The United States came oh-so close to winning their first best-on-best hockey tournament last year at the 4 Nations Face-Off. If not for some phenomenal saves from Canada‘s Jordan Binnington in the overtime period, the game may not have made it to the point where Connor McDavid could have wired a wrist shot past Connor Hellebuyck for the win.
With a roster built for scoring from forwards, the United States defenseman will have their own role to play that could surprise people. The American roster focuses on lockdown defense in addition to offensive production, two attributes the team will need if it hopes to medal in Milan.
Jack Hughes and Quinn Hughes are going to have an amazing experience in the coming days. The two brothers are part of the U.S. team for the Olympics, and it will create truly unforgettable memories for the whole family.
Quinn Hughes has enjoyed his time in Minnesota since arriving there. The defenseman has racked up 34 points (three goals) in 26 games so far with the Wild and has quickly become a very important part of his new team.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
An injury update has emerged around Quinn Hughes as attention turns toward Team USA’s plans for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy. According to league sources cited by The Athletic, Hughes is dealing with a lower-body injury after carrying one of the heaviest workloads in the NHL this season.
The Minnesota Wild took on the Nashville Predators on Wednesday night as the NHL’s Olympic break draws close. Minnesota had a successful first half of the season, even trading for superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes to bolster the roster.
There’s no denying it: the 2025–26 season has been a mess for Jack Hughes and the New Jersey Devils. Entering the year as a favorite not only to win the
Former Wild defenseman Ryan Suter played 656 regular season games with Minnesota across nine seasons after signing alongside Zach Parise in the summer of 2012.
The Minnesota Wild keep on rolling. After crushing Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers in a 7-3 win n the road on Saturday, the Wild traveled back home and took down the Montreal Canadiens for a 4-3 overtime victory on Monday night at the Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
The Minnesota Wild pulled off the biggest trade of the season a while back. They traded for superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes in a deal with the Vancouver Canucks.
Quinn Hughes continues to set new benchmarks in Minnesota Wild history, and Saturday was no different. The star defenseman finished the night with a goal and an assist as the Wild secured a comfortable 7-3 win against the Edmonton Oilers.
The Edmonton Oilers play the Minnesota Wild tonight, and more importantly, they play Quinn Hughes. It’ll be the second time they see him in Wild threads, the first having come just eight days after the deal.
Jack Hughes can’t seem to catch a break, and the New Jersey Devils may be approaching a point where uncomfortable questions need to be asked. After another injury scare Thursday night, the question is starting to grow louder: Is it time for the Devils to consider trading their franchise star?
The New Jersey Devils hosted the Nashville Predators on Thursday night in what turned out to be an important win, but the result was quickly overshadowed by concern around their star player.
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It’s funny how the hockey world spins a story before it’s even written. Every time you flip through Twitter or catch a radio snippet, there it is: Quinn Hughes “wanted” the Red Wings. The whispers, the hot takes, the endless debate about who should have done what, when, and for how much.
The second the Minnesota Wild traded for defenseman Quinn Hughes back in December, it was clear to everybody who was paying attention that the team was all in.
Minnesota continues to thrive with Quinn Hughes at the center of everything they do, and Thursday night was another clear example of why the blue line addition has changed the feel of this team so quickly.
The trade that sent Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks to the Minnesota Wild in December feels like one of those watershed moments. It was the kind that shifts not just a roster, but the very sense of what a team is and what it might become.
Minnesota Wild fans knew how impactful Quinn Hughes could be in their title challenge, but they never imagined the impact would come this quickly. Since arriving in Minnesota in a trade from the Vancouver Canucks, the star defenseman has been in red-hot form.
It’s been just over a month since the Minnesota Wild made the monumental trade for Quinn Hughes that sent shockwaves through not only the state of Minnesota but also the entire NHL.
There was a brief moment there where it looked like the Vancouver Canucks didn’t need Quinn Hughes after all. Well, okay, not really. But the Canucks did go on a four-game winning streak over their first four games after trading Hughes, which led to some fans eagerly stating that the Canucks were actually better off without Hughes.
In yesterday’s iteration of 32 Thoughts, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman claims that defenseman Quinn Hughes wanted to go to the Detroit Red Wings when the Vancouver Canucks were entertaining trade offers.