Quinn Hughes Extension Talks Heat Up with Minnesota
Quinn Hughes and the Minnesota Wild are reportedly moving towards a contract extension, with a cap hit of at least $17 million. The deal is expected to be a three-year deal, with Hughes set to sign soon.
What's Next for Quinn Hughes?
Quinn Hughes, the talented defenseman for the Minnesota Wild, is reportedly close to signing a contract extension with the team. According to sources, the deal is expected to carry a cap hit of at least $17 million, with Hughes set to sign a three-year deal.
Why This Matters for Quinn Hughes
The extension talks come as the Wild look to bolster their blue line, with Hughes being a key part of their defensive core. The 24-year-old defenseman has been a key contributor to the team's success, and his extension will be a major boost to their chances of making a deep playoff run.
The Current State of the NHL
The NHL offseason has been quiet, but there are still plenty of moves being made. The Boston Bruins have a crowded blue line, with 10 NHL-capable defensemen on the roster. The team is expected to make some moves to clear up space, but for now, they are taking a wait-and-see approach.
Other NHL News
The Buffalo Sabres are reportedly still in on Connor Hellebuyck, with the goalie's willingness to go there being a major factor in the team's decision. The Hurricanes are also interested in Hellebuyck, but it remains to be seen who will ultimately land the goalie.
The Panthers Make a Move
The Florida Panthers have signed Lars Eller to a contract, with the 37-year-old forward expected to bring a veteran presence to the team. Eller won the 2018 Stanley Cup with the Washington Capitals and spent last season with Brady Tkachuk in Ottawa.
The Oilers Sign a Forward
The Edmonton Oilers have signed forward Colton Dach to a two-year extension, with the 23-year-old expected to bring a scoring touch to the team. Dach had two goals and two assists in eight regular-season games with the Oilers after being acquired at the trade deadline.
Bruins Offseason Schedule
The Boston Bruins have a busy offseason ahead of them, with rookie camp opening on September 11 and training camp opening on September 16. The team will look to make some moves to clear up space on the blue line, but for now, they are taking a wait-and-see approach.