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Editorial: An Example for All of Us to Follow
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Editorial: An example for all of us to follow
New York Islanders defenseman Matthew Schaefer was unanimously named the winner of the Calder Trophy, the National Hockey League's award for top rookie, on Wednesday. Schaefer was the first unanimous choice in three decades, and at 18 years old and 223 days, the youngest winner. But that might not even be his biggest honor of the week. Or the biggest reason for Long Islanders to take pride in Schaefer. On Monday, two days earlier, Northwell Heal…
What's Next for Islanders' Matthew Schaefer After Calder Win? - The Hockey Writers New York Islanders Latest News, Analysis & More
At 18 years old, New York Islanders defenseman Matthew Schaefer became the youngest Calder winner in NHL history, beating Nathan MacKinnon’s previous mark by a day. He received all 198 first-place votes, becoming the…
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