For the New Jersey Devils, a 4-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks did not build the momentum expected when the Devils took on the Vancouver Canucks to close out a three-game homestand.
The prospect of defenseman Quinn Hughes joining his brothers in New Jersey can be forgotten — at least for now. According to Elliotte Friedman on X, the talented defenseman was traded to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for an absolute haul: Forwards Marco Rossi and Liam Ohgren, defenseman Zeev Buium and a 2026 1st Round Pick.
The Vancouver Canucks traded defenseman Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild on Friday, but not before declining a trade offer from the New Jersey Devils.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Trade speculation around Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes intensified during the past few days and again after TSN analyst Mike Johnson predicted a 95% chance the defenseman would not finish the season in Vancouver.
NHL analyst Mike Johnson raised the heat on the Quinn Hughes saga this week. Trade noise peaked after reports linked the Vancouver Canucks and the New Jersey Devils in early talks.
The Vancouver Canucks have continued to struggle through the first prt of the 2025-26 season and their time with superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes could
Imagine this trade for a second — and I know it sounds wild: the Toronto Maple Leafs pull off some massive, headline-eating deal for Quinn Hughes, and Matthew Knies is the guy going the other way.
The long-running speculation linking Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes to the New Jersey Devils moved into new territory on Saturday Elliotte Friedman appeared on Sportsnet’s “Saturday Headlines” segment and delivered the first confirmed update on actual contact between the Devils and the Canucks involving Hughes.
It’s honestly amazing to see how a team collectively falls apart when one player is injured. It’s what happens to the New Jersey Devils when Jack Hughes gets hurt.
I have to ask these questions before we start this week. Is Canada some sort of fantasy land where people just say things and expect it to come to fruition?
Changes are coming to the Vancouver Canucks, and after Monday night’s report from Sportsnet insider Elliotte Friedman that they’re listening to all veteran players aside from Quinn Hughes and Filip Hronek, those changes could be coming sooner than later.
The Vancouver Canucks have dropped six of their last seven games and are falling behind in the Pacific Division standings, also ranking third-worst in the Western Conference.
It’s going to be a very long two months. Just a week after losing Jack Hughes to a freak injury at a team dinner, the Devils are finding out just how much they’re going to miss their leading scorer and franchise player.
With injuries seemingly consuming the NHL in the season's first five weeks, the New Jersey Devils took their biggest hit over the weekend -- and it was not even on the ice.
Here are your links for today: Everything is great really: “It’s an incredibly unfortunate story, but word came Friday that Jack Hughes suffered a hand injury while at a team dinner Thursday night.
For teenagers Natalie, Giovanni, and Darby, this past weekend wasn’t just a trip to Prudential Center…it was a full-circle moment of joy, healing and magic.
The New Jersey Devils continued their four-game road trip on Saturday night, facing the Los Angeles Kings at Crypto.com Arena. The game resulted in a 4-1 victory for the Devils, but it also marked a significant milestone for their young star defenseman.
New Jersey Devils defenseman Luke Hughes is one of the top remaining restricted free agents who has not yet inked a contract to re-join his team for the upcoming NHL season.
It's no secret that the entire NHL world wants to see the Hughes brothers reunited on the same roster. The youngest Hughes brother, Luke, was drafted back in 2021.
Luke Hughes and the Devils have remained in contract talks throughout the offseason, a luxury they have thanks to the star defender carrying 10.2(c) status that makes him ineligible for an offer sheet.