Zach Werenski had an outstanding season but was not selected for the USA Olympic team. This has raised questions about the team's decision-making process and how it impacts his status as a top defenseman, especially after his impressive performance in the NHL and international tournaments.

Zach Werenski is a crucial asset for the Columbus Blue Jackets, and his performance will be under close scrutiny as the team adjusts to the new playoff format. His ability to contribute offensively and defensively could be pivotal in their quest for success in the postseason.

Zach Werenski finished second in Norris Trophy voting and led all NHL defensemen with 23 goals and 82 points. He had a career-best season and played an average of 26:45 per game, demonstrating his elite status in the league.

Zach Werenski was the runner-up for the Norris Trophy, showcasing his skill as one of the league's leading defensemen.

Zach Werenski was the runner-up for the Norris Trophy, trailing Makar significantly in the voting points.