As most NHL teams approach the 10-game mark, the Calder Trophy race is beginning to shape up. Several rookies have produced highlight-reel plays, but they have also made costly mistakes that are expected. Today, we look at the 10 players…

The Hockey News has published its early-season Calder Trophy rankings, placing Chicago Blackhawks center Anton Frondell at the top of the rookie-of-the-year race. Frondell leads all NHL rookies in scoring through nine games, having taken on significant minutes as teammate Connor Bedard returns from an off-season injury.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Gavin McKenna ranks second on the list following an up-and-down start after being drafted first overall. Detroit Red Wings winger Michael Brandsegg-Nygard occupies third place with six points in eight games, while rookie goaltenders Dylan Garand and Jacob Fowler also feature inside the top ten.
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