Michigan State hockey has arrived. Under head coach Adam Nightingale, the Spartans are quickly becoming one of the NCAA’s premier talent pipelines — not just for college hockey success, but for NHL development, too.
Cayden Lindstrom is officially heading to Michigan State University. After a postseason return to the Canadian Hockey League for Medicine Hat Tigers, the Columbus Blue Jackets prospect opted to leave the Canadian Junior hockey system and make his collegiate commitment official.
East Lansing is turning into a hockey hotbed. Cayden Lindstrom, the Columbus Blue Jackets' top prospect and fourth overall pick in the 2024 NHL Draft, is just another CHL player making the move into college hockey as a Michigan State Spartan.
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Columbus Blue Jackets' fourth overall pick, Cayden Lindstrom, has decided to abandon junior hockey and sign a deal with an NCAA university team instead.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Cayden Lindstrom has been on quite the journey in his last 399 days. On Friday night in Game 1 of the WHL Finals, his journey reached a moment of pride.
Medicine Hat Tigers head coach Willie Desjardins confirmed that Columbus Blue Jackets’ top prospect Cayden Lindstrom will make his season debut during Game 1 of the WHL Final versus the Spokane Chiefs.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have been patient with Cayden Lindstrom ever since they drafted him fourth overall at the 2024 NHL Draft. This past week, he was spotted skating with his junior team in Medicine Hat.
Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet: There are some who believe that two trades at the 2024 were scratched after Ivan Demidov fell to the Montreal Canadiens at number five.
Things haven’t gone as planned for Blue Jackets prospect Cayden Lindstrom this season. Felled by a back injury dating back to before the draft last year, he has yet to suit up in 2024-25 and isn’t expected to.
Michigan State hockey has been on an upward trajectory since head coach Adam Nightingale took the helm just three short years ago. Since then, future NHL prospects from far and wide have looked at MSU as a preferred destination to continue their development as they gear up for the next level.
Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Cayden Lindstrom looks to be heading to Michigan State, according to The Athletic’s Aaron Portzline. The center prospect
Mid-March is rolling around and hockey seasons are entering their waning point. Many college seasons are already concluded, while plenty of players in junior hockey are beginning to prepare for long playoff runs or springtime international hockey.
Cayden Lindstrom, the Columbus Blue Jackets’ fourth overall pick this past summer, reportedly has an interesting decision ahead of him in the near future. Lindstrom could be one of the first high-profile prospects to make the jump from the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) to the NCAA ranks.
The past few weeks, we’ve been looking at some of the top NHL prospects in their respective leagues. From the college ranks of the NCAA, the pro level in the KHL or the major junior powerhouse that is the OHL, there’s been plenty of prospects profiled as we try and establish the best of the best.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have received more bad news on top prospect Cayden Lindstrom’s recovery from an offseason back injury.
What started as a seemingly business as usual Wednesday turned into an action-packed day in news for the Columbus Blue Jackets. One part was expected. The other part not as much.
He is recovering from a disc herniation that cost him much of his draft year.
The Blue Jackets have taken center Cayden Lindstrom with the fourth overall pick in the 2024 NHL Draft.
Hobey Baker Award winner Macklin Celebrini has been the presumed No. 1 overall pick for close to a year now, but things could quickly get interesting with the following picks.
The Columbus Blue Jackets need all the help they can get offensively, which makes Cayden Lindstrom a perfect fit for them at No. 4 overall in the NHL Draft.
Oh. This information, revealed by Corey Pronman, has the effect of a bombshell two weeks before the first of the next draft. And it could influence the decision of Montreal executives.
BUFFALO, N.Y. – There might not be a player who needed to have a bigger NHL Draft Combine week than Cayden Lindstrom. The big, 6-foot-4 center missed most of the second half of the season with a back injury, and didn’t look like himself once he returned for the playoffs.
Since the beginning of the 2023-24 season, the scouting community has largely been in agreement on one fact: it seems pretty likely that Medicine Hat Tigers forward Cayden Lindstrom gets drafted before teammate Andrew Basha.
Cayden Lindstrom likely won’t have to wait long to hear his name called in the 2024 NHL Draft.
There’s no doubt that Cayden Lindstrom is one of the best players in the next NHL draft. He’s big, imposing and has good hands. He’s got it all, so much so that he’sbeen compared to none other than Eric Lindros.
That’s it: we now know that the Canadiens will draft fifth overall in the next auction. Last night answered a number of questions, both about the Habs’ ranking and the Habs’ intentions.
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