Current Season
GP
30
W-L-OTL
15-13-1
GAA
3.20
SV%
.882
SO
0
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$6.00M
Total Value
$36.00M
Expires
6 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
The Devils wrap up Jakub Malek's brief NHL practice stint by returning the young Czech netminder to the Utica Comets after he filled in per Olympic rules while Jacob Markstrom chased medals with Sweden in Milan. Malek logged two sessions with the big club, giving the squad a taste of his potential amid the Olympic roster crunch.
Hockey fans buzz over Team USA's Quinn Hughes seemingly seeing ghosts during his overtime heroics against Sweden in the Olympic quarterfinals, a moment that's gone viral from Milan Cortina. The Vancouver Canucks captain, who's been a point-per-game machine all tournament, pulled off a dazzling spin-o-rama backhand that left Jacob Markstrom frozen and social media exploding.
Team USA scraped by Sweden in overtime thanks to Quinn Hughes' clutch wrist shot, but anyone who's been around these locker rooms knows they dodged a bullet against a Tre Kronor squad that pulled Markstrom late and nearly stole it. With NHL stars like Hellebuyck standing tall and Larkin opening the scoring, the Americans head into Friday's semifinal against Slovakia carrying some baggage from the prelims that could sink medal hopes.
The Devils edged the Red Wings 4-3 in a game that boiled over with 47 hits and post-whistle shoves setting the stage for chaos at the buzzer. Seven penalties rained down in the final seconds, including roughing calls, a misconduct on Dylan Larkin, and Jacob Markstrom leaving his crease, but the real fireworks erupted after the horn with punches flying between the benches.
Quinn Hughes channels his Vancouver captaincy into overtime wizardry, rifling a wrist shot past Jacob Markstrom to punch Team USA's ticket out of the quarterfinals against a gritty Sweden squad. With Dylan Larkin chipping in a goal and Connor Hellebuyck stonewalling 28 shots, the Americans survive a late Mika Zibanejad equalizer that had everyone on edge. Hughes' tournament assist streak now rivals legends like Brian Leetch, and as the U.S.
Quinn Hughes channels that Vancouver captaincy magic with an overtime snipe that punches Team USA's ticket out of the Olympic quarterfinals against a gritty Sweden squad. Dylan Larkin tips in a Jack Hughes rocket earlier to give the Americans the edge, but Mika Zibanejad claws one back late with Jacob Markstrom yanked for the extra attacker. Hughes, already tying legends like Brian Leetch for U.S.