On Monday, a Devils fan page posted on X (formerly Twitter) an image of Hughes skating with a stick on the Prudential Center ice. A team source confirmed to NJ Advance Media that Hughes is, in fact, back to skating with a stick — which is a very positive sign considering his injury.

The New Jersey Devils desperately need Jack Hughes in the lineup. A new report has brought more positivity surrounding his injury than fans have had in a long time.

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The Devils came in second place for Quinn Hughes. The 26-year-old superstar Canucks defenseman — who is brothers with Devils players Jack and Luke Hughes — was shockingly dealt to the Minnesota Wild on Friday. Going to Vancouver in the deal is Marco Rossi, Zeev Buium, Liam Ohgren and a first round pick, Sportsnet insider Elliotte Friedman reported.

Though they didn’t land Hughes, the Devils still gained something from the saga coming to an end: clarity. New Jersey is injury-riddled and in need of reinforcements as it drops in the standings. Now, Fitzgerald does not have to worry about preserving potential cap space or trade chips for a Hughes package this season.

The New Jersey Devils need to change the narrative quick as they’ve played sub-.500 hockey for over a month now. They desperately need Jack Hughes back.

It came as a surprise to many that Quinn Hughes did not end up in New Jersey with his brothers, Jack and Luke.

Normally referred to as "the Hughes Bowl," December of 2025's matchup between the New Jersey Devils and the Vancouver Canucks was a completely different game th