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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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Coleman and his father Rusty shared a rare face-to-face time during the Flames' road trip despite ongoing trade and family considerations.
Rusty Coleman called the moment a microcosm of life, highlighting the balance of family and career.
Blake Coleman noted the trip offered time to slow down amid home life and growing family responsibilities.
Rusty and Blake's mom Sandy planned a Hawaii trip, but dates overlapped with the Flames’ schedule, causing adjustments.
The dads trip is described as a gift and a rare opportunity for personal connection amid a demanding season.
Coleman welcomed the chance to slow time and reconnect with family during a high-stakes season.
The article notes Charlie, the couple’s newborn, was close to arrival during the Dad’s trip.
Blake Coleman previously played for New Jersey and was traded to Tampa Bay before landing with the Flames.
Rusty and Blake’s mother Sandy planned a separate trip, illustrating the family’s travel juggling during a busy season.
The piece emphasizes the value of family time and appreciation for the opportunity to spend time together.
The article frames the dad’s trip as both a bonding moment and a reflection of life beyond hockey.

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