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Everyone can’t wait to see Lane Hutson in Montreal.
That’s why many held their breath when they readone of our colleague Charles-Alexis Brisebois’ recent texts, in which we read that Dany Dubé is afraid the defenseman won’t sign with the Habs.
Because, of course, this news would be hard to digest, given that the young man has been spoken of so highly for almost two years now, in Montreal and throughout the NHL…
But now, with the publication of a single tweet, Nicolas Cloutier (TVA Sports) has calmed the storm.
In the tweet in question, Cloutier states that Cole Hutson doesn’t expect to play with his big brother Lane next year in Boston.
At least, that’s what Cole told him recently… And it’s a good clue as to what’s to come.
For those wondering if Lane Hutson could play one more season in the NCAA, Cole Hutson had no hopes of playing with his brother at BU next year when I spoke to him.
For what it’s worth, here goes…
– Nicolas Cloutier (@NCloutierTVA) March 28, 2024
It’s worth noting that Cole Hutson is one of the top prospects for the upcoming NHL draft, but he’s committed to playing at BU for the next few years.
He’s basically following in his big brother’s footsteps.
That said, his take on things gives good clues because Cole is Lane’s brother and because he must be somewhat aware of what’s going on in the habs prospect’s life.
Lane has surely shared his intentions with his family and the idea of playing with Cole next year must be appealing, because he says he’s ready to return to the NCAA next year…
But he has to make a decision that’s going to benefit him at the end of the day, and it’s a little hard to believe that Lane still has a lot to learn in the NCAA because he’s been dominating the college circuit for the past two years.
There’s nothing official yet, because Lane Hutson hasn’t finished his season in Boston anyway. That said, Nicolas Cloutier’s tweet gives all fans something to look forward to.
In a row
– Good.
2/2 – “By the time I got all this sorted out, I finally arrived home two hours after everyone else. Let’s just say I was glad to get home!”
Nothing, however, to take the perpetual smile off the face of #49, who told it all with a laugh.
– Anthony Martineau (@Antho_Martineau) March 28, 2024
– Ah?
Some possibly optimistic news regarding the Trois-Rivières Lions. The local radio station believes that there is a new potential bidder for the team.
To me it sounds like someone waiting until the last possible second to try and low-bid for the team.https://t.co/q1BMM7Xita– Andrew Zadarnowski (@AZadarski) March 28, 2024
– It’s normal.
– He’s good.
Dylan Strome in March:
13 games
– 4 goals
– 13 assists (5th in NHL)
– 17 points (10th in NHL)
– +7 (highest on Caps)
– 53.4 Faceoff %
– 1.81 average game score (really really good)He’s finally living up to that 3rd overall potential. pic.twitter.com/SgslW3TPiR
– Big Head Hockey (@BigHeadHcky) March 28, 2024
– Leon Draisaitl, a proud Blue Jays fan?
“There’s always a little more juice against them.”
Leon Draisaitl on playing the Kings tonight at @RogersPlace. @Enterprise | #LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/otPhqKFhyb
– Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) March 28, 2024
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