It’s a three-horse race for the 2024-25 Calder Trophy, with no clear front-runner down the home stretch. At this point in the season, the NHL’s top rookie has usually revealed itself. That’s not the case this year, according to The Athletic ’s Scott Wheeler and Harman Dayal.

There's one more month to go in the Calder Trophy race, so it's time for our penultimate rankings. You won't find any hot takes here. It's still the same four players at the top, although the order has changed a bit.

In the latest instalment of it's Trophy Tracker series, NHL.com has release the result of a polling of 16 of its journalists today concerning the Calder Trophy race. It was a tight affair but Montreal Canadiens rookie blueliner Lane Hutson is edging the competition three quarters of the way into the season.

The Calder Trophy race has been a three-player one since the season's halfway point. Between San Jose Sharks phenom Macklin Celebrini, Philadelphia Flyers scorer Matvei Michkov, and Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson,

After a three-point game in Thursday’s loss, Philadelphia Flyers’ rookie Matvei Michkov is on top of the rookie scoring ladder. Michkov has scored 19 goals, 25 assists, and 44 points in 58 games.

With about a month left, there are new leaders for league MVP and the best defenseman. Here are the results of our poll of PHWA voters.

The last time a member of the Canadiens won the Calder Trophy, it was Ken Dryden in 1972. We will remember that the year before, he had won the Stanley Cup. You know, the time when the CH won the Cup?

Lane Hutson continues to defy the odds as a rookie defenseman with the Montreal Canadiens. Despite playing arguably the most unforgiving position in the NHL in one of the biggest