Hutton announced his retirement from the NHL on Tuesday, TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton appeared in 235 games during his 10-year career, going 94-90-27 while posting a 2.76 GAA and a .908 save percentage. The 36-year-old veteran spent most of the 2021-22 campaign in the minors, which was probably one of the motivating factors behind his decision to hang up his skates.

Arizona traded Hutton to Toronto in exchange for future considerations Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton cleared waivers Monday and was then flipped to the Maple Leafs. The veteran netminder has spent nearly the entire season on injured reserve, last appearing in an NHL game on Oct. 25. He'll likely be assigned to AHL Toronto and will be expected to fill a depth role with the organization for the rest of the season.

Hutton (ankle) was placed on waivers Sunday, Sportsnet's Chris Johnston reports.

EDGE Analysis

Per NHL rules, Hutton was activated off injured reserve prior to being placed on waivers and has recovered from the ankle injury that has sidelined him since Oct. 26. If the 36-year-old clears waivers, he will likely be sent to AHL Tucson.

Hutton (ankle) faced some shots in a solo workout session Monday, Arizona Coyotes Insider Craig Morgan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton has yet to join his teammates for practice as he works his way back from his ankle problem but the fact that he was able to start testing out his ankle in full gear is a step in the right direction. Even once cleared to return, the veteran Hutton may be forced to share the workload with Karel Vejmelka while Scott Wedgewood will likely be shipped down to the minors.

Hutton Is out of the NHL's COVID-19 protocols but is still dealing with his ankle injury, Arizona Coyotes Insider Craig Morgan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton has been shelved since Oct. 25 versus Florida when he sustained his ankle injury, a stretch of 18 games on injured reserve. Once deemed fully fit, Hutton should be in a position to reclaim his spot as the No. 1 netminder in the desert. Until then, Scott Wedgewood should see the majority of the workload.

Hutton (lower body) entered the NHL's COVID-19 protocols Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton was already dealing with a lower-body injury, and he'll now have to submit two negative COVID-19 tests before rejoining the Coyotes. Scott Wedgewood and Karel Vejmelka will continue to carry the load until Hutton is cleared to return.

Hutton (lower body) is traveling with the Coyotes on their three-game road trip that begins Friday in Chicago, Arizona Coyotes Insider Craig Morgan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton is within the 2-to-4 week timeline he was initially given when diagnosed with the injury. It doesn't seem like his activation from injured reserve is imminent, so expect Karel Vejmelka and Scott Wedgewood to continue to hold down the fort in goal in the near term.

Hutton is expected to miss 2-4 weeks with his lower-body injury, John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM reports.

EDGE Analysis

Given the expected length of Hutton's absence, he'll almost certainly be placed on injured reserve in the coming days. With Hutton on the shelf, Karel Vejmelka will take over as Arizona's No. 1 netminder, and the Coyotes will need to recall someone from their AHL affiliate to serve as Vejmelka's backup.

Hutton (lower body) left Monday's game in Florida and will not return, Arizona Coyotes Insider Craig Morgan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton stopped 10-of-11 shots in the first period but didn't come back out for the second. He was replaced by Karel Vejmelka and more information should be available regarding his injury in the coming days.

Hutton will get the starting nod for Monday's road matchup with Florida, Arizona Coyotes Insider Craig Morgan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hutton has been downright bad to start the year, allowing 14 goals in a pair of losing efforts. With Hutton struggling, the Coyotes utilized rookie Karel Vejmelka in their last two contests and may go back to the 25-year-old if Hutton puts together another disappointing outing versus the Panthers.