Montreal defenceman was drafted No. 62 overall in 2022 and is in the Calder Cup conversation in his first year in the NHL.

Credit: Lane Hutson is having a great time in Montreal. Despite his point streak ending yesterday in Detroit, the young defender for the Canadiens has been turning heads since his debut in the NHL.

The Canadiens faced the Utah Hockey Club on Tuesday night, the first ever trip to the new NHL franchise for Martin St-Louis’ ...

The pairing of Hutson and Matheson goes against hockey's convetional wisdom, but Martin St. Louis is not a conventional coach ...

MONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens played their 42nd game of the season Saturday night, and rookie defenceman Lane Hutson has played all of them. Last season, Hutson played 38 games with Boston ...

Last night, the Canadiens Hockey Club was in Salt Lake City to face the Utah Hockey Club. And even without Emil Heineman, who ...

Lane Hutson is not only one of the brightest young defensive prospects in the game, he has propelled himself into legitimate consideration for the Calder Trophy this season. Coming hot off of a ...

Corey Pronman says Lane Hutson could “still be a top-four defenseman ... the impact he is having isn’t rushing the plan per se. As the 4-Nations Face-Off approaches, Eastern Conference ...

Hutson, a featherweight at 5 feet 9 inches and 162 pounds, entered weekend play as the Habs’ No. 3 scorer (3-27–30) after posting a career-high (1-2–3) in Monday’s 5-4 OT win over the Canucks.

Notably, the overtime win also marked the Canadiens' first of 2025. With the game tied at 3-3 in the third period, Hutson's shot deflected off Quinn Hughes ' skate and went past Canucks goalie Kevin ...

Canada dropped to third place and will face Czechia. Sweden-Latvia and Finland ... pick and brother of Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson, had a goal and an assist to take the U.S. scoring ...

Is anyone not on the Lane Train? I think it’s fair to say that any Montrealer with an interest in the sport of hockey is currently in a state of awe in the face of the play of Lane Hutson.