Lane Hutson: Part 3 - Calder Edition
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Hutson and Demidov are so dynamic, and together I think they'll be very good at keeping our attack unpredictable and creative. I think about how much Hutson is doing despite his size. he's always going to be small, but once he's grown and filled out he's going to be able to make some plays he can't right now.
He has to work so hard sometimes to make simple plays that other D would not be able to make at all; sometimes they're close calls but I think when he gets to his physical maturity it's going to be even easier for him to make those plays and be that much deadlier.
When you look at someone like Caufield, he's only gotten better as he's grown into his frame too. He's a little tank and he's made the most of the advantages of having his size (getting under people, needing less space to shoot etc) and I think Hutson will benefit similarly.
He has to work so hard sometimes to make simple plays that other D would not be able to make at all; sometimes they're close calls but I think when he gets to his physical maturity it's going to be even easier for him to make those plays and be that much deadlier.
When you look at someone like Caufield, he's only gotten better as he's grown into his frame too. He's a little tank and he's made the most of the advantages of having his size (getting under people, needing less space to shoot etc) and I think Hutson will benefit similarly.
Hutson is doing all this on his off-side guys...... we have a 1D.
best d-man on the ice tonight, and probably the best player on the ice for both teams. He's an absolute monster and his skills are not going anywhere for a long, long time. we hit the jackpot.
His skating speed has improved so much. He still has room to get bigger and stronger. I really hope management works some miracles this summer because having an improved Hutson and adding Demidov means the offense can really take flight.
First NHL Full Season: Lane Hutson vs Quinn Hughes
50th point of the season tonight!!!!! Only 11 more to pass Nicklas Lidstrom!
Before the season started, I would be very happy with 35 pts and flashs of his amazing offensive ability.
Now after 65 games, 51 pts, more than flashs of his offensive ability but also a very good year in defensive zone. Yeah, some mistakes, but generally, he on the right position, can stop play, can steal the puck aswell.
I always know he is going to be a very good one, but in his 1st year?!?! That's impressive.
Now after 65 games, 51 pts, more than flashs of his offensive ability but also a very good year in defensive zone. Yeah, some mistakes, but generally, he on the right position, can stop play, can steal the puck aswell.
I always know he is going to be a very good one, but in his 1st year?!?! That's impressive.
I just want him to have an insane game or two just to distance the calder competition further.
IMO its close, but Hutson clearly is just that much better than Celebrini/Michkov. I haven't seen Wolf enough but I get that argument for him, as it was the one for a rookie named Carey Price.
IMO its close, but Hutson clearly is just that much better than Celebrini/Michkov. I haven't seen Wolf enough but I get that argument for him, as it was the one for a rookie named Carey Price.
Like Laraque said, if Hutson put 60 pts, he will win the calder, 100%.
He just need to put 9 pts in 17 games, he can do that!
I agree with you. But 60 pts from a rookie D (who don't play bad on D aswell, some mistakes, but he have great positioning).
I can't see why he don't be the winner of the calder haha!
He's playing incredible. He truly is Patty Kane on Defence (Just needs a better shot)
