The Minnesota Wild took on the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday night. This was a notable contest, as it marked the first time that Quinn Hughes played in Vancouver as a visiting player. Many were wondering how the crowd would react…

Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes reflected on receiving a mixed reception from Vancouver Canucks fans during his first game back as a visitor. The Canucks played a tribute video that drew both boos and cheers from the crowd. Hughes stated afterward that he was proud of his six-and-a-half years in Vancouver and appreciated the cheers he received.
During the game, Vancouver fans aimed chants of "he's not signing" at Hughes, who is scheduled to become a free agent next summer. Despite the mixed reactions, Hughes scored a power-play goal during the second period to aid Minnesota's victory, simultaneously recording his 500th career NHL point.
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