| Lady Byng Memorial Trophy |
| As defined by the NHL, this trophy is awarded to "the player adjudged to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability." That's right. A sportsmanship award. No misconducts allowed. History of the trophy: The original Lady Byng trophy was presented to the NHL by Marie Evelyn Moreton, Lady Byng, the wife of Lord Julian Byng, the twelfth Governor-General of Canada, in 1925. It was retired and kept by Frank Boucher, who won the award 7 times in 8 seasons, and a new trophy was donated in 1936. After she died in 1949, a third incarnation of the award was presented. |
| Scouts/Rockies/Devils that have won the Lady Byng Trophy: |
| None To Date |
| Scouts/Rockies/Devils that have finished as a finalist (Top 3): |
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