The Wraparound: Will Canadiens' Lane Hutson Contend For The Norris Trophy Next Season?
Will Canadiens' Lane Hutson Contend For The Norris Trophy Next Season? by The Wraparound undefined
Here's what Emma Lingan and Michael Augello discussed in this episode:
0:00: What should the Boston Bruins look to add at the NHL draft?
3:27: Does Ottawa Senators coach Travis Green deserve more consideration for the Jack Adams award?
5:34: Could Patrick Roy's criticism of Anthony Duclair affect his future with the New York Islanders?
9:12: Which NHL team will most likely hang on to their current interim coach?
11:49: Is Zayne Parekh the best defenseman who is not in the NHL?
14:25: Should Niko Mikkola have been suspended for his actions against the Montreal Canadiens?
16:24: Do the Vegas Golden Knights have a sustainable style of management?
19:03: Which playoff team has the most questionable goaltending situation heading into the post-season?
24:22: Could Lane Hutson contend for the Norris Trophy as early as next season?
26:12: Which team that has clinched a playoff spot is most likely to be upset in the first round?
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