BREAKING NEWS: Toronto Maple leafs star player Auston Mathews wins the Lindsay award, marking it the second time in his career, delivers strong message to Maple leafs fans…
Toronto Maple Leafs’ captain Auston Matthews has secured his second Ted Lindsay Award, solidifying his status as one of the NHL’s premier talents. The prestigious honor, voted on by fellow NHL players, recognizes Matthews as the league’s most outstanding player for the 2024–25 season.
Matthews’ exceptional performance this season included leading the league with 60 goals, marking a franchise record and earning him his second consecutive Rocket Richard Trophy. His 106 points in 73 games were instrumental in the Maple Leafs achieving a franchise-best 115-point season, clinching the Atlantic Division title and securing a playoff berth for the ninth consecutive year .
In his acceptance speech, Matthews expressed deep gratitude, stating, “Wearing the blue and white means everything to me. Representing this city and this storied franchise is an honor I don’t take lightly.” He also acknowledged the contributions of his teammates and coaching staff, emphasizing the collective effort behind the team’s success.
Looking ahead, Matthews is determined to lead the Maple Leafs to playoff success. He remarked, “While individual accolades are humbling, our ultimate goal is to bring the Stanley Cup back to Toronto. The journey continues, and we’re all in this together.
As the Maple Leafs advance in the playoffs, Matthews’ leadership and performance will be pivotal in their pursuit of the ultimate prize.