It appears that Trevor Zegras feels the same way about Quinn Hughes as many Vancouver Canucks fans do. In a recent interview with ESPN, the Philadelphia Flyers forward spoke very highly of Vancouver's captain.

Hughes, who won the 2024 Norris Trophy and produced 76 points in 68 games last season, has faced questions about whether he will eventually join his brothers Jack and Luke in New Jersey. Quinn, however, has deflected long-term speculation about his future.

The 2024-25 season was a disappointment for the Canucks, who missed the playoffs after clinching the Pacific Division title in 2023-24. The underwhelming results led to the firing of coach Rick Tocchet and the hiring of Adam Foote.

A trade request made by Yegor Chinakhov through his agent in July garnered the 24-year-old Columbus Blue Jackets forward the No. 2 spot on our August Trade Block Big Board. It seemed like only a matter of time until he was shipped out to a new club.

New Jersey's Jack Hughes and his brother, Vancouver's Quinn Hughes, addressed comments made by Canucks executive Jim Rutherford, who said the team's ability to re-sign Quinn might come down to his desire to play with his brothers Jack and Luke.

Former Ducks star Trevor Zegras was recently traded from Anaheim to the Philadelphia Flyers, after two turbulent seasons under new Ducks management spearheaded by general manager Pat Verbeek, and ex-h

New Jersey Devil Jack Hughes kicked a potential hornet's nest earlier this week when he said he'd love to one day play with his brother, Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn.

Jack Hughes called Canucks president Jim Rutherford “a straight shooter” after his comments on Quinn’s future.

Canucks President Jim Rutherford is openly addressing captain Quinn Hughes' future, acknowledging the star defenseman's pivotal role. With Hughes eligible for an extension in 2026, his agent is in regular communication with the front office.

Jack Hughes recently made headlines for publicly expressing his desire to potentially unite all three Hughes brothers on one roster.

The Hughes brothers were clearly sick of this boring NHL offseason, so they decided to dominate the pre-training camp headline cycle.

New Vancouver Canucks head coach Adam Foote says he’s spoken to captain Quinn Hughes about the speculation surrounding his future status with the team and said, “we’ll just let everything take care of itself” as they focus on the upcoming season.