The Hart Trophy, formerly known as the Hart Trophy, is given to the National Hockey League's "player regarded most important to his team" every year. David Hart, the father of Cecil Hart, the longtime head coach of the Montreal Canadiens, donated the first trophy to the league in 1923.
Connor McDavid (Edmonton):
Currently coming off a career high season in all categories when most thought the NHL's former MVP could not get any better, he sure did. Recording 44 goals and 79 assist totalling for a whopping 123 points and finishing with a +20 in the regular season.