The NHL awards voting season is upon us, with writers and broadcasters (for the Jack Adams) and general managers (for the Vezina) mulling over their ballots, all trying to defend themselves from the siren's song of recency bias.
For this final NHL Awards Watch of the season, it's less about my predilections -- although I'll share my choices here and there -- than it is about predictions for what the final three for each award are going to end up being. Again, the top three in each category is how I expect the voters will vote, not who I would have finish in those spots.