At the moment, Hughes is drinking his opponent’s milkshake, and on Thursday night, that dynamic was especially apparent. Hughes was laughing after blocking shots, he was barking at young Kings star defender Brandt Clarke and he had the entirety of the game on a string.

For the sixth straight game, the Canucks conceded the game’s first goal. Despite that stat, though, they’ve managed to win some games along the way, and tonight was no exception!

Quinn Hughes' Historic Performance Leads Canucks To 5-1 Victory Over The Ducks Canucks Quinn Hughes & Filip Hronek Remain One Of The NHL's Elite Defensive Pairs As mentioned, Hughes continues to reach career benchmarks at speeds rarely seen in NHL history.

We’re not going to win any local journalism awards for another article on just how amazing Quinn Hughes is as a hockey player. That cat is firmly out of the bag.

Quinn Hughes joined some elite company as the Vancouver Canucks cruised to an easy 5-1 over the Anaheim Ducks.

Playoff level physicality took center stage on Thursday night as the Los Angeles Kings fell to the Vancouver Canucks, 4-2. Unfortunately for the Kings, they not only lost the game, but also likely some manpower in the short term.