'Lane Hutson just had a full season where no one could grab him.'

Ahh, that Lane Hutson.

Did he give Montreal Canadiens fans a thrill this season? His hesitation of the head, his drastic changes of direction and his incredible vision of the game have thrown more than a few fans for a loop.

Truly, Hutson seems to have been too comfortable in his rookie NHL season.

But will he be able to continue to produce as much this season, or will we have to talk about the famous second-year jinx? Its hard to believe that this jinx could affect a guy like Lane Hutson, but looking at Connor Bedards second season, its clear that no one is immune.

However, TSNs Frank Corrado really believes that Hutson will have another excellent season offensively .

He wonders if opponents will start to catch on to the little defender and his little dekes, and that would be his challenge for next season.

TSNs Frank Corrado on Lane Hutsons upcoming sophomore Habs season: Hes one of those guys who simply does well at everything he does.

I would expect him to put up big numbers again.

The one challenge hes gonna face is what happens when players figure you out? But I will say...

pic.twitter.com/N7D7DiMZey /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) July 13, 2025 You can listen to his entire column right here .

What happens when the players figure it out? Ill say this, he just had a full season where no one could really grasp it.

Frank Corrado Corrado also mentions that Hutson has more than one trick up his sleeve to trick opponents who try to attack him.

In the comments section of this Habs On Reddit tweet , one user wrote something very interesting: How do you know what someone is going to do when that player doesnt even know what hes going to do? This is an excellent point, as Hutson is extremely unpredictable, which makes the task even harder.

Personally, I have every confidence in #48s offensive arsenal to continue breaking ankles as he did so well in his first full NHL season.

This goal against the Flyers is certainly one of his finest highlights, if not the finest, of the entire 2024-25 season: a Bobby Orr goal.

Montreal goal! Scored by Lane Hutson with 17:20 remaining in the 3rd period.

Assisted by Nick Suzuki.

Montreal: 2 Philadelphia: 1#PHIvsMTL #GoHabsGo #LetsGoFlyers pic.twitter.com/QzPOtNojrQ NHL Goals (@nhl_goal_bot) April 6, 2025 Will Lane Hutson hit the 80-point milestone in 2025-26, or is that a bit of a stretch? Overtime A very good interview by Marco DAmico with the Islanders goaltender.

Sorokin addressed the trade rumors against him, and also talked about Noah Dobson and Alexander Romanov.

Islanders goaltender Ilya Sorokin comments on the trade rumors, or lack thereof.

Also expressed some surprise on Noah Dobson being traded, while praising Alexander Romanov.

Full exclusive interview below: https://t.co/ULLN5K4ZaY Marco DAmico (@mndamico) July 13, 2025 The only Quebecois in the NHL Finals brings the Stanley Cup home.

The Stanley Cup comes to Joliette with A.J.

Greer ! https://t.co/0bu2aBflzo TVA Sports (@TVASports) July 13, 2025 Its amazing how Bedard can draw the puck with such ease.

Connor Bedard with an otherworldly toe-drag release as he gears up for next season.

(via @GinoHard_ , @CollectsBatman )pic.twitter.com/5wIbA3FMfz BarDown (@BarDown) July 13, 2025 The son of Julien BriseBois joins the Sherbrooke Phoenix.

The son of Lightning GM Julien BriseBois https://t.co /uarUniEruH Vincent Duquette (@VincentDuquette) July 13, 2025 Tristan Jarry could be a nice, inexpensive option to back up Stuart Skinner.

Jeff Marek: Re Oilers goalie search: I dont how Bowmans gonna do this; Ive wondered...about someone like Tristan Jarry; it would certainly take some retention on the Pittsburgh side of things Inside Sports NHL Rumour Report (@NHLRumourReport) July 13, 2025 This article first appeared on Dose.ca and was syndicated with permission..

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