Mystery NHL Player

"I am an NHL defenseman known for my skills and hockey IQ."

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I became the second defenseman in NHL history, after Bobby Orr, to win the Norris Trophy in my sophomore season.

My NHL signing rights were traded from Calgary to Carolina and then to New York before I ever played a game.

For my senior thesis as a Harvard psychology major, I wrote about deceptive skills and observational learning in hockey.

With my 2021 Norris Trophy, I became the first Jewish player in NHL history to win a major individual award.

In each of my three seasons at Harvard, I was named a top-three finalist for the Hobey Baker Award.

I was the first player in the long history of Harvard University hockey to be named a First-Team All-American three times.

Growing up on Long Island, I was a youth hockey teammate of future Boston Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy.

I became the fastest defenseman in New York Rangers history to record 150 career points, doing so in 185 games.

At the U.S. NTDP, my teammates included future NHL standouts Quinn Hughes, Brady Tkachuk, and Josh Norris.

My 12-game point streak in 2020-21 tied Brian Leetch for the longest ever by a New York Rangers defenseman.