Lane Hutson, a defenseman for the Montreal Canadiens, was awarded the 2025 Calder Memorial Trophy, signifying his status as NHL Rookie of the Year. The 21-year-old received the accolade at a surprise party hosted by his family in Illinois, highlighting close ties with his younger brother, Cole Hutson, a prospect for the Washington Capitals. Lane led all NHL rookies in key stats, including assists and ice time, making history as the first Canadiens player to win the award since 1972. His heartfelt gratitude emphasized the importance of support from family, friends, and coaches.
"To win rookie of the year award, I just feel really fortunate. I'm lucky to be part of the Montreal Canadiens and be a part of such a great support system with all my friends and family."
"I wouldn't be here without the great support I have or friends, family, teammates, and coaches, so it's definitely special."
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