US EditionQuinn Hughes Complete a Wild Few Days with a Goal in First Game with Minnesota
The Minnesota Wild traded three first-round picks and prospects to acquire Norris Trophy winner Quinn Hughes, aiming to boost their Stanley Cup contention, Wild officials said.
- In a franchise-record move, the Wild acquired Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks, sending Marco Rossi, Zeev Buium, Liam Ohgren and a first-round draft pick to Vancouver.
- Facing roster turmoil, the Vancouver Canucks traded Quinn Hughes to maximize return as they believed he might not re-sign and wanted to respect his wish to play near brothers Jack and Luke.
- On paper, Quinn Hughes arrives as the NHL's Norris Trophy winner in 2024 with two goals and 21 assists through 26 games while leading the league in average ice time at 27 minutes, 26 seconds on a six-year contract.
- With Hughes arriving, the Minnesota Wild immediately upgrade into a legit contender, and Hughes will debut Sunday at Grand Casino Arena with Bill Guerin flying in Saturday to pick him up.
- Looking ahead, the Minnesota Wild can offer Quinn Hughes an extension starting July 1 and expect to retain him despite Kirill Kaprizov's long-term deal kicking in next year.
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Red Wings Made Serious Trade Offer for Ex-Canucks Star: Insider
After being the NHL’s top trade candidate, former Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes found his new home earlier this week. While the feeling was that Hughes would end up joining his brothers on the New Jersey Devils, the Canucks instead traded him to the Minnesota Wild in a massive blockbuster.While losing Hughes undoubtedly stung, the Canucks managed to land a very good return for their former superstar defenseman. The Wild sent their 2026 …
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Quinn Hughes complete a Wild few days with a goal in first game with Minnesota
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Bill Guerin: ‘Right time’s always now’ for Quinn Hughes trade
Before Quinn Hughes had even played a game in a Wild uniform, the team’s general manager was already promoting Minnesota as a place the star defenseman might want to stay long-term. “I think Quinn will really like it here. He’s a hockey nut. He watches every game. He knows what’s going on in the league. … He just loves hockey,” Bill Guerin said. “And I think there’s obviously no better market than Minnesota to be a hockey player.” Originally fro…
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