A turbulent offseason has cast doubt on the long-term future of captain Quinn Hughes' tenure with the Vancouver Canucks.

The Vancouver Canucks missed the playoffs this season and it seems as though they will head back to the drawing board in ...

Quinn Hughes acknowledged that one person alone can't make the organization successful, but he still feels obliged, considering the trust the Canucks have placed in him. Hughes admitted that this ...

That stands as third on the Canucks in scoring, but well below what is expected for the highest-paid player on the roster. Quinn Hughes has delt with injuries, but is still far and away the best ...

Quinn Hughes doesn't take his responsibilities as captain lightly. The Vancouver Canucks defenseman admitted Wednesday the pressure that comes with the "C" has, at times, been a lot to handle this ...

Hughes had a helper on the Canucks' first and fifth goals in a chaotic third period. This was Hughes' third two-assist effort over the last six games, though he's been held off the scoresheet in ...

The Vancouver Canucks became the first team in NHL history ... Stars at American Airlines Center on Tuesday, and defenseman Quinn Hughes' advanced stats played a big part in the comeback.

The Vancouver Canucks are in Dallas tonight and mathematical ... In Part II we’ll get into why the club regressed this season, Quinn Hughes’ future, the blue-line surplus and whether Elias ...

Whenever anyone talks about timelines as they pertain to the current Vancouver Canucks, all the timelines seem to centre around Quinn Hughes. And with good reason. Hughes isn’t just the best ...

McLean Trophy. For the first time in franchise history, a defenceman will finish the season as the Canucks’ leading scorer, as Quinn Hughes has far outpaced every forward on the team.

The Canucks have opened up the voting for the awards, with the voting closing on April 8. But let’s be honest: the voting seems like a formality. Every single award should simply be given to Quinn ...

When/where: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Rogers Arena TV: Sportsnet Pacific. Radio: Sportsnet 650 The buzz: And then there were two to pass. The St. Louis Blues keep winning, the Calgary Flames won’t go away ...