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Minnesota Wild

Defenseman #43

Healthy
Height / Weight 5'10"  /  180 lbs.
Date of Birth (Age) Oct 14, 1999 (26)

2025-26 Rankings

Final D10

Season Stats

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SEASON TEAM POS GP FPTS GS G A PTS SOG SH% PPG SHG HAT BLK PIM +/-
2018-19VAND59.5003360.0000120
2019-20VAND68550.838845531266.33004622-10
2020-21VAND55411.13633538983.10004222-25
2021-22VAND76678.865860681505.30005628+10
2022-23VAND78738.849769761544.52007134+15
2023-24VAND82897.0771775921988.65005538+38
2024-25VAND68820.1471660761928.34006729+2
2025-26MIND74807.153769761873.72008732-4
Career 506 4913.2 365 66 416 482 1111 5.9 16 0 0 425 207 +26

Game Log

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TEAM OPP POS FPTS GS G A PTS SOG SH% PPG SHG HAT BLK PIM +/-
Apr 18, 2026 MINDALD7.8101110.000010+3
Last 1 7.8 1 0 1 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 +3

Quinn Hughes News

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Quinn Hughes Available Saturday

Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes (illness) will be in action on Saturday against the Dallas Stars, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reports. Zach Bogosian (lower body) has also been cleared to play, giving Minnesota's defense a boost. Hughes has been dealing with an illness lately and didn't suit up for the Wild's last two regular-season contests. The Olympic champion had 76 points (seven goals, 69 assists) in 74 games during the regular season, ranking as the league's fifth-highest scoring defenseman. Hughes notched 53 points (five goals, 48 assists) in 48 contests, playing an integral role for the team on both ends of the ice.
17 hours ago   
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Quinn Hughes Enters Olympics in Red-Hot Form

Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes is set to be one of the standout players at the 2026 Olympic tournament. The American blue-liner has been in great form recently, setting a new Wild record for the longest assist streak by a defenseman. Hughes has had at least one helper in 10 consecutive appearances. This has also made him the first defenseman in NHL history with an assist streak of at least 10 games in his first season with a franchise. Thanks to his impressive playmaking ability, Hughes is tied with Tampa Bay's Nikita Kucherov for the longest active point streak in the NHL. Overall, Hughes has tallied 31 assists and 34 points in 26 appearances with the Wild, averaging a massive 28:18 of ice time. He is also set to eat up a lot of ice time on Team USA's blue line, along with Columbus' Zach Werenski and Boston's Charlie McAvoy.
Feb 7   
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Quinn Hughes Records Hat Trick of Assists

Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes recorded a hat trick of assists against the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night, playing a key role in a 4-3 overtime win. Hughes set up a pair of even-strength goals in regulation and helped Kirill Kaprizov end the game on the power play in overtime. On Monday, Hughes matched Kaprizov's franchise record with a nine-game assist streak. It also ties a league record for the longest assist streak by a defenseman in their first season with a franchise. Playing in his 484th career game, Hughes reached 400 assists with his final helper. Only the legendary Bobby Orr (437 games) and Paul Coffey (464 games) have reached 400 assists with fewer games among defensemen. Hughes is truly a special player, and he's had an incredible start in Minnesota, posting 32 points (three goals, 29 assists) in 25 outings.
Feb 3   
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Quinn Hughes Makes History With Three-Assist Effort

Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes set up three goals, including Kirill Kaprizov's game-winner, in Thursday's 4-3 overtime victory against the Detroit Red Wings. The star blue-liner also helped Kaprizov net a power-play goal in the first period and assisted Mats Zuccarello early in the third frame. Amazingly, despite this being only his 20th appearance for the team, Hughes already matched a franchise record for the most three-assist games in a single season. It was his fourth hat trick of assists with the Wild. Overall, Hughes has posted 24 points (two goals, 22 assists) in 20 games since moving to Minnesota. He has finished six of his outings with multiple points, including three of the last four.
Jan 23   
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Quinn Hughes Scores in Wild Debut

Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes enjoyed a good debut for his new club on Sunday, scoring the team's fourth goal in a 6-2 victory over the Boston Bruins. Hughes fired in a wrist shot inside the first minute of the third period. The 2024 Norris Trophy winner jumped on the top power-play unit and skated with Brock Faber on the first defensive pairing, eating up 26:55 of ice time. In the game, Hughes had three shots on goal but didn't register any defensive stats. Hughes has previously shown the ability to average over a point per game, and his production is bound to improve in Minnesota, with better players surrounding him. Currently, he sits on 24 points (three goals, 21 assists) through 27 appearances.
Dec 15   
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Quinn Hughes Traded to WIld

The Minnesota Wild acquired defenseman Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks on Friday in exchange for center Marco Rossi (lower body), defenseman Zeev Buium, left wing Liam Ohgren, and a 2026 first-round pick. Due to Vancouver's poor season, Hughes' name has frequently been in trade rumors, and he will suit up for a new team this weekend. Hughes' Wild debut is expected to come on Sunday against the Boston Bruins. Even with his team struggling, Hughes has been averaging close to a point per game during the 2025-26 season. He has tallied two goals and 21 assists in 26 games. His production should improve on a better team. The 2024 Norris Trophy winner is under contract until the 2027 offseason. His arrival in Saint Paul is bad news for Brock Faber, who will have to give up his spot on the first power-play unit to Hughes.
Dec 13   
Quinn Hughes  • D  •  Canucks

Quinn Hughes Delivers Four Assists in Sunday's Win

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes finished Sunday's 6-2 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning with four assists. Hughes' playmaking helped Vancouver come back from a 2-0 deficit. With his third career four-assist game, Hughes tied Reed Larson for the fifth-most by an American defenseman. In his previous outing, the Canucks captain sent out three assists, so he has had a really good eye for a pass lately. Hughes has 16 assists in total to his name this season, putting him tied for 10th in the league. He has also tallied one goal through 15 appearances.
Nov 17   
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Quinn Hughes Back in Action Sunday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (upper body) will return to the lineup for Sunday's meeting with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650 reports. Hughes missed Friday's matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes due to an upper-body injury. The Canucks captain had three assists in his last outing and has logged at least one helper in each of his previous four appearances. In total, Hughes has posted a team-high 12 assists, adding one goal in 14 contests. On Sunday, we should see Hughes take on his normal workload on the first defensive pairing and the top power-play unit.
Nov 16   
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Quinn Hughes a Game-Time Decision Friday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (undisclosed) is considered a game-time decision for Friday's contest against the Carolina Hurricanes. After missing practice on Thursday, Hughes returned to the ice on Friday morning, but it remains uncertain whether he is healthy enough to play against Carolina. Having collected 13 points (one goal, 12 assists) in 14 games, Hughes is currently ranked 11th among all defensemen in scoring. He finished Tuesday's loss against the Winnipeg Jets with three assists and has recorded at least one helper in each of his past four appearances. If Hughes can't play on Friday night, Pierre-Olivier Joseph and Victor Mancini are the options to replace him in the lineup.
Nov 14   
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Quinn Hughes Available Monday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (lower body) will rejoin the lineup on Monday night against the Nashville Predators. The Canucks welcomed their captain back at practice on Sunday, and he is now also ready to return to game action. Hughes has missed four games with a lower-body issue. In his previous outing, Hughes had two assists against the Montreal Canadiens, bringing his points total for the season to seven (one goal, six assists) in nine games. Hughes averages a league-high 26:37 of ice time and will likely be heavily involved in Monday's game, even if it's his first one back from injury. Pierre-Olivier Joseph is expected to make way for Hughes in the lineup.
Nov 3   
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Quinn Hughes Returns to Practice Sunday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (lower body) was back at practice on Sunday. The Canucks captain has been out for four games due to a lower-body injury, but he seems to be closing in on a return to the lineup. His next opportunity to rejoin the action will be on Monday night against the Nashville Predators. Hughes boasts seven points (one goal, six assists) through nine appearances this season. Despite missing time, he remains Vancouver's fourth-highest scorer. Hughes' return to the lineup would be a major boost for the Canucks, who have lost a lot of scoring punch due to injuries.
Nov 2   
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Quinn Hughes to Remain Out Thursday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (lower body) won't play on Thursday against the St. Louis Blues, Patrick Johnstone of The Province reports. The Canucks captain will not travel with the team for the road game, marking his third consecutive absence. Hughes could be an option to return to the lineup later during the team's three-game road trip. In nine outing this season, Hughes has posted seven points (one goal, six assists). In his absence, Marcus Pettersson has joined the first defensive pairing, while Filip Hronek is skating with the first power-play unit.
Oct 29   
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Quinn Hughes Sits Out Second Consecutive Game

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (lower body) will be out for a second consecutive game on Tuesday against the New York Rangers. The star blue-liner remains day-to-day with a lower-body injury. Hughes has maintained a spot among the top-scoring defensemen in 2025-26, sitting on seven points (one goal, six assists) with nine games played. Marcus Pettersson has replaced him on Vancouver's first defensive pairing, while Tom Willander is set for his NHL debut on the third pairing against the Rangers. Hughes' next opportunity to return will come on Thursday night against the St. Louis Blues.
Oct 28   
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Quinn Hughes Day-to-Day With Lower-Body Injury

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (lower body) missed Sunday's matchup against the Edmonton Oilers and is considered day-to-day. The star blue-liner was hurt late in Saturday's game against the Montreal Canadiens. On Saturday night, Hughes collected two assists and has posted seven points (one goal, six assists) in nine games this season. He's a big miss from the back, although the Canucks still managed to beat Edmonton 4-3 in overtime on Sunday. Victor Mancini entered the lineup but made an early exit due to an undisclosed injury. The Canucks may now have to look for alternative options if Hughes isn't ready to return on Tuesday against the New York Rangers.
Oct 27   
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Quinn Hughes Still Out On Tuesday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (undisclosed) will remain sidelined on Tuesday against the Montreal Canadiens, marking his fourth consecutive absence. However, he is making progress, and Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet told reporters on Monday that Hughes is getting closer to a return. "He's progressing, and he could surprise us any time when he's ready to go," Tocchet said. "I'm not saying he's going to be in the lineup tomorrow. It's coming; I just don't know when." The Canucks will complete a back-to-back on Wednesday against the Calgary Flames. Filip Hronek and Tyler Myers have received increased power-play time during Hughes' absence. Hronek has been more productive of the two, recording four assists over the past three games.
Mar 11, 2025   
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Quinn Hughes Not Playing On Wednesday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (undisclosed) will not be in the starting lineup on Wednesday evening when the Cancuks face the Anaheim Ducks. Hughes sustained an injury during their previous game on Saturday evening. Hughes was sidelined for six games in February and may have faced a setback. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor his status. Over his previous three games, he tallied just one point (a helper) while holding a -5 rating. Before his injury, Hughes tallied an impressive 17 points (six goals, 11 assists) over 13 games. During this span, he logged 15 blocked shots with 27 shots on goal. With Hughes sitting out this evening, fantasy managers should expect Elias Pettersson to draw into the starting lineup and Tyler Myers to move up to the top power-play unit.
Mar 5, 2025   
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Quinn Hughes Set To Be Evaluated

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (undisclosed) is set to undergo further evaluation. The defenseman "tweaked something" during their loss to the Seattle Kraken on Saturday evening. The 25-year-old logged just over 20 minutes of ice time and was given more rest during the final frame. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor his status leading up to their next contest on Wednesday evening. The defenseman also missed time earlier this month with an oblique injury. Before his injury, Hughes was enjoying an impressive stretch as he tallied 14 points (six goals, eight helpers) over his previous 10 contests. If the defenseman suffered a setback, Elias Pettersson or Victor Mancini will likely draw back into the starting lineup.
Mar 2, 2025   
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Quinn Hughes Tallies Game-Winning Helper In Return

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (oblique) tallied a game-winning primary assist in his return on Wednesday evening. Hughes has been sidelined over their previous six contests due to an oblique injury. However, the defenseman saw his typical workload as he logged over 21 minutes of ice time and over three minutes on the power play. The 25-year-old logged one hit and added two shots on goal. He was able to set up Connor Garland on the game-winner in overtime to seal the victory. This also extended his point streak to an impressive nine games. Before his injury, Hughes tallied 12 points (five goals, seven helpers) over his last eight games while logging 21 shots on goal. Fantasy managers should view Hughes as a must-start player in all formats and a top pick in DFS on Thursday when he faces the Anaheim Ducks.
Feb 27, 2025   
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Quinn Hughes May Return On Wednesday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (oblique) has been labeled a game-time decision for Wednesday's matchup against the Los Angeles Kings. An oblique injury has kept Hughes sidelined for six games, and he wasn't able to play for Team USA in the 4 Nations Face-Off. However, he appears to have made strides in his recovery recently and may be back in action against the Kings. Despite sitting out the entire month so far, Hughes remains the third-highest scorer among defensemen with 49 points (14 goals, 45 assists) in 47 appearances. He has also done his bit defensively, averaging nearly one block per game.
Feb 26, 2025   
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Quinn Hughes Not Expected To Play On Saturday

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes (oblique) is not expected to play on Saturday when the Canucks travel to Vegas to face the Golden Knights. Hughes missed the entire 4 Nations Face-Off Tournament and the previous four contests leading up to it. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor the 25-year-old's status leading up to their next contest on Sunday evening in Utah. Fantasy managers should expect Elias Pettersson to continue to take his spot in the starting lineup and play on the bottom pairing alongside Carson Soucy. Before his injury, Hughes was riding an eight-game point streak. During this stretch, the 25-year-old found the back of the net five times and added seven helpers. Overall, Hughes has tallied 59 points in 47 games and remains a must-start defenseman when healthy.
Feb 22, 2025   
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