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Jack Hughes Calls Mid-Game Injury Joke 'Weird' and Leaves Interview

Hughes called the remark a weird joke after ESPN analyst A.J. Mleczko referenced his finger injury during the first intermission interview.

  • On Thursday, October 1, 2026, New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes ended an on-ice interview with ESPN analyst A.J. Mleczko at the Prudential Center in Newark after she made a joke about his injury history.
  • Mleczko's comment about using 'plastic cutlery' referenced a November 2025 incident where Hughes required surgery after cutting his finger on broken glass during a dinner in Chicago with Barstool's Frank 'The Tank' Fleming.
  • Responding to the remark, Hughes said, "Let's wrap you in bubble wrap and use plastic cutlery this year, that sound good?" before calling it a "weird joke" and skating away.
  • Minutes later, Hughes scored the overtime goal to secure a 3-2 victory for the Devils against the Philadelphia Flyers. The team's social media account highlighted his performance following the exchange.
  • This performance echoed Hughes's heroics at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, where he scored the overtime goal to win Team USA its first gold medal since 1980.
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There was an awkward moment during the halftime interview. The reporter tried to joke with Jack Hughes. The New Jersey Devils star interrupted and walked away.

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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