2023 Vezina Trophy Odds Tracker

• Who are the top contenders for the 2023 NHL Vezina Trophy?
• Igor Shesterkin has opened as the repeat favorite to win the 2023 Vezina Trophy
• Track and visualize how each goalie’s odds fluctuate throughout the 2022-23 NHL offseason

The Vezina Trophy is awarded at the conclusion of every season to the goalie deemed to be the best at his position. In contrast to the Hart Trophy, NHL general managers are the sole voters on the Vezina Trophy.

We’ll be tracking odds available at a range of online sportsbooks all year long, providing you with up-to-date coverage on how futures odds shift for different goaltenders around the league. New York sports bettors must be thrilled with the Vezina market, as Rangers netminder’ Igor Shesterkin has opened as the repeat favorite.

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• [July 18]: Igor Shesterkin has opened as the favorite to repeat as the Vezina Trophy winner in 2023. Andrei Vasilevskiy (+500) is the only goalie within range of Shesterkin in the opening odds.

2023 Vezina Trophy Odds

Odds as of July 18th at DraftKings Sportsbook. 

The Vezina Trophy is a perennially unpredictable award, perhaps more so than any other major award in the NHL. It’s hard to predict which goaltender is poised to have a heroic season, as goaltenders, more so than any other position in the NHL, are prone to large swings in their play from season to season.

More often than not, goalies who win the Vezina Trophy play in front of a competent defense corps, and an above-average playoff team.

The sole exception to this was in the lockout-shortened 2012-13 season when Sergei Bobrovsky won the Vezina despite the Blue Jackets failing to qualify for the postseason.

Vezina Trends to Consider

• Nine of the last 13 Vezina Trophy winners came from the Eastern Conference (the Columbus Blue Jackets were in the Western Conference in 2012-2013, when Sergei Bobrovsky won).
• It’s almost impossible for a goalie to win the Vezina Trophy if their teams don’t make the playoffs. Again, this hasn’t happened since Sergei Bobrovsky in 2013 and only four times in this history of the league, and that was the only time it happened in modern NHL history.
• It’s essential for the Vezina winner to have a competent backup goalie. No Vezina winner in the last 10 years has exceeded 69 games played. In today’s NHL, rest is a key factor to a goaltender being able to maintain a consistently high level of play, and in order for this to happen a team needs to be able to rely on their backup goaltender to win games.

2023 Vezina Trophy Odds for Previous Winners

Winning more than one Vezina trophy isn’t as rare as you might think, as six different goalies have done it since 1981 (the modern era), and two players, Tim Thomas and Sergei Bobrovsky have accomplished this feat in the last 11 years.

Last 10 Vezina Trophy Winners

The median age of Vezina Trophy winners in the last ten years is 28. The youngest winner over the previous ten years is Andrei Vasilevskiy, who was only 24 when he won the Vezina in 2019. Shockingly enough, Marc-Andre Fleury won his first Vezina in 2021 at the age of 36.

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Goalies with Multiple Vezina Trophies (Modern Era)

From 1946 to 1981, the Vezina Trophy was awarded to the team that allowed the lowest number of goals throughout a full NHL season. As such, the goalie who played the most games for that team took home the Vezina Trophy. Consequently, the Vezina was regarded as more of a team award than an individual award.

After 1981, the criteria for the award changed. Now NHL general managers vote on who they believe to be the league’s most dominant goaltender at the conclusion of every season.

Archived Vezina Trophy Odds: 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019