]
Robbie Ftorek	1991	1981–1985	[188]
Tony Granato	2020	1988-1990	[189]
Kevin Hatcher	2010	1999–2000	[190]
William M. Jennings	1981	1961–1981	[191]
Pat LaFontaine	2003	1997–1998	[192]
Myles Lane	1973	1928–1929	[193]
Brian Leetch	2008	1987–2004	[194]
Tommy Lockhart	1973	1947–1953
Jack McCartan	1983	1960–1961	[195]
Bill Moe	1974	1944–1949	[196]
Ed Olczyk	2012	1992–1995	[197]
Craig Patrick	1996	1980–1986	[198]
Larry Pleau	2000	1989–1997	[199]
Mike Richter	2008	1989–2003	[200]
Mathieu Schneider	2015	1998–2000	[187]
John Vanbiesbrouck	2007	1981, 1983–1993	[201]
Doug Weight	2013	1991–1993	[202]

Retired numbers

See also: List of NHL retired numbers

The New York Rangers have retired nine of their jersey numbers. Also out of circulation is the number 99 which was retired league-wide for Wayne Gretzky on February 6, 2000.^[203] Gretzky played the final three seasons of his 20-year NHL career with the Rangers and was the only Rangers player who ever wore the number 99 prior to its retirement.^[204][205]

New York Rangers retired numbers

Number	Player	Position	Years with Rangers as a player	Date of retirement ceremony	References
1	Eddie Giacomin	Goaltender	1965–1975	March 15, 1989	[206]
2	Brian Leetch	Defense	1987–2004	January 24, 2008	[207]
3	Harry Howell	Defense	1952–1969	February 22, 2009	[208]
7	Rod Gilbert	Right Wing	1960–1977	October 14, 1979	[206]
9	Andy Bathgate	Right Wing	1952–1964	February 22, 2009	[208]
	Adam Graves	Left Wing	1991–2001	February 3, 2009	[207]
11	Vic Hadfield	Left Wing	1961–1974	December 2, 2018	[209]
	Mark Messier	Center	1991–1997, 2000–2004	January 12, 2006	[210]
19	Jean Ratelle	Center	1960–1975	February 25, 2018	[211]
30	Henrik Lundqvist	Goaltender	2005–2020	January 28, 2022	[212]
35	Mike Richter	Goaltender	1989–2003	February 4, 2004	[210]

Team awards

John Halligan Good Guy Award

The John Halligan Good Guy Award is an annual award which "recognizes a player for their cooperation with the media throughout the season."^[213] It was renamed for longtime Rangers public relations director John Halligan after Halligan's death on January 20, 2010.^[213]

Season Winner 1974–75 Ted Irvine 1975–76 Ron Harris 1976–77 John Davidson 1977–78 Rod Gilbert 1978–79 Dave Maloney 1979–80 Anders Hedberg 1980–81 Don Maloney 1981–82 Barry Beck 1982–83 Rob McClanahan 1983–84 Pierre Larouche 1984–85 John Vanbiesbrouck 1985–86 Ron Greschner 1986–87 James Patrick 1987–88 Bob Froese 1988–89 Tony Granato 1989–90 Kelly Kisio 1990–91 Mike Richter

Season Winner 1991–92 Mark Messier 1992–93 Adam Graves 1993–94 Neil Smith 1994–95 Kevin Lowe 1995–96 Glenn Healy 1996–97 Wayne Gretzky 1997–98 Alexei Kovalev 1998–99 Kevin Stevens 1999–00 Tim Taylor 2000–01 Petr Nedved 2001–02 Brian Leetch 2002–03 Bobby Holik 2003–04 Eric Lindros 2005–06 Jaromir Jagr 2006–07 Brendan Shanahan 2007–08 Henrik Lundqvist 2008–09 Tom Renney

Season Winner 2009–10 Erik Christensen Vaclav Prospal 2010–11 Ryan Callahan 2011–12 Brian Boyle 2012–13 Daniel Girardi 2013–14 Marc Staal 2014–15 Derek Stepan 2015–16 Ryan McDonagh 2016–17 Rick Nash 2017–18 Brady Skjei 2018–19 Mika Zibanejad 2019–20 Chris Kreider 2020–21 Brendan Smith 2021–22 Ryan Strome 2022–23 Filip Chytil 2023–24 Jimmy Vesey

Lars-Erik Sjoberg Award

The Lars-Erik Sjoberg Award is an annual award given to the top rookie during training camp.^{[214][215][216]} The award is named for Lars-Erik Sjoberg, who was the Rangers chief European scout for eight years who died at the age of 43 on October 20, 1987.^[214]

Year Winner 1988 Mike Richter 1989 Troy Mallette 1990 Steven Rice 1991 Tony Amonte 1992 Peter Andersson 1993 Mattias Norstrom 1994 Mattias Norstrom 1995 Niklas Sundstrom 1996 Eric Cairns 1997 Marc Savard

Year Winner 1998 Manny Malhotra 1999 Kim Johnsson 2000 Filip Novak 2001 Dan Blackburn 2002 Jamie Lundmark 2003 Dominic Moore 2005 Henrik Lundqvist 2006 Nigel Dawes Brandon Dubinsky 2007 Marc Staal

Year Winner 2008 Lauri Korpikoski 2009 Matt Gilroy 2010 Derek Stepan 2011 Carl Hagelin 2013 Jesper Fast 2014 Anthony Duclair 2015 Oscar Lindberg 2016 Jimmy Vesey 2017 Filip Chytil 2018 Lias Andersson

Year Winner 2019 Adam Fox 2020 not awarded 2021 Nils Lundkvist 2022 Brennan Othmann 2023 Will Cuylle 2024 Adam Edstrom

Mr. Ranger Award

The Mr. Ranger Award (officially known as Rod Gilbert "Mr. Ranger" Award) is an annual award given to the player "who best honors Rod's legacy by exemplifying leadership qualities both on and off the ice, and making a significant humanitarian contribution to his community."^[217]

Season	Winner
2021–22	Chris Kreider[218]
2022–23	Jacob Trouba[219]
2023–24	Adam Fox[220]

Players' Player Award

The Players' Player Award is an annual award given to the player "who best exemplifies what it means to be a team player" as determined by his teammates.^[221][222]

Season Winner 1958–59 Andy Hebenton 1959–60 Andy Hebenton Red Sullivan 1960–61 Andy Hebenton 1961–62 Earl Ingarfield 1962–63 Andy Bathgate 1963–64 Rod Gilbert Phil Goyette 1964–65 Harry Howell 1965–66 Wayne Hillman Don Marshall 1966–67 Harry Howell 1967–68 Jean Ratelle 1968–69 Jean Ratelle 1969–70 Jean Ratelle 1970–71 Jean Ratelle 1971–72 Vic Hadfield 1972–73 Walt Tkaczuk 1973–74 Ted Irvine 1974–75 Jean Ratelle 1975–76 John Davidson 1976–77 John Davidson Phil Esposito 1977–78 John Davidson Ron Greschner 1978–79 Ulf Nilsson

Season Winner 1979–80 Don Maloney 1980–81 Don Maloney 1981–82 Tom Laidlaw Mark Pavelich 1982–83 Tom Laidlaw 1983–84 Glen Hanlon 1984–85 Reijo Ruotsalainen 1985–86 John Vanbiesbrouck 1986–87 Don Maloney 1987–88 James Patrick 1988–89 Guy Lafleur 1989–90 Kelly Kisio 1990–91 Mike Richter 1991–92 Adam Graves 1992–93 Adam Graves 1993–94 Ed Olczyk 1994–95 Adam Graves 1995–96 Mark Messier 1996–97 Darren Langdon 1997–98 Darren Langdon 1998–99 Adam Graves 1999–00 Mike Richter 2000–01 Brian Leetch 2001–02 Brian Leetch 2002–03 Brian Leetch 2003–04 Brian Leetch

Season Winner 2005–06 Jed Ortmeyer Kevin Weekes 2006–07 Brendan Shanahan 2007–08 Colton Orr Jason Strudwick 2008–09 Blair Betts Chris Drury 2009–10 Chris Drury 2010–11 Ryan Callahan 2011–12 Ryan Callahan 2012–13 Ryan Callahan 2013–14 Ryan McDonagh 2014–15 Rick Nash 2015–16 Jesper Fast 2016–17 Jesper Fast 2017–18 Jesper Fast 2018–19 Jesper Fast 2019–20 Jesper Fast 2020–21 Ryan Lindgren 2021–22 Barclay Goodrow Jacob Trouba 2022–23 Ryan Lindgren 2023-24 Jonathan Quick

Rangers MVP

The Rangers MVP award is an annual award given to the team's most valuable player as determined by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.^[223]

Season Winner 1941–42 Lynn Patrick 1942–43 Lynn Patrick 1943–44 Ott Heller Bryan Hextall 1944–45 Ab DeMarco 1945–46 Chuck Rayner 1946–47 Chuck Rayner 1947–48 Buddy O'Connor 1948–49 Edgar Laprade Chuck Rayner 1949–50 Edgar Laprade 1950–51 Don Raleigh 1951–52 Hy Buller 1952–53 Paul Ronty 1953–54 Wally Hergesheimer 1954–55 Danny Lewicki 1955–56 Bill Gadsby 1956–57 Andy Bathgate 1957–58 Andy Bathgate 1958–59 Andy Bathgate 1959–60 Dean Prentice 1960–61 Gump Worsley 1961–62 Andy Bathgate 1962–63 Gump Worsley 1963–64 Harry Howell 1964–65 Don Marshall 1965–66 Bob Nevin 1966–67 Eddie Giacomin 1967–68 Rod Gilbert 1968–69 Eddie Giacomin 1969–70 Walt Tkaczuk 1970–71 Eddie Giacomin 1971–72 Jean Ratelle

Season Winner 1972–73 Jean Ratelle 1973–74 Brad Park 1974–75 Rod Gilbert 1975–76 Rod Gilbert 1976–77 Dave Maloney 1977–78 Walt Tkaczuk 1978–79 Phil Esposito 1979–80 Anders Hedberg 1980–81 Ed Johnstone 1981–82 Barry Beck Mike Rogers 1982–83 Mark Pavelich 1983–84 Barry Beck 1984–85 Tomas Sandstrom 1985–86 John Vanbiesbrouck 1986–87 Walt Poddubny 1987–88 James Patrick 1988–89 Brian Leetch 1989–90 John Ogrodnick 1990–91 Brian Leetch 1991–92 Mark Messier 1992–93 Adam Graves 1993–94 Adam Graves 1994–95 Mark Messier 1995–96 Mark Messier 1996–97 Brian Leetch 1997–98 Wayne Gretzky 1998–99 Brian Leetch 1999–00 Mike Richter 2000–01 Brian Leetch 2001–02 Mike Richter 2002–03 Brian Leetch 2003–04 Bobby Holik

Season Winner 2005–06 Jaromir Jagr 2006–07 Henrik Lundqvist 2007–08 Henrik Lundqvist 2008–09 Henrik Lundqvist 2009–10 Henrik Lundqvist 2010–11 Henrik Lundqvist 2011–12 Henrik Lundqvist 2012–13 Henrik Lundqvist 2013–14 Ryan McDonagh 2014–15 Rick Nash 2015–16 Henrik Lundqvist 2016–17 Ryan McDonagh 2017–18 Henrik Lundqvist 2018–19 Mika Zibanejad 2019–20 Artemi Panarin 2020–21 Adam Fox 2021–22 Igor Shesterkin 2022–23 Mika Zibanejad 2023-24 Artemi Panarin

Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award

The Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award is an annual award which is given to the player who "goes above and beyond the call of duty" as determined by the fans.^[224][213] The award is named for New York City police officer Steven McDonald, who was shot and injured on July 12, 1986.^[213]

Season Winner 1987–88 Jan Erixon 1988–89 Tony Granato 1989–90 Kelly Kisio John Vanbiesbrouck 1990–91 Jan Erixon 1991–92 Adam Graves 1992–93 Adam Graves 1993–94 Adam Graves 1994–95 Mark Messier 1995–96 Mark Messier 1996–97 Brian Leetch 1997–98 Wayne Gretzky 1998–99 Adam Graves

Season Winner 1999–00 Adam Graves 2000–01 Sandy McCarthy 2001–02 Sandy McCarthy 2002–03 Matthew Barnaby 2003–04 Jed Ortmeyer 2005–06 Henrik Lundqvist 2006–07 Jed Ortmeyer 2007–08 Brandon Dubinsky 2008–09 Ryan Callahan 2009–10 Ryan Callahan 2010–11 Brandon Prust 2011–12 Ryan Callahan 2012–13 Ryan Callahan

Season Winner 2013–14 Mats Zuccarello 2014–15 Cam Talbot 2015–16 Mats Zuccarello 2016–17 Mats Zuccarello 2017–18 Henrik Lundqvist 2018–19 Mika Zibanejad 2019–20 Mika Zibanejad 2020–21 Adam Fox 2021–22 Chris Kreider 2022–23 Ryan Lindgren 2023–24 Vincent Trocheck 2024–25 Will Cuylle

Defunct team awards

Ceil Saidel Memorial Award

The Ceil Saidel Memorial Award was an annual award which recognized a player "for their dedication to the organization on and off the ice" as chosen by the Rangers Fan Club.^[225] The award was named in honor of Ceil Saidel, who was a member of the Rangers Fan Club since its inception in 1951 and died in 1994 during an attempted robbery.^[225] It has not been awarded since the New York Rangers Fan Club suspended operations in 2010.^[226]

Season Winner 1994–95 Adam Graves 1995–96 Adam Graves Glenn Healy 1996–97 Adam Graves 1997–98 Adam Graves 1998–99 Adam Graves

Season Winner 1999–00 Adam Graves 2000–01 Adam Graves 2001–02 Brian Leetch 2002–03 Brian Leetch 2003–04 Mark Messier 2005–06 Henrik Lundqvist

Season Winner 2006–07 Brendan Shanahan 2007–08 Brendan Shanahan 2008–09 Henrik Lundqvist 2009–10 Erik Christensen

"Crumb Bum" Award

The "Crumb Bum" Award is given to a member of the Rangers organization in recognition for service to New York youngsters.^[225] It was last awarded in 2004.^[225]

Year Winner 1981 Ed Hospodar 1982 Barry Beck 1983 Nick Fotiu 1984 Dave Maloney Don Maloney 1985 Ron Greschner 1987 John Vanbiesbrouck

Year Winner 1988 Pierre Larouche 1989 Guy Lafleur 1990 Carey Wilson 1991 Mike Gartner 1992 Kris King 1993 Adam Graves 1994 Brian Leetch

Year Winner 1995 Mark Messier 1996 Jeff Beukeboom 1997 Mike Richter 1999 Rod Gilbert 2004 Matthew Barnaby

Frank Boucher Trophy

The Frank Boucher Trophy was an annual award given to the Ranger "who is considered the most popular player on and off the ice" as chosen by the Rangers Fan Club.^[214] It was named for Rangers great Frank Boucher.^[214] It has not been awarded since the New York Rangers Fan Club suspended operations in 2010.^[226]

Season Winner 1951–52 Don Raleigh 1952–53 Wally Hergesheimer 1953–54 Johnny Bower 1954–55 Edgar Laprade 1955–56 Gump Worsley 1956–57 Andy Bathgate 1957–58 Andy Bathgate 1958–59 Andy Bathgate 1959–60 Dean Prentice 1960–61 Gump Worsley 1961–62 Andy Bathgate 1962–63 Gump Worsley 1963–64 Rod Gilbert 1964–65 Harry Howell 1965–66 Harry Howell 1966–67 Harry Howell 1967–68 Rod Gilbert 1968–69 Eddie Giacomin 1969–70 Walt Tkaczuk 1970–71 Dave Balon

Season Winner 1971–72 Jean Ratelle 1972–73 Jean Ratelle 1973–74 Brad Park 1974–75 Rod Gilbert 1975–76 Rod Gilbert 1976–77 Rod Gilbert 1977–78 Pat Hickey 1978–79 Phil Esposito 1979–80 Phil Esposito 1980–81 Ed Johnstone 1981–82 Nick Fotiu 1982–83 Mark Pavelich 1983–84 Barry Beck Nick Fotiu 1984–85 Anders Hedberg Mike Rogers 1985–86 John Vanbiesbrouck 1986–87 Walt Poddubny 1987–88 Walt Poddubny 1988–89 Guy Lafleur

Season Winner 1989–90 Brian Mullen 1990–91 Mike Richter 1991–92 Mark Messier 1992–93 Mike Gartner 1993–94 Adam Graves 1994–95 Mark Messier 1995–96 Mark Messier 1996–97 Mark Messier 1997–98 Wayne Gretzky 1998–99 Mike Richter 1999–00 Mike Richter 2000–01 Brian Leetch 2001–02 Mike Richter 2002–03 Mike Dunham 2003–04 Eric Lindros 2005–06 Jaromir Jagr 2006–07 Henrik Lundqvist 2007–08 Sean Avery 2008–09 Blair Betts 2009–10 Henrik Lundqvist

Rookie of the Year

The Rookie of the Year award was an annual award given to the Rangers top rookie as determined by the Rangers Fan Club.^[227] It was not awarded from 1994–95 through 1998–99.^[227] It has not been awarded since the New York Rangers Fan Club suspended operations in 2010.^[226]

Season Winner 1984–85 John Vanbiesbrouck 1985–86 Mike Ridley 1986–87 Terry Carkner 1987–88 Ulf Dahlen 1988–89 Tony Granato Brian Leetch 1989–90 Darren Turcotte

Season Winner 1990–91 Mike Richter 1991–92 Tony Amonte 1992–93 Sergei Zubov 1993–94 Alexander Karpovtsev 1999–00 Mike York 2000–01 Tomas Kloucek 2001–02 Dan Blackburn

Season Winner 2002–03 Jamie Lundmark 2003–04 Jed Ortmeyer 2005–06 Henrik Lundqvist 2006–07 Daniel Girardi 2007–08 Brandon Dubinsky 2008–09 Lauri Korpikoski 2009–10 Michael Del Zotto

Other awards

New York Rangers who have received non-NHL awards

Award	Description	Winner	Season	References
Best NHL Player ESPY Award	Best NHL player of the last calendar year	Mark Messier	1995	[228]
		Jaromir Jagr	2006
Charlie Conacher Humanitarian Award	For humanitarian or community service projects	Ted Irvine	1974–75	[229][230]
Golden Hockey Stick	Best Czech ice hockey player	Jaromir Jagr	2005–06	[231]
			2006–07
			2007–08
Lionel Conacher Award	Canada's male athlete of the year	Buddy O'Connor	1948	[232]
		Wayne Gretzky	1999
Viking Award	Most valuable Swedish player in NHL	Anders Hedberg	1979–80	[233][234]
		Tomas Sandstrom	1986–87

See also

• List of National Hockey League awards

Notes