With his 2013 Norris Trophy victory, P.K. Subban's name will be on the Canadiens' dressing room Honor Roll, which highlights the major award winners throughout the franchise's storied history.
"I've looked at that plaque many, many, many times," Subban added. "I can tell you this: I never thought my name would be there. My only thought to myself is that I'll try to be the best player I can be every day. If that results in me getting an award for being best at my position, then great. But I never believed that would have happened. My goal is to win a Stanley Cup. The day I was drafted by the Canadiens, I never said my goal was to win the Norris Trophy. My goal is to bring a Stanley Cup back to Montreal." The Canadiens have some significant question marks going into the 2013-14 campaign, but Subban isn't one of them. He should be one of the best offensive defenseman in the league next season.

P.K. Subban assigned a lot of the credit for his Norris Trophy win to his Canadiens teammates.
"This really is a team award," said Subban. "These types of awards you have to give a lot of credit to your teammates because at the end of the day those are the guys that are helping you and playing with you on the ice. And I owe them a lot, especially coming into the season late. My teammates were amazing for me and we've been great all year." The Habs blueliner tied Pittsburgh's Kris Letang for the NHL lead in points by defensemen and figures to be among the league leaders for years to come.

P.K. Subban won the 2013 Norris Trophy as the league's best defenseman.
What had been rumored for days became official Saturday night. Subban edged out Ryan Suter with 1,266 points in voting to 1,230, and the Habs defenseman also had 66 first-place votes to Suter's 65. Subban ended the year with 11 goals, 27 assists, a plus-12 rating and 57 penalty minutes. The 24-year-old also had 51 hits and 49 blocked shots. We have a feeling he'll be in the conversation as one of the league's best blueliners for many years to come.