This Is EXACTLY What Wild Fans Needed to Hear...

I want to talk about what Jack Hughes said first, because he spoke out a lot earlier today with Quinn.

He was only speaking out about an hour or so ago at this point.

And Jack Hughes had a lot to say.

He started off with this.

I think people think we're just at home all day, just talking about it.

We're not.

We're enjoying the summer.

That's what summer's for.

Go get away from it and enjoy yourself.

So Jack Hughes kind of responded to a lot of questions as if, the brothers were talking about what the plan is going to be for this next season, and I think a lot of people thought that was exactly the case, that all it was was conversations between Jack, Luke, and Quinn surrounding the future of Quinn, but that was not the case.

You know, they've certainly spoken about it, but Jack said, you know, it's just not at all what this you know this family has been doing they want to relax they want to enjoy it especially after probably one of the busiest times of their lives let alone careers with the olympics uh you know all of that playing through and especially for quinn when going to the olympics getting traded all of that and they want to take some time to just relax and enjoy it but jack did speak about quinn himself he said yeah i think that you know we've always wanted to play with each other Winning in Milan was unbelievable, you know, an unbelievable feat that we could do together, but I don't think he's going to sacrifice what's best for him for us to play together.

I mean, we'll see.

We'll see what he does.

Jack made a pretty prominent point here that Quinn's just not going to leave wherever to go play with his brothers.

He's not going to do that.

He wants to make sure the best opportunity is there for him and for the rest of his family as well.

But keep in mind, these guys are very young.

I really do not think that whatever Quinn does on this contract will have an impact on if they play together or not in their careers.

Because keep in mind, Quinn uses 26.

Let's theoretically say he signs an eight-year deal, which probably will not happen.

He'll be 32.

He will be 32 years old, and all of his other brothers will be younger.

There is still lots of time for them to play together, especially considering Olympic teams and international games.

So, you know, like Jack Hughes said, an incredible feat, but he's not going to go sacrifice what he has right now for that to happen.

And when being asked, and there's a lot of conversation going about the Kachuk brothers, and this is what Jack Hughes said, if they were kind of envious of them being able to play the together no not at all because there's so much that goes into play right Brady's making 8.1 I mean that's much easier contract to move me and Luke are playing together Matthew and Brady are now playing together it's much easier for two brothers to play together than three and then on top of that Quinn is one of the best players in the league and has a huge deal that's going to be coming and yeah I'm happy for Matthew and Brady because I know uh you know how much fun they'll have together I get that you know I get to do that with Luke I'm excited for them so Once again, Jack Hughes kind of saying this is likely not going to happen, folks.