Cal Clutterbuck
Canadian ice hockey player
Canadian ice hockey player
This athlete played as a right winger in the NHL, primarily with the New York Islanders. Drafted in the third round of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, significant contributions came with the Minnesota Wild earlier in the career. Clutterbuck was celebrated for his physical style of play and earned a reputation as a strong forechecker. He achieved the NHL record for most hits in a single season in 2011, showcasing physical endurance and toughness. Later years involved leadership roles within the team and a consistent presence on the ice.
Achieved NHL record for hits in a season
Played for Minnesota Wild and New York Islanders
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