The three finalists for the NHL's Ted Lindsay Award, which goes to the most outstanding player in the league as voted by the members of the NHL Players A sociation, were announced Friday. At the top of the list were forward Paul O'neill Jersey , goalie and forward . The winner will be announced at the NHL's awards show on June 22 in Las Vegas. It is quite po sible that at least two, and perhaps even all three, will also be finalists for the Hart Trophy, the NHL's MVP award. Those finalists will be announced Saturday. Here is a quick look at each player and their accomplishments this season. Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks: Kane was the NHL's leading scorer during the regular season with 102 points, becoming . He topped the 100-point mark in a season where no other player in the league broke 90 points, something that had been just one other team in league history (Pittsburgh Penguins forward during the 2013-14 season). He is only the fourth different player since the 2010-11 season to top 100 points in a single season, joining a list that includes only Crosby (2013-14), (2011-12) and (2010-11). Braden Holtby, Washington Capitals: Holtby was one of the top goalies in the NHL during the season and tied Martin Brodeur's NHL record for wins in a single season with 48. He also finished with a .922 save percentage and three shutouts. Along with being a finalist for the Ted Lindsay award, for the Vezina Trophy, which goes to the NHL's top goalie. Jamie Benn, Dallas Stars: Benn is not only one of the core building blocks of the Stars organization, he has also become one of the top power forwards in the NHL. After winning the NHL scoring title a year ago, he came back this season and finished second in the league with 89 points. He was also the runner-up for the 2015 Ted Lindsay award, finishing behind Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price. Dallas Stars forward Jamie Benn is a finalist for the NHL's Ted Lindsay Award. (USATSI) Clay Aguilar Jersey