The NHL's Calder Trophy race has intensified, with San Jose Sharks' Macklin Celebrini emerging as the favorite, boasting a solid 0.88 point-per-game average. Celebrini leads rookies with 37 points but is closely followed by Montreal's Lane Hutson. A new contender has surfaced in Calgary’s Dustin Wolf, a goalie whose potential relies on a strong record and a goals against average better than 2.50. The history of the Calder shows that success for a goaltender is linked to exceptional statistics and team performance, making Wolf's efforts increasingly vital in this competition.
This year’s Calder Trophy race has become increasingly competitive, with Macklin Celebrini leading rookies in points, while Dustin Wolf challenges from the goalie position.
Historically, goaltenders have won the Calder Trophy thirteen times; for a goalie, a strong win-loss record and goals against average are critical metrics for eligibility.
Collection
[
|
...
]