New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes has been on fire in the NHL since winning gold at the Olympics. And yet, the New Jersey Devils are likely to miss the playoffs, and another year of injury trouble played a role.
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Hughes, the guy who scored the golden goal for the team USA.
Hughes, the guy who scored the golden goal for the team USA.
He says that puck that he scored on, Jordan Binnington, belongs to him, not the Hockey Hall of Fame, where it’s currently residing in Toronto.
He says that puck that he scored on, Jordan Binnington, belongs to him, not the Hockey Hall of Fame, where it’s currently residing in Toronto.
Drew, is he right?
Drew, is he right?
The, the hockey players who score the goal, is it their right to keep the puck?
The, the hockey players who score the goal, is it their right to keep the puck?
All right.
All right.
So I love Jack Hughes, everything about him, love his swag, the way he plays, the patriotism he showed, the dating of Tate McRae.
So I love Jack Hughes, everything about him, love his swag, the way he plays, the patriotism he showed, the dating of Tate McRae.
I’ve got a card coming here.
I’ve got a card coming here.
The date- Yeah.
The date- Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, the dating of Tate McRae.
Yeah, yeah, the dating of Tate McRae.
I mean, I am a Jack Hughes- Yes super fan here now, but I disagree with him on this take.
I mean, I am a Jack Hughes- Yes super fan here now, but I disagree with him on this take.
I think just the history of hockey, I mean, I think Crosby’s is in the Hall of Fame, right?
I think just the history of hockey, I mean, I think Crosby’s is in the Hall of Fame, right?
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
So I just think it belongs in the Hall of Fame.
So I just think it belongs in the Hall of Fame.
so that is one area I disagree with him, and I think that puck belongs in Toronto.
so that is one area I disagree with him, and I think that puck belongs in Toronto.
Yeah.
Yeah.
As far as I know, the puck technically, or actually not even technically, it literally belongs to the IIHF, and they can do with it what they want, and they decided to give it to the Hall of Fame.
As far as I know, the puck technically, or actually not even technically, it literally belongs to the IIHF, and they can do with it what they want, and they decided to give it to the Hall of Fame.
I, I agree with you, Drew, on this.
I, I agree with you, Drew, on this.
I love everything about Jack Hughes.
I love everything about Jack Hughes.
but it’s better for the game and frankly USA Hockey, and just, you know, hockey in America for that puck to be either in the Hall of Fame or I’m sure, you know, they might bring it out to events.
but it’s better for the game and frankly USA Hockey, and just, you know, hockey in America for that puck to be either in the Hall of Fame or I’m sure, you know, they might bring it out to events.
The Hall of Fame obviously goes to different places.
The Hall of Fame obviously goes to different places.
you know, they were at the World Juniors, for example, with displays.
you know, they were at the World Juniors, for example, with displays.
It’s better for kids, fans, the next generation, whoever, to get a chance to see that puck rather than him having it, like, at his house where only close friends and family would ever see it.
It’s better for kids, fans, the next generation, whoever, to get a chance to see that puck rather than him having it, like, at his house where only close friends and family would ever see it.
Se- second question.
Se- second question.
If someone If it did belong to a player on Team USA, should it belong to Jack Hughes or Connor Hellebuyck?
If someone If it did belong to a player on Team USA, should it belong to Jack Hughes or Connor Hellebuyck?
Jack Hughes.
Jack Hughes.
Okay.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah, Jack Hughes- Yeah, he, he- ’cause he’s the one that actually scored he, he shot it.
Yeah, yeah, Jack Hughes- Yeah, he, he- ’cause he’s the one that actually scored he, he shot it.
I mean, yeah.
I mean, yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Obviously.
Obviously.
Yeah.
Yeah.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Look at Ryan trying to grow the game of hockey in America.
Look at Ryan trying to grow the game of hockey in America.
I love that.
I love that.
That was a good point.
That was a good point.
Always.
Always.
That was a good point.
That was a good point.
Hellebuyck, Hellebuyck can take the He can He should’ve cut off some of the net.
Hellebuyck, Hellebuyck can take the He can He should’ve cut off some of the net.
The net.
The net.
Yeah, like basket- Do it basketball style basketball, basketball style.
Yeah, like basket- Do it basketball style basketball, basketball style.
I love it.
I love it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He should- Yeah he should cut off some of the, the netting.
He should- Yeah he should cut off some of the, the netting.
Well, he keeps the, You know, he, he stole the hearts of all the Canadians.
Well, he keeps the, You know, he, he stole the hearts of all the Canadians.
So Helle- There you go so.
So Helle- There you go so.
All right.
All right.
‘Cause that net is probably in some swamp in the- Milan outskirts at this point.
‘Cause that net is probably in some swamp in the- Milan outskirts at this point.
Next to the rink.
Next to the rink.
There you go.
There you go.
Just next to the rink.
Just next to the rink.
All right.
All right.
Well, listen up.
Well, listen up.
come to Toronto.
come to Toronto.
Come see the puck and, you know, come see us on our next episode of The Big Show.
Come see the puck and, you know, come see us on our next episode of The Big Show.
For Drew Shore and Ryan Kennedy, I’m Michael Traikos.
For Drew Shore and Ryan Kennedy, I’m Michael Traikos.
This was The Big Show, brought to you by The Hockey News.
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We’ll see you next time.
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