Nicolas Aube-Kubel’s NHL dream fizzled, but he’s heading overseas to Dinamo Minsk—after splitting time with the Wild and their AHL squad. Meanwhile, Quinn Hughes’ future is heating up: while Nick Foligno thinks he’ll re-sign in Minnesota, family’s calling louder than a championship—especially with the Devils eyeing a historic trio of Hughes brothers on one roster. Expect short-term deals and strategic flexibility as teams navigate his next move.

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Quinn Hughes is poised to re-sign with the Wild—but likely on a short-term deal, maxing out at three years. The real motivator? Reuniting with his brothers, especially as Luke Hughes is already in New Jersey, making the Devils a serious contender to bring all three together. Minnesota might snag Quinn while Jack’s contract lasts, but assembling the whole Hughes family on one team feels unlikely. For Quinn, playing with his siblings could outweigh winning—much like the Tkachuk brothers’ dynamic. A short-term pact also gives him leverage to move if things don’t click, and the Wild flexibility to trade him later without being stuck with a top-tier salary. While Nick Foligno’s optimism about Hughes staying in Minnesota holds water, the real story is how long he’ll stay—and where he might go next.

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Quinn Hughes is likely to re-sign with Minnesota on a short-term deal, prioritizing flexibility to eventually play with his brothers — especially as New Jersey eyes a historic trio of Hughes siblings. With Jack’s contract looming and Luke already locked in, Minnesota’s best bet is to keep Quinn short-term, letting him chase family unity — just like Brady Tkachuk did — while New Jersey quietly plots the ultimate Hughes family reunion.

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