Oilers Sign Quinn Hutson, Adding Another Brother duo to the NHL
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Following in the footsteps of iconic sibling pairs like the Sedins and the hughes brothers, the NHL welcomes another set of brothers: Quinn and Lane Hutson.
Hutson Joins Oilers on Two-Year Deal
The Edmonton Oilers have officially signed forward Quinn Hutson to a two-year entry-level contract. This move brings Quinn into the same league as his brother,Lane Hutson,a defenseman for the Montreal Canadiens,marking another exciting chapter in NHL sibling rivalries.
A Collegiate Standout
Quinn Hutson, aged 23, comes to the Oilers after a successful three-year stint with Boston University’s Terriers. During his NCAA career, he amassed an impressive 114 points (56 goals, 58 assists) in 116 games. His performance this year was especially noteworthy,leading the Terriers in points (50),and finishing second in both goals (23) and assists (27),all representing career highs.
Quinn’s offensive capabilities and playmaking skills were evident throughout his time at Boston University. His ability to consistently contribute points makes him a valuable addition to the Oilers’ roster.
Accolades and Recognition
Hutson’s extraordinary play did not go unnoticed. He was named the Hockey East Player of the Week an impressive five times,highlighting his consistent impact and contribution to his team’s success. This recognition underscores his potential to transition his skills to the professional level.
Immediate Impact and Playoff Eligibility
While the Oilers faithful are eager to see Hutson in action, it remains uncertain whether he will join the team for their remaining regular-season games. The Oilers are set to face the Los Angeles Kings and the San Jose Sharks to close out their regular calendar. Though,due to league regulations,Hutson is ineligible to participate in the Stanley Cup Playoffs this season. He will be able to participate in the next season’s Stanley Cup Qualifiers.
The Rise of NHL Brother Duos
The Hutson brothers join a growing list of siblings making their mark in the NHL. The Sedin twins, Henrik and Daniel, were legendary figures for the Vancouver Canucks, known for their unparalleled chemistry and playmaking abilities. More recently, the Hughes brothers – Quinn, jack, and Luke – have become prominent players for their respective teams, showcasing the increasing prevalence of sibling connections in professional hockey. As of the 2024-2025 season, there are over a dozen sets of brothers playing in the NHL, highlighting the familial ties that often contribute to success in the sport.
