NHL Rumors Heat Up: Could Quinn Hughes’ Standoff with the Minnesota Wild Spark a Shocking Twist?
“I mean, today is Tuesday. Season starts on Thursday. So we’ll see.” Hughes said to reporters on Tuesday. As Joe Smith of The Athletic added, Hughes has not told anyone he is uncomfortable having talks during the season. He is ready to go no matter what.
Quinn Hughes has not said anything bad about the organization, his teammates, and his general manager. He is excited to get things going despite Brock Faber‘s serious injury. However, this is a big decision for him. He has been eligible for an extension since July 1st as he enters the final year of his deal, which pays $7.85 million a season. The second-best defenseman in the NHL will be getting a raise.
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