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Quinn Hughes Isn’t Sweating Contract Talks with the Wild, Doesn’t See the Season Start as a Deadline

Hughes said talks with Bill Guerin are ongoing as the Wild seek to keep the 26-year-old defenseman after a 53-point debut season.

  • Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes opened training camp on Thursday, entering the final year of his contract with a $7.85 million salary cap hit.
  • Hughes expressed no stress about timing, noting that forward Kirill Kaprizov did not sign his extension until September 30 last year, citing the precedent to justify his measured approach.
  • While speculation exists about joining his brothers in New Jersey, Hughes affirmed his commitment to Minnesota. Forward Marcus Foligno advised that reuniting with siblings is "best when it's toward the end of the career."
  • General Manager Bill Guerin stated he remains "real comfortable with where we are," citing ongoing positive conversations with Hughes about a potential extension.
  • Since arriving in a December trade from Vancouver, Hughes set a franchise defenseman record with 53 points and helped the Wild secure its first playoff series victory in 11 years.
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The Bakersfield CalifornianThe Bakersfield Californian
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Quinn Hughes isn't sweating contract talks with the Wild, doesn't see the season start as a deadline

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Quinn Hughes unwound after an especially eventful hockey season with the usual retreat to his lake home in Michigan, soaking up the summer with his brothers and their friends.

·Bakersfield, United States
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Quinn Hughes doesn’t see ‘any issues’ as Wild camp begins

The star defenseman, who can e a free agent on July 1, said there is no rush for him to sign a contract extension: "I don’t feel stressed to do something before the season."

·Saint Paul, United States
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Washington Times broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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