Jim Rutherford never fails to entertain the hockey world, and once again, he caught everyone’s attention on Monday. When ...

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (43) looks on after scoring a goal.Sam Navarro-Imagn Images Friedman said that while fans may dream of the Canucks acquiring Quinn's brothers, Jack and ...

One year removed from a tremendous regular season and playoff run that saw them fall one game short of an appearance in the Western Conference Finals, Vancouver missed the postseason altogether.

Friedman said that while fans may dream of the Canucks acquiring Quinn's brothers, Jack and Luke Hughes from the New Jersey Devils, a trade is unlikely. “I think the New Jersey Devils know that ...

Rutherford was honest — definitely too honest — when he said Hughes may want to leave the Canucks for New Jersey to play with his brothers, Devils stars Jack and Luke Hughes. “It may not ...

Per Sheldon Keefe: Brenden Dillon and Luke Hughes will be out for Game 2. — x – New Jersey Devils (@NJDevils) April 22, 2025 The Devils are already without star forward Jack Hughes (shoulder ...

Rutherford acknowledged that money may not be Hughes's only motivating factor. He has expressed interest in playing with his younger brothers, Jack and Luke, who both play for the New Jersey Devils.

Jack, a star center, is signed through 2030 at $8 million per year. Luke, a defenseman, is a pending restricted free agent, ...

Responding to a question about keeping the superstar defenceman in the Canucks fold long term, Jim Rutherford floated the idea of a Hughes brothers unification plan that would see Jack and Luke ...

Hughes, 25, who can become an unrestricted free agent after the 2026-27 season, has expressed a desire to play with his younger brothers, Jack and Luke, who currently play for the New Jersey Devils.