The Hutson brothers, Lane and Cole, are truly incredibly talented, and they've been proving it night after night since they joined the National Hockey League.
After Cole Hutson beat Kings goalie and former Capital Darcy Kuemper last night to make the score 2-0 with 95 seconds until the first intermission, I thought the Caps were going to dominate the Kings.
Brotherly bonds are always special. The competitive spirit is still there. The example that always comes to mind is that of the Nola brothers. Aaron is a top pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, and he has thrown only nine pitches at 96 MPH or faster in his career.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Lane vs. Cole. For the first time in their NHL careers, the Hutson brothers faced each other. This is Lane’s third season, and he has quickly established himself as one of the best young defencemen.
Everyone agrees that the duo of Ivan Demidov and Lane Hutson will be the driving force behind the Canadiens for many years to come. Together, these guys will terrorize opposing defenses on the power play.
Making your debut in the National League is never easy, even for the most talented prospects. Young players will inevitably make mistakes, and that doesn't always sit well with the team's veterans.
Two members of the Washington Capitals organization have been invited to the 2026 NHLPA Rookie Showcase in Chicago, Illinois, next week. Defenseman Cole
The Washington Capitals had a wonderful offseason, bringing in multiple solid players to bolster the lineup. Meanwhile, the Caps have multiple young prospects ready to burst onto the NHL scene.
Despite seeing Cole Hutson graduate to the NHL at the end of this season, the Washington Capitals should be able to restock their defensive cupboard with five picks in the 2026 NHL Draft.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Washington Capitals visit the Vegas Golden Knights for some “Capitals After Dark” action on Saturday night for Game 74 of their NHL schedule. Washington’s postseason hopes are hanging on by a thread, but the Capitals are still in the bloodbath that is the Eastern Conference playoff picture.
There were five games in the National Hockey League last night. Despite a fairly quiet night, a few highlights caught our attention and are worth highlighting.
The Washington Capitals welcome the Ottawa Senators to the American capital on Wednesday night. The game may also mark the debut of Washington's newest player.
With the playoff race heating up, the Washington Capitals have called in reinforcements. Fresh off finishing his sophomore season at Boston University, defenseman Cole Hutson will likely make his NHL debut for the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night against the Ottawa Senators.
One of the best prospects on the blue line has inked his first NHL contract. On Sunday, Washington Capitals general manager announced that the team has signed defenseman Cole Hutson to a three-year, entry-level contract.
According to ESPN’s Kevin Weekes, the Washington Capitals are signing defenseman prospect Cole Hutson to his entry-level contract. The Capitals have yet to confirm the signing.
The Washington Capitals find themselves in a dogfight in the standings of the Metropolitan Division with 56 points through 52 games played. The Carolina Hurricanes, Washington’s opponent in the second round last spring, is the only team to surge away from the grouping with 67 points through 51 games.
Talk about a positive sight for the host nation of the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship. USA defenseman Cole Hutson will be in the lineup on Friday night when the Americans take on Finland in a highly anticipated quarterfinal matchup.
ST. PAUL, Minn. – USA Hockey coach Bob Motzko told reporters on Sunday afternoon that defenseman Cole Hutson is out day-to-day after taking a puck to the head against Switzerland the previous day.
Defenseman Cole Hutson is listed as day-to-day for the U.S. World Junior hockey team after he left the ice on a stretcher Saturday night in a preliminary-round game in the IIHF World Junior Championship.
A scary incident involving one of the best young prospects happened in St. Paul. On Saturday night, in a game between the United States and Switzerland, Team USA defenseman Cole Hutson was stretchered off the ice as a result of being hit by a shot.
Star Washington Capitals defenseman Cole Hutson is leaning towards returning to Boston University for his sophomore season, per Jeff Marek of Daily Faceoff and sources available to ProHockeyRumors.
The Edmonton Oilers have inked undrafted free-agent forward Quinn Hutson to a two-year entry-level contract (ELC) beginning immediately, which means he will burn a year off his deal, making him a restricted free agent (RFA) after the 2025-26 campaign.