Английская Википедия:2016 NLL season

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The 2016 National Lacrosse League season, the 30th in the history of the NLL, began on January 1, 2016, and ended with the Champion's Cup Finals series on June 4, 2016. The Saskatchewan Rush won their 2nd straight title; their first while located in Saskatchewan.

Milestones and events

Pre-season

• May 29, 2015: The Minnesota Swarm announce that they would move to the Arena at Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Georgia as the Georgia Swarm.
• July 20, 2015: The Edmonton Rush announce that they would move to the SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as the Saskatchewan Rush.
• September 2, 2015: Buffalo Bandits forward John Tavares announced his retirement after 24 seasons. Tavares is the career leader in goals, assists, points, and games played. He will remain with the Bandits organization as an assistant coach.

Playoffs

Шаблон:8TeamBracket *Overtime

Awards

Annual awards

Award	Winner	Other Finalists
Most Valuable Player	Dhane Smith, Buffalo	Shawn Evans, New England Mark Matthews, Saskatchewan
Goaltender of the Year	Evan Kirk, New England	Nick Rose, Toronto Dillon Ward, Colorado
Defensive Player of the Year	Ryan Dilks, Saskatchewan	Chris Corbeil, Saskatchewan Steve Priolo, Buffalo
Transition Player of the Year	Brad Self, Rochester	Jordan MacIntosh, Georgia Jeremy Thompson, Saskatchewan
Rookie of the Year	Randy Staats, Georgia	Wesley Berg, Calgary Jesse King, Georgia
Sportsmanship Award	Ben McIntosh, Saskatchewan	Karsen Leung, Calgary Kiel Matisz, Georgia
GM of the Year	Steve Dietrich, Buffalo	John Arlotta, Georgia Rich Lisk, New England
Les Bartley Award	Glenn Clark, New England	Troy Cordingley, Buffalo Derek Keenan, Saskatchewan
Executive of the Year Award	Lee Genier, Saskatchewan	Mike French, New England Scott Loffler, Buffalo
Teammate of the Year Award	Mike Poulin, Calgary	Joel McCready, Vancouver Andrew Watt, Buffalo
Air Canada Wingman of the Year Award	Callum Crawford, Colorado	Rob Hellyer, Toronto Dhane Smith
Tom Borrelli Award	Teddy Jenner, ILIndoor.com

Monthly awards

Awards are presented monthly for the best overall player and best rookie.

Month	Overall	Rookie
January	Dhane Smith- Buffalo Bandits	Randy Staats- Georgia Swarm
February	Dhane Smith- Buffalo Bandits	Jesse King- Georgia Swarm
March	Dhane Smith- Buffalo Bandits	Wesley Berg- Calgary Roughnecks
April	Rob Hellyer- Toronto Rock	Randy Staats- Georgia Swarm

Stadiums and locations

Buffalo Bandits	Georgia Swarm	New England Black Wolves	Rochester Knighthawks	Toronto Rock
KeyBank Center	Infinite Energy Arena	Mohegan Sun Arena	Blue Cross Arena	Air Canada Centre
Capacity: 19,070	Capacity: 11,355	Capacity: 7,700	Capacity: 11,200	Capacity: 18,819
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Calgary Roughnecks	Colorado Mammoth	Saskatchewan Rush	Vancouver Stealth
Scotiabank Saddledome	Pepsi Center	SaskTel Centre	Langley Events Centre
Capacity: 19,289	Capacity: 18,007	Capacity: 15,190	Capacity: 5,276
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Attendance

Regular Season

Home Team	Home Games	Average Attendance	Total Attendance
Buffalo Bandits	9	15,833	142,505
Colorado Mammoth	9	13,832	124,489
Saskatchewan Rush	9	11,737	105,637
Calgary Roughnecks	9	11,471	103,246
Toronto Rock	9	9,159	82,432
Rochester Knighthawks	9	8,164	73,483
Georgia Swarm	9	4,667	42,010
Vancouver Stealth	9	3,758	33,828
New England Black Wolves	9	3,751	33,761
League	81	9,152	741,391

Playoffs

Home Team	Home Games	Average Attendance	Total Attendance
Saskatchewan Rush	2	15,187	30,374
Buffalo Bandits	2	13,473	26,947
Colorado Mammoth	1	13,116	13,116
Calgary Roughnecks	1	13,116	13,116
New England Black Wolves	2	3,481	6,963
League	8	11,201	89,611

See also

• 2016 in sports