Despite a decrease in offense from the previous season, Shea was a Norris Trophy candidate for the third consecutive year, receiving a single first place vote and 96 voting points to finish as the sixth runner-up behind winner Duncan Keith 1, points. Shea also received a single fifth-place vote, tying for 23rd with six other players in Hart Memorial Trophy voting, and was the seventh-ranked defenceman in NHL All-Star Team voting with 83 voting points.
During his sixth season with the Predators, Shea averaged in ice time, and set career highs in games played 82 , assists 32 and shots on goal He also contributed three goals and five points in 12 playoff games as the Predators lost to the Vancouver Canucks after advancing to the Western Conference Semifinals for the first time in their history. At the conclusion of the regular season, Shea was named one of three finalists—along with Zdeno Chara and Nicklas Lidstrom for the Norris Trophy, the first finalist nomination of his career.
Shea also finished 25th in Hart Memorial Trophy voting with two fifth-place votes. On July 1, , Shea became a restricted free agent; despite this, he had stated he wanted to remain with the Predators. In order to prevent the possibility of other teams signing him to an offer sheet, the Predators filed for salary arbitration with Shea, giving the team and him until their hearing to negotiate a new contract.
Failing to come to terms on a new contract by their hearing, Shea's case went to arbitration on August 2nd, making it the first time in NHL history that a team-elected arbitration candidate had reached a hearing.
In the first month of the —12 season, Shea hit forward Jannik Hansen from behind in a game against the Canucks on October 20, In Nashville's first game of the Stanley Cup Quarter Finals against Detroit, Shea slammed center Henrik Zetterberg 's head into the glass boards during the closing seconds of the game after being hit by Zetterberg. The force of the blow cracked Zetterberg's helmet but he suffered no injury and played in the next game.
The offer sheet was the richest in NHL history in terms of total money, money per season and length, surpassing the previous offer sheet record set by Thomas Vanek. The Predators, already having lost Shea's defensive partner Ryan Suter to unrestricted free agency, matched the offer sheet five days later.
For the —14 season, Shea led all NHL defencemen with 23 goals, which also matched his career high. He broke Kimmo Timonen 's Predator record for single-season points by a defenceman with 56 points, which also led the Predators for the season. On April 28, , he was named a finalist for the Norris Trophy for the third time in his career; the other finalists were Zdeno Chara and Duncan Keith , the latter of which won the award at season's end.
Shea finishing third in voting. During the season, Shea recorded his first career hat trick on December 5, against the Detroit Red Wings which was also the first ever by a Nashville Predators defenseman. Through his career, Shea has represented Canada at several international ice hockey tournaments. While there, his play with Dion Phaneuf formed the team's top defensive pair, helping Canada win its first junior gold medal since the tournament. His experience in this tournament, however, was interrupted by an incident for which he was suspended three games.
A minute into Canada's preliminary round game versus Germany, Shea hit Yannic Seidenberg in the chin with his elbow, giving the German a concussion and sidelining him for the remainder of the tournament. After serving his suspension, he continued with the tournament, finishing with two points in six games played, including a goal in Canada's 5—1 quarterfinal victory over Switzerland.
Canada went on to win the gold medal in the tournament, defeating Finland 4—2. In Canada's final preliminary round game, he was named Canada's VIP after scoring one goal and three assists as Canada defeated Slovakia 7—3.
He finished the tournament with four goals and eight assists for 12 points in nine games played, leading all defencemen in tournament scoring and finishing tied for third overall among all skaters. Despite being defeated by Russia 2—1 in the gold medal game, Shea was named to the tournament all-star team and was awarded the tournament's Best Defenceman award. On December 30, , he was named to the final Canadian roster for the tournament.
In Canada's qualification round game versus Germany, Shea scored Canada's second goal of the game in an 8—2 victory. His shot passed through the mesh net behind German goaltender Thomas Greiss and a video review was required to award the goal. He finished the tournament with six points in seven games, ranking second amongst defencemen in terms of scoring, and was named to the tournament's all-star team, which defeated the United States 3—2 in overtime to win the gold medal.
After his Nashville Predators failed to make the Stanley Cup playoffs, Shea was considered a lock for the World Championship team, but Hockey Canada deemed the cost of insuring his large NHL contract too high and ultimately did not select him. When Shea was 14 years old, Tracy was diagnosed with brain cancer, which surgery mostly removed, but she later began suffering from similar symptoms and in early had a series of seizures.
Contract History. Signing Team Signing Date September 14, Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber, who played through a thumb injury in the playoffs, may miss the entirety of the upcoming season due to lingering foot and ankle issues, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber managed an assist, five shots on goal and three blocked shots in Friday's loss to the Lightning in Game 3.
Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber scored a power-play goal on two shots and added three hits in Thursday's overtime win over the Golden Knights in Game 6. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber had a power-play assist, five shots on net, three hits and one blocked shot in Montreal's win over Winnipeg in Game 1 of their playoff series Wednesday.
Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber upper body will miss the remainder of the regular season but is expected to return for the start of the playoffs, per coach Dominique Ducharme, Eric Engels of Sportsnet. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber had a power-play goal, two shots on net and one hit in Monday's win over the Flames. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber had a power-play assist, one shot on net and four blocked shots in Monday's win over Toronto.
Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber had an assist, three shots on net, two blocked shots and a plus-3 in Tuesday's win over the Oilers. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber had a pair of assists with five shots in Saturday's shootout win over Vancouver. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber scored a power-play goal on three shots and blocked two shots in Wednesday's win over the Canucks. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber had an assist, one shot on net and one blocked shot in Tuesday's win over the Canucks.
Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber recorded a power-play assist and two blocked shots in Monday's win over the Canucks. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber notched a power-play assist and three hits in Wednesday's shootout loss to the Canucks.
Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber scored a power-play goal on five shots and added three hits in Monday's win over the Oilers. Montreal Canadiens Shea Weber Weber logged a power-play assist, two shots, two PIM, one hit and one blocked shot over of ice time in Saturday's win over the Oilers.
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