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The Minnesota Wild traded for Quinn Hughes, a move that reshapes their defense and the Central Division’s balance.
Hughes, 26, is regarded as one of the league’s top defensemen and will join a cluster of elite players in the Central Division.
Minnesota paid a high price, sending Rossi, Buium, Ohgren, and a 2026 first-round pick to acquire Hughes.
The deal places Hughes among the NHL’s premier defensemen and heights expectations for Minnesota’s season.
The trade adds to a Central Division already featuring elite defensemen and strong teams in Colorado and Dallas.
The move signals Minnesota’s belief their championship window is open this season.
Hughes’ arrival is expected to increase Minnesota’s impact on both ends of the ice this season.
The trade’s ripple effects extend beyond Minnesota as Central Division teams recalibrate against new competition.
The deal was described as a blockbuster by THN, underscoring its significance for both teams.

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sports10h ago

The Minnesota Wild won a blockbuster trade for Quinn Hughes, sending multiple assets to Vancouver in exchange for the star defenseman.
New Jersey reportedly offered a package including top prospects, but could not match the Wild’s bounty.
The trade shifts the Devils’ focus to preserving cap space and finding reinforcements for an injury-plagued roster.
Quinn Hughes remains unsigned in 2025, with Minnesota positioned to offer an eight-year extension if he stays.
New Jersey has numerous injuries, including Jack Hughes, and is seeking upgrades to its forward group.
The Devils’ president of hockey operations, Tom Fitzgerald, must balance cap space and potential chips for future trades.
The Devils face a need to bolster the forward group as they navigate a competitive Metro Division.
The trade decision provides clarity for the Devils as they manage their long-term roster plan.

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The Canucks placed Lukas Reichel on waivers to clear roster space after a blockbuster trade on Friday.
Reichel, a 23-year-old forward, was acquired from Chicago for a fourth-round pick on Oct. 25.
In 188 career games, Reichel has 22 goals and 37 assists entering this season.
The Canucks needed roster space after adding Marco Rossi, Liam Ohgren, and Zeev Buium for Quinn Hughes.
Penguins defenseman Matt Dumba cleared waivers and was assigned to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in the same waiver activity.
Dumba is 31 years old and carries a $3.75-million AAV, with one goal and two assists in 11 games for Pittsburgh this season.
The Canucks traded for Hughes, aiming to bolster their forward group ahead of a busy schedule.
The report includes multiple headlines and links to ongoing NHL coverage on Sportsnet.
The development reflects ongoing waiver activity as teams adjust rosters mid-season.

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