The hockey world was hit by a huge bombshell last night, as star defenseman Quinn Hughes was traded to the Minnesota Wild. We knew that Hughes’ time with the Vancouver Canucks was probably numbered, but we certainly didn’t expect the matter to move so quickly.
The Washington Capitals are the top team in the Eastern Conference as we head into the brisk December weather. It didn’t start that way, with an 8-8-2 record in mid-November; however, a 10-1-1 stretch over the last 12 games has catapulted the Capitals up the Metropolitan Division standings.
The Montreal Canadiens finally made the postseason for the first time since 2021 last season. They pushed in their chips in the offseason, trading two first-round picks for defenseman Noah Dobson.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson took the NHL by storm last season, tying the league record for assists by a rookie defenseman with 60 en route to winning the Calder Memorial Trophy.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Welcome back to The Oil Rig Edmonton Oilers Prospect Rankings. Today, I will be taking a deep dive into our seventh ranked player in Quinn Hutson. Hutson was signed to a two-year, entry-level contract by the Edmonton Oilers on April 14, 2025.
The Washington Capitals seemed well on their way towards reclusion a few seasons ago. They managed to win the first Stanley Cup in franchise history in 2018 — but by 2022, only eight members of the Cup-winning roster were still in Washington.
The Washington Capitals wrapped up the 2025 Capitals Development Camp on Saturday with a 3-on-3 hockey tournament. The camp event provides Capitals prospects with hands-on coaching time for skill development and fundamental hockey skills training.
Lane Hutson loves hockey. You knew that, didn’t you? Need more proof? It comes from Tony Marinaro, who reports that Lane Hutson is currently in Montreal for a hockey tournament.
Boston University defenseman and 2025 NHL Draft prospect Sascha Boumedienne has broken the record for most points by a defenseman at the U-18 Men’s World Championship.
A few young faces will be donning the red, white and blue overseas next week. On Wednesday, USA Hockey announced a few additions to its roster for the 2025 IIHF Men’s World Championship.
I’ve always loved to see sports brothers supporting their families. But I’ve always hated to see a brother under contract with another team supporting his bro’ s team in the playoffs with laundry in the opposing team’s colors.
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.
Solid move by the Edmonton Oilers signing Quinn Hutson of the BU Terriers to a two-year deal. There were a few teams after Hutson, but the Oilers were aggressive from the start and never relented in their pursuit.
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.
The Frozen Four semi-finals are shaping up to be electric NCAA hockey. Western Michigan and the University of Denver meet in a matchup of collegiate powerhouses, and the historically dominant Boston University faces an eager and determined Penn State squad.
Saturday evening saw the first two spots of this year’s NCAA Men’s Frozen Four filled in a pair of exciting clashes between championship hopefuls. From controversial calls to big-time goals, a lot happened on the third day of the national tournament.
Boston University ended Cornell's Cinderella run by claiming the Toledo Regional Final and the first spot in the 2025 Frozen Four. Cornell threw everything they could at BU, including forcing the game into overtime, but the Terriers weathered the storm and earned a gutsy victory.
Washington Capitals prospect Cole Hutson has been lighting up college hockey this season with Boston University. Today on Daily Faceoff Live, prospect analyst Steven Ellis joins the show to talk about how special of a prospect Hutson is and what his ceiling is.
Do you want to see the goal of the year? It’s possible since last night, Hutson did it. But be careful: when I say Hutson, I don’t want to talk about Lane.
Cole Hutson and Boston University had an important game scheduled last night in the final of the famous Beanpot Tournament. They faced Jacob Fowler and Boston College for the occasion.
The United States World Junior hockey team began the tournament as the favorites, and with a strong preliminary round will remain just that heading into the quarterfinals.