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NHL rumors: Quinn Hughes wanted to be traded to Red Wings before Wild deal

The biggest trade of the year so far in the NHL was the movement of Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild, in exchange for Marco Rossi, Liam Ohgren, Zeev Buium, and a 2026 first-round pick.

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3 Minnesota Wild potential trade targets after Quinn Hughes deal

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Quinn Hughes trade grades: Who won huge Canucks-Wild deal?

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Rangers trade tiers: With New York looking like a seller, who could be on the move?

The New York Rangers’ management group, led by team president and general manager Chris Drury, is still mulling how to handle the NHL’s March 6 trade deadline, as The Athletic detailed last week.

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'It's a burn the boats year again': Oilers in market for depth scoring, d-man, NHL insider says

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Ottawa Senators GM Steve Staios scouts Canucks trade targets in Montreal

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NHL Rumors: 3 Oilers Who Could Sign Extensions Next

Roslovic is certainly a contract extension candidate to watch from the Oilers.

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Blues rumors: St. Louis willing to trade ‘almost all of their players’

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Edmonton Oilers re-sign top AHL scoring prospect to cheap two-year contract

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Quinn Hughes’ Early Numbers With The Wild Show He Wasn’t The Problem In Vancouver

Quinn Hughes’ early impact with the Wild reveals how much he is driving play in Minnesota and raises questions about the Canucks’ struggles.

Marathon road trip helps Quinn Hughes adjust to life with Wild

For Hughes, spending half of his first month in a Wild sweater on the road may have actually been a benefit as he adjusted to life and hockey in green and red.

Hughes Bowl 3: Quinn, Jack and Luke Hughes face off for the first time in Minnesota

The Hughes brothers are the second American family to have three siblings appear in the same game. Their third matchup is in a new venue.

Game Day Notebook: Ottawa Senators Host Last-Place Canucks Amidst Trade Chatter

A loss to the NHL's last-place team that's in part two of a back-to-back situation would not be well received in Ottawa.