Oilers Extend Quinn Hutson’s Contract for Two Years

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Oilers Extend Quinn Hutson’s Contract for Two Years

The Edmonton Oilers have officially extended forward Quinn Hutson’s contract for two more years. This announcement was made by the team on Monday afternoon.

Quinn Hutson’s Performance and Career Overview

Hutson, aged 24, has encountered a mixed performance in the NHL this season. He has scored one goal in just four games while spending the majority of the year with the Bakersfield Condors, the Oilers’ AHL affiliate. During his time in the AHL, he has achieved impressive statistics, with 23 goals and 38 points from 30 games.

Details of the Contract Extension

Duration: Two years
Cap Hit: $875,000 per year
Contract Years: 2026-27 and 2027-28 seasons

This new contract reflects Hutson’s existing salary, maintaining consistency in his earnings as he continues to develop his professional career.

Background and Junior Career

Quinn Hutson is an undrafted player who began his career in the USHL with the Muskegon Lumberjacks. He then progressed to play three seasons at Boston University. Notably, during his junior year in 2024-25, he scored 23 goals and totaled 50 points in 38 games.

In April 2025, Hutson chose to end his collegiate career early to pursue a two-year entry-level contract with the Oilers. Despite signing after the NHL trade deadline, thus ineligible for the team’s playoff run, he made his NHL debut toward the end of the 2024-25 regular season, appearing in two games.

Family Background and Sibling Achievements

Quinn Hutson is the eldest of four brothers, all of whom share a passion for hockey. While he is the only forward among his siblings, his brothers have made significant achievements in the sport:

Lane Hutson: Won the Calder Trophy with the Montreal Canadiens in 2025.
Cole Hutson: A promising prospect for the Washington Capitals.
Lars Hutson: Currently plays for Muskegon and is eligible for the NHL Draft in 2027.

In total, Quinn Hutson has played 117 games at Boston University, accumulating 56 goals and 114 points throughout his collegiate career.

His most recent appearance in the NHL was on January 3, where he logged just under ten minutes of ice time in a game against the Philadelphia Flyers, contributing to a team loss.