In the ever-competitive world of the National Hockey League, one team stands out as a surprising omission from the coveted Hart Trophy voting, which recognizes the league's most valuable player. Despite consistently fielding talented rosters and making deep playoff runs, a particular team has managed to fly under the radar of Hart Trophy voters. According to new research, this team is the one that has been snubbed the most in the salary-cap era, sparking questions about the voting process and the team's overall performance. As the NHL continues to evolve, the question remains: which team has been unfairly overlooked by the hockey community?

What’s the best NHL team in the salary-cap era to not get a single Hart Trophy vote?  nytimes.com