New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald responded to Jack Hughes’ recent comments about wanting to play with his brother, Quinn Hughes, in the NHL. Quinn is in fifth year of his six-year $47.

When the New Jersey Devils drafted Jack Hughes first overall back in the 2019 Draft, the team and fans alike thought they were getting a top-tier NHL center to join the likes of Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon,

Jack Hughes is a helluva player, and he’s got six goals in six games, including two spectacular ones against the Oilers. But as the Edmonton Journal’s Jim Matheson responded to Herman’s on-line comment: “Better than Draisaitl? A four-time 50 goal scorer, scoring champ and Hart winner. Put that Jersey Devils jersey back in closet.”

Today, New Jersey Devils forward Jack Hughes and defenseman Luke Hughes announced the launch of Hughes Brothers’ Pucks & Pages, a multi-year reading program developed in partnership with JAG Physical Therapy and Hockey in New Jersey designed to promote literacy among New Jersey’s youth. For more information, visit newjerseydevils.com/pucksandpages.

Jack Hughes scored a beautiful goal at the Devils' home opener. Too bad his dad missed it, as he was busy watching the Vancouver Canucks.