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Quinn Hughes Downplays Jack’s Play-Together Talk, Says He’s Happy in Vancouver

The family reunion talk hinges on contract timelines, with Team USA in 2026 presenting the nearest realistic stage.

Overview

  • On Sept. 9 in Las Vegas, Devils star Jack Hughes said he wants to play with his brother Quinn at some point in their careers.
  • Speaking Sept. 10, Canucks captain Quinn Hughes said he is happy in Vancouver, emphasized existing contracts, and said he took no offense to Jack’s comments.
  • Quinn has two seasons left on his six-year deal and can reach unrestricted free agency in 2027; Jack is signed through 2030, while Luke Hughes is a Devils restricted free agent.
  • Canucks president Jim Rutherford previously noted Quinn’s desire to play with his brothers and suggested Vancouver could try to acquire Jack and Luke to help keep him.
  • Analysts describe an NHL reunion as plausible but not imminent due to cap and timing factors, with the 2026 Olympics viewed as the nearer chance for the brothers to play together.