Quinn, Jack, and Luke are the first American family in the NHL to have three siblings drafted in the first round. As the Vancouver Canucks host the New Jersey Devils, it is set to be the first time that all three brothers play in the same game. According to the NHL, this is the second time an American family has played with three brothers. So, in the lead-up to the upcoming game, the brothers discussed the importance of family and shared their thoughts on the match.

The Hughes brothers are not outsiders to making history. All three were drafted in the first round, and each brother was selected in the top seven. I would say that they have made their names known throughout the whole league. All three are extremely talented and competitive. Jack and Quinn have established their stardom, and Luke is not far behind them. Since they were kids, all three have looked up to one another. Each is inspired by the others’ specialty, which makes these brothers special.

The brothers had similar impressions of the Devils v. Canucks game. In the NHL, it is rare for brothers alone to play in the same game, so for three brothers to be playing in the exact same match, it is remarkable. All three expressed how much of a dream it was for them to play against and with each other. Jack said in a recent interview, “You’re in the basement, hanging out, playing, but you never really think it’s going to become a reality.” They were filled with all sorts of emotion. As Quinn claimed, “It is definitely exhilarating and unforgettable.” This is the first of many games to come for the three Hughes brothers, as you can see this should be viewed as a celebration.

Family is important to the Hughes brothers. They all praise each other, which reflects the hard work they’ve put in to achieve this milestone. As competitive siblings, they are eager to showcase their talent in the league.