Nathan MacKinnon joins Joe Sakic and Peter Forsberg as third Avalanche player to win Hart Trophy. Here’s how his campaign stacks up with those legends’ seasons.

TT Verkauf

A look at the MVP sea­sons of the three Col­orado Avalanche play­ers to claim the Hart Tro­phy in fran­chise history:

Joe Sakic

Colorado Avalanche's Joe Sakic kisses the ...
Frank Gunn, The Asso­ci­at­ed Press

Col­orado Avalanche’s Joe Sakic kiss­es the Stan­ley Cup as he stands over the Hart Tro­phy, right, and the Lady Byng Tro­phy after win­ning both at the NHL awards in Toron­to Thurs­day June 14, 2001.

Sea­son: 2000-01

Num­bers: 118 points (54 goals/64 assists), plus-45 plus/minus, 12 game-win­ning goals

Note: In a sea­son that saw the Avs claim the President’s Tro­phy with 118 points, Sakic led the league in plus/minus, game-win­ning goals, point shares (15.9) and goals cre­at­ed (45.9) en route to claim­ing the Hart, Ted Lind­say (then Pear­son) and Lady Byng tro­phies. Sakic was both sec­ond in goals and points in the NHL and fin­ished just behind New Jersey’s John Mad­den in the Selke Tro­phy vot­ing. Super Joe got his revenge in the Stan­ley Cup Final, as the Avs beat Madden’s Dev­ils in sev­en games.

Peter Forsberg

Peter Forsberg (21) of the Colorado Avalanche watches the puck rebound after Richard Park (18) of the Minnesota Wild lays down to block the shot in the first period during game six of the first round of the NHL playoffs on April 21, 2003 at the Xcel Center in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Peter Fors­berg (21) of the Col­orado Avalanche watch­es the puck rebound after Richard Park (18) of the Min­neso­ta Wild lays down to block the shot in the first peri­od dur­ing game six of the first round of the NHL play­offs on April 21, 2003 at the Xcel Cen­ter in St. Paul, Min­neso­ta. (Den­ver Post file)

Sea­son: 2002-03

Num­bers: 106 points (29 goals/77 assists), plus-52 plus/minus, 1.41 points per game

Note: Despite being the only one of the three Col­orado MVPs to claim the Art Ross Tro­phy as the NHL points leader, Fors­berg was the only one of the three to not sweep the MVP awards. While the Swede took home the Hart Tro­phy, Van­cou­ver winger Markus Näs­lund was the one who walked away with the Lind­say Award (then Pear­son). Still, Fors­berg fin­ished tops in the league in assists for a team that was ulti­mate­ly upset in the first round of the Stan­ley Cup Play­offs by Minnesota.

Nathan MacKinnon

Nathan MacKinnon (29) of the Colorado Avalanche prepares for a face off against the Anaheim Ducks during the third period of the Avalanche's 8-2 win at Ball Arena in Denver on Wednesday, November 15, 2023. (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post)
Nathan MacK­in­non (29) of the Col­orado Avalanche pre­pares for a face off against the Ana­heim Ducks dur­ing the third peri­od of the Avalanche’s 8–2 win at Ball Are­na in Den­ver on Wednes­day, Novem­ber 15, 2023. (Pho­to by AAron Ontiveroz/The Den­ver Post)

Sea­son: 2023–24

Num­bers: 140 points (51 goals, 89 assists), plus-35 plus/minus, 405 shots on goal, 187 total goals on ice for

Break­down: After fin­ish­ing sec­ond in the Hart Tro­phy twice, MacK­in­non final­ly claimed the award with a his­toric sea­son that saw him estab­lish new sin­gle-sea­son fran­chise records for points, shots on goal, goals cre­at­ed (51.1), point shares (16.0) and total goals on ice for. In addi­tion, he set a new fran­chise record with a 35-game home point streak — sec­ond longest in NHL his­to­ry behind Wayne Gret­zky — and became the first Avs play­er to score four goals in a game, and he did it twice.

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