Dec 27, 2014; Buffalo, NY, USA; Buffalo Sabres left wing Tyler Ennis (63) skates up ice into the New York Islanders zone during the second period at First Niagara Center. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Hoffman-USA TODAY Sports
Buffalo Sabres Hart Trophy: Tyler Ennis
For me, there is little to no doubt that the Hart Trophy as Most Valuable Player for the Buffalo Sabres during the 2014-2015 season is awarded to center Tyler Ennis.
Ennis was one of a small handful of players on the Sabres to appear in 78 games this season, second-most on the team only to Deslauriers, who appeared in every game.
Ennis led the Sabres in points this season, with 46. He also had a team-best 20 goals.
Two more spots where Ennis led the Sabres: power-play points and shots on goal. Seventeen of Ennis’ 46 points came on the power-play, including six of his 20 goals. He also had a team-high 185 shots on goal.
Runner-up: Matt Moulson, who registered 41 points in 77 games, including a team-high 28 assists. Moulson had 11 power-play points and two game-winners (matching Ennis in that statistic). He also had 156 shots on goal and averaged 17:41/game.
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