
Here, you’ll understand that I’m talking about Lane Hutson, Matvei Michkov, and Macklin Celebrini.
- Three goals (only)
- Four assists
- A differential of -20 (!)
Michkov’s poor performance means that at the time of writing, he is no longer seen as one of the three favorites to win the trophy according to DailyFaceoff.
Lane Hutson is ranked first, Macklin Celebrini is in second place on the list… And in third place, we find the name of Flames goalie, Dustin Wolf:
Calder Trophy Rankings Update from @SEllisHockey:
The #GoHabsGo‘s Hutson, #SJSharks‘ Celebrini, #Flames‘ Wolf fighting for top spothttps://t.co/2D3bXpTKj8
— Daily Faceoff (@DailyFaceoff) February 6, 2025
We talk about it when things are going well… But we also need to talk about it when things are not going as well!
Hutson has collected two assists in his last two games, but he has also gone scoreless in five consecutive matches. Coincidence or not, the Canadiens have lost six of their last seven games… And it’s been seven games since Lane Hutson has performed well.
If I had to bet an old $2 lying around, I would wager that Celebrini will walk away with the trophy. That could change if Hutson finds his magic touch again and starts racking up points at an incredible pace… But Celebrini, at the pace he’s going, could finish the season with over 60 points.
In Brief
— Hello, boys!
We’re back
We are back#GoRocket pic.twitter.com/ATFj9BPuuX— Rocket de Laval (@RocketLaval) February 6, 2025
— Logical.
Nylander on Rocket race: «I haven’t really been looking at that. Just trying to play my game & try to score some goals»
Spent day off watching Netflix’s ‘American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson’
«Everybody on the team is watching so I feel like I gotta watch»https://t.co/1CxtpVcW1L
— Mark Masters (@markhmasters) February 6, 2025
— Congratulations!
Congratulations to Hamilton’s finest on
games with Team Canada!
One 100th game with Team Canada! Congratulations to our talented player from Hamilton!
#RivalrySeries | #SérieDeLaRivalité | @nursey16 | @OWHAhockey pic.twitter.com/e8StutPTjB— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) February 6, 2025