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List of publication appearances

League Date/Season Team(s) Type
National Hockey League October 14, 2006 Washington Capitals vs. Atlanta Thrashers Program
2013-14 Washington Capitals Yearbook
2018-19 Washington Capitals Media Guide
2020-21 Washington Capitals Media Guide
2021-22 Washington Capitals Media Guide
February 5, 2022 Washington Capitals NHL All-Star Game Program
2022-23 Washington Capitals Media Guide
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National Hockey League Calder Trophy (Rookie of the Year) Winners
1932-33: Carl Voss • 1933-34: Russ Blinco • 1934-35: Sweeney Schriner • 1935-36: Mike Karakas • 1936-37: Syl Apps • 1937-38: Cully Dahlstrom • 1938-39: Frank Brimsek • 1939-40: Kilby MacDonald • 1940-41: Johnny Quilty • 1941-42: Grant Warwick • 1942-43: Gaye Stewart • 1943-44: Gus Bodnar • 1944-45: Frank McCool • 1945-46: Edgar Laprade • 1946-47: Howie Meeker • 1947-48: Jim McFadden • 1948-49: Pentti Lund • 1949-50: Jack Gelineau • 1950-51: Terry Sawchuk • 1951-52: Bernie Geoffrion • 1952-53: Gump Worsley • 1953-54: Camille Henry • 1954-55: Ed Litzenberger • 1955-56: Glenn Hall • 1956-57: Larry Regan • 1957-58: Frank Mahovlich • 1958-59: Ralph Backstrom • 1959-60: Bill Hay • 1960-61: Dave Keon • 1961-62: Bobby Rousseau • 1962-63: Kent Douglas • 1963-64: Jacques Laperrière • 1964-65: Roger Crozier • 1965-66: Brit Selby • 1966-67: Bobby Orr • 1967-68: Derek Sanderson • 1968-69: Danny Grant • 1969-70: Tony Esposito • 1970-71: Gilbert Perreault • 1971-72: Ken Dryden • 1972-73: Steve Vickers • 1973-74: Denis Potvin • 1974-75: Eric Vail • 1975-76: Bryan Trottier • 1976-77: Willi Plett • 1977-78: Mike Bossy • 1978-79: Bobby Smith • 1979-80: Ray Bourque • 1980-81: Peter Šťastný • 1981-82: Dale Hawerchuk • 1982-83: Steve Larmer • 1983-84: Tom Barrasso • 1984-85: Mario Lemieux • 1985-86: Gary Suter • 1986-87: Luc Robitaille • 1987-88: Joe Nieuwendyk • 1988-89: Brian Leetch • 1989-90: Sergei Makarov • 1990-91: Ed Belfour • 1991-92: Pavel Bure • 1992-93: Teemu Selänne • 1993-94: Martin Brodeur • 1994-95: Peter Forsberg • 1995-96: Daniel Alfredsson • 1996-97: Bryan Berard • 1997-98: Sergei Samsonov • 1998-99: Chris Drury • 1999-2000: Scott Gomez • 2000-01: Evgeni Nabokov • 2001-02: Dany Heatley • 2002-03: Barret Jackman • 2003-04: Andrew Raycroft • 2005-06: Alexander Ovechkin • 2006-07: Evgeni Malkin • 2007-08: Patrick Kane • 2008-09: Steve Mason • 2009-10: Tyler Myers • 2010-11: Jeff Skinner • 2011-12: Gabriel Landeskog • 2012-13: Jonathan Huberdeau • 2013-14: Nathan MacKinnon • 2014-15: Aaron Ekblad • 2015-16: Artemi Panarin • 2016-17: Auston Matthews • 2017-18: Mathew Barzal • 2018-19: Elias Pettersson • 2019-20: Cale Makar • 2020-21: Kirill Kaprizov • 2021-22: Moritz Seider • 2022-23: Matty Beniers • 2023-24: Connor Bedard
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