The Art Ross Trophy is an annual award given to the player in the NHL who leads the league in points during the regular season. Named after Art Ross, a former player, coach, and manager, the trophy has been awarded since the 1947-1948 season. Points are calculated by combining goals and assists, making it a key measure of a player's offensive contribution. The trophy is one of the most prestigious individual awards in professional ice hockey. It highlights the importance of scoring and playmaking in the game, celebrating players who excel in creating opportunities and finding the back of the net.