Andrew Poturalski has been awarded the Les Cunningham Award as the AHL's most valuable player for the 2024-25 season following a record-breaking performance. With 73 points in just 59 games, he helped the San Jose Barracuda clinch their first Calder Cup playoff appearance since 2019. His absence due to injury showed the team's reliance on him, as their record drastically changed without him. The 31-year-old forward, who has previously won three scoring titles, set a franchise record with 30 goals this season, solidifying his impact in the AHL.
San Jose's Andrew Poturalski won the Les Cunningham Award as AHL's MVP for 2024-25 after leading the league with 73 points despite missing the final three weeks.
The Barracuda, who made their first playoff appearance since 2019, performed significantly better with Poturalski in the lineup, with a record of 31-19-5-4.
Poturalski's achievement marks his first MVP award, although he has already collected three AHL scoring titles and two Calder Cup championships during his career.
Despite an injury that kept him out of the last 10 games, Poturalski's impressive season included setting new franchise records for the Barracuda with 30 goals.
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