""Honestly, I'm not afraid to say it... Eventually, I'd love to play with him," the 24-year-old centerman told reporters at the NHL's Player Media Tour on Tuesday. "Whether that's in New Jersey... At some point, I want to play with Quinn. That's the question going around. They talk all day about it up in Vancouver. I'd love to play with Quinn at some point.""
"Quinn's current contract with the Canucks is set to expire in 2027, while Jack is locked in with the Devils until 2030, hence the subtle pitch to have his older sibling fly East instead of the other way around. And despite their younger brother, Luke, currently being a restricted free agent, Jack is confident he'll return to New Jersey, where the pair have teamed up for the last two seasons."
""This franchise cannot afford to lose a guy like Quinn Hughes and we will do everything we can to keep him here." Jim Rutherford speaks on Quinn Hughes' future with the Canucks pic.twitter.com/2DGIUVtVLw - Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) April 21, 2025 "You know, he said before he wants to play with his brothers, and that would be partly out of our control [but] in our control if we brought his brothers here," Rutherford said when asked about Quinn's upcoming extension eligibility. "So there's many moving parts here.""
Jack Hughes publicly stated he would like to play with his brother Quinn at some point, acknowledging the conversation around that possibility in Vancouver. Quinn's contract with the Canucks runs through 2027, while Jack is under contract with the Devils until 2030, creating a natural incentive for Quinn to move east. Jack expressed confidence that younger brother Luke, currently a restricted free agent, wants to stay in New Jersey and will sign there. Canucks president Jim Rutherford emphasized the franchise will do everything to keep Quinn and noted many moving parts, including the option of bringing Quinn's brothers to Vancouver.
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