2026-27 Calder Memorial Trophy Odds

Kevin Rogers Sports Betting Expert

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Updated on 10/14/26

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The NHL season starts on September 29th. Fans can start wagering or trading on who will win the Calder Trophy with our Calder Trophy odds.

2026-27 Calder Memorial Trophy Odds

• Gavin McKenna (+270)
• Porter Martone (+310)
• Ivar Stenberg (+500)
• Cole Hutson (+850)
• All other players have +1000 odds or higher.

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WHAT IS THE CALDER MEMORIAL TROPHY?

The Calder Memorial Trophy is awarded the the NHL's best rookie player at the conclusion of the regular-season. The award is named after the first president of the NHL, Frank Calder. The minor league AHL (American Hockey League) awards its champion the Calder Cup, as the league is a 'Triple-A' affiliate of the NHL.

This award is the NHL's Rookie of the Year Award, first won by Carl Voss in 1932. Many notable players have won this award such as Alexander Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin and Auston Matthews. Moritz Seider of the Detroit Red Wings picked up the hardware in 2022, the second straight forward to win it after defenseman Cale Makar won the honors in 2020.

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Kevin Rogers

Kevin has been handicapping professionally since 2007 at VegasInsider before shifting to ScoresAndOdds. He focuses on MLB, NFL, college football, NBA, college basketball, and NHL and mainly uses trends, systems, and situations as his top handicapping angles. More from Kevin Rogers