maybe not 5 on 5.... but tell youself when Laine's back, thats going to be 2 very good PP lines. And Hutson will be a big part of that.I can’t see Montreal scoring enough for him to get more than 40 points.
maybe not 5 on 5.... but tell youself when Laine's back, thats going to be 2 very good PP lines. And Hutson will be a big part of that.I can’t see Montreal scoring enough for him to get more than 40 points.
That’s the hope I imagine but Montreal’s PP hasn’t exactly impressed in the preseason or regular season so far. I won’t bet on it suddenly becoming potent just because of Laine.maybe not 5 on 5.... but tell youself when Laine's back, thats going to be 2 very good PP lines. And Hutson will be a big part of that.
still early, but a PP line of: Laine, Dach, Newhook, Hutson I think could do well as they develop their chemistry. Weve never really seen Dach since March 2023 either, a huge piece they didnt have last year.That’s the hope I imagine but Montreal’s PP hasn’t exactly impressed in the preseason or regular season so far. I won’t bet on it suddenly becoming potent just because of Laine.
Which fan base hates Hutson the most? My bet is the Senators.If we use Bobby Orr’s peak season of 139 points as one extreme and a reasonable rookie defenceman season of 20 points as the other, I would prognosticate a single season point total of 182 points for Lane Hutson.
Which fan base hates Hutson the most? My bet is the Senators.
not with his level of defense.Surely you jest , also if he gets 70 as a D its gonna be hard to lose the calder
He's on pace for 62 (32 in 42 games). A little below what I thought, but I got the second or third for Calder right (may even be low).I went with 70-79. My guess is 76. Think he’ll be second or third for Calder, and an instant success.
He's on pace for 62 (32 in 42 games). A little below what I thought, but I got the second or third for Calder right (may even be low).
And he has 21 points in his last 21 games, so if he continues a 1PPG pace the rest of the season he'll be in that 70-79 range, assuming he plays 82 games. He's now on PP1, and he's definitely improved since the season started, so I don't think it's looking like as insane of a prediction as some people here told me it was.
not bad!I feel so dumb after reading all of these clever answers
I wouldn’t be surprised to see 65+ but the realist in me picked 45
I also predict a salty lowlight reel by Christmas
Bro was cooking, he's got 6 games left to get to 70, 7 points away not impossible.He undershot my expectations, but I still think it'll be good enough for the Calder. He's the GOAT.
Yeah, I agree, but I don't think he's hitting 76. Next year I think he'll be 1PPG.Bro was cooking, he's got 6 games left to get to 70, 7 points away not impossible.
This guys usually hits it out of the park,I went with 70-79. My guess is 76. Think he’ll be second or third for Calder, and an instant success.
Considering the date of this post, it was very reasonable, going to read further and see what I thought at the time and if I posted it.I don't jest. Makar's first season he had 50 in 57 (equivalent of 72 per 82 games). Obviously I'm assuming Hutson plays 82 games. If he doesn't, I'd lower it.
I think Michkov will score 1PPG or more, which will win him the Calder.
Celebrini could be somewhere in the same range as Hutson or Michkov also, so it would be tough to fight off a great season from the most hyped Russian prospect since Ovechkin or the most recent 1OA.
Read on and my recollection was 50ish.Came here to say 50ish depending on when he gets top duty PP1 action.
Burgeoned us into playoff contention. Which is even betterat this rate? The way he's burgeoning probably 273 by years end....