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Caufield Eyes Historic Lady Byng Trophy Win
1 May
Summary
- Cole Caufield is a finalist for the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy.
- He scored a career-high 88 points with only 14 penalty minutes.
- The award recognizes sportsmanship and playing ability.
Cole Caufield, a standout player for the Montreal Canadiens and an alum of the Wisconsin Badgers, is nearing a historic achievement. He is a finalist for the NHL's Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, an award that celebrates both sportsmanship and exceptional playing ability.
Caufield's impressive performance this past season included a career-high 88 points, with a remarkably low 14 penalty minutes. This remarkable stat line places him in contention for the honor, which has been awarded since the 1924-25 season.
He is competing against Anze Kopitar of the Los Angeles Kings and Jake Sanderson of the Ottawa Senators. The NHL has not yet announced the date for the award ceremony.
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