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Minnesota’s minutes man: Quinn Hughes eating up playoff ice time
- Quinn Hughes played a career-high 43 minutes and 47 seconds in the Minnesota Wild's Game 3 playoff match against the Dallas Stars, showing strong endurance on the ice.
- Since joining the Minnesota Wild through a December trade, Hughes has consistently been on the ice whenever the puck is in play.
- Wild head coach John Hynes expressed no concern over Hughes’ heavy playing time, citing his exceptional physical conditioning and determination.
- Although Hughes is not very talkative, he speaks meaningfully when he does contribute, according to coach Hynes.
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Minnesota’s minutes man: Quinn Hughes eating up playoff ice time
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