US EditionVancouver Canucks star defenceman Hughes returns to play against Montreal Canadiens
- The Vancouver Canucks may have star defenceman Quinn Hughes back for their game against the Montreal Canadiens, as he is a 'game-time decision,' according to head coach Rick Tocchet.
- Hughes has missed four games due to an undisclosed injury but practiced on Sunday.
- The Canucks are dealing with several injuries, including centre Elias Pettersson and goalie Thatcher Demko, who are not expected to play against the Habs.
- Vancouver placed winger Dakota Joshua on injured reserve and recalled forward Jonathan Lekkerimaki from the AHL's Abbotsford Canucks on an emergency basis.
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Canucks star defenceman Hughes returns to play against Canadiens
The injury-plagued Vancouver Canucks inserted a crucial piece back into their lineup against the Montreal Canadiens on Monday. Star defenceman Quinn Hughes returned for the matchup after missing four games with an undisclosed injury. The Canucks captain practised Sunday and took part in Vancouver’s optional morning skate Monday. “It’s nice to be back. Obviously I hate missing time,” Hughes said Sunday. “I don’t know what it was before. I played,…
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