(last updated on November 11, 2025)

The Hart Memorial Trophy stands as one of the most prestigious honors in the NHL, awarded annually to the player judged most valuable to their team during the regular season. Since its inception in 1924, this accolade has celebrated exceptional talent, leadership, and game-changing performances on the ice. From iconic legends of the sport to modern-day superstars, each winner has left a unique mark on hockey history. In this post, we’ll take a journey through time, exploring each of the Hart Trophy Winners, highlighting their remarkable seasons, and celebrating their contributions to the game we love.

Connor Hellebuyck

Full Name: Connor Hellebuyck

(Bucky, Buck-Buck, Helly)

Position: G •  Catches: Left

6-4, 207lb (193cm, 93kg)

Team: Winnipeg Jets

Born: May 19, 1993 (Age: 32-176d) in Commerce, Michigan us

Draft: Winnipeg, 5th round (130th overall), 2012 NHL Entry

Amateur Teams: Massachusetts-Lowell

Pronunciation: \KAW-nuhr HEHL-eh-buhk\

• 4x All Star
• 3x Vezina
• 2x Jennings
• 2024-25 Hart

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SUMMARY

2025-26

Career

GP

11

579

W

6

328

L

5

190

T

0

44

SHO

0

45

PS

2.9

118.0

MIN

653

33652

GAA

2.30

2.55

SV%

.922

.918

2025 – Connor Hellebuyck

Connor Hellebuyck led all NHL goalies in wins (47), shutouts (8), and GAA (2.00) as his Winnipeg Jets took home the Presidents’ Trophy.