Juice (Jared McCann)

Minnesota kind of started with that as a defenseman.

Alexander Daigle, the Daigle, was on with game notes yesterday.

And he said to those guys that Quinn Hughes is playing too much.

I see what he's saying.

I also see that that's just what he's so used to.

But at this point, like with how physical Colorado's been, do you think you try to lower his minutes or you really can't with Brodino?

I saw the clip online.

I didn't know who it was.

Yep.

um I don't know that that's tricky it's the same conversation with McDavid and Drysaddle like they play too much but like I'd rather take McDavid and Drysaddle at 50 percent than anyone on the bottom six so I don't know like Quinn Hughes like I watch Quinn Hughes as he gets tired at the end of a shift yeah like sometimes he'll he doesn't have the juice to get it get away from a guy because he's so good at escaping four checkers and

When a guy comes to him and he doesn't have a passing lane, he can quick turn, quick turn, quick turn, see you later, bud.

And he loses that ability as the shifts go on.

But I've watched this series, and I don't think that hurt him.

And I watched him a lot in the Olympics because I thought, what's the difference with this U.S.

team from four nations to the Olympics?

And it was only Quinn Hughes.

And everybody thought that the U.S.

team had the best decor at Four Nations and the best decor at the Olympics.

So now all of a sudden you insert this guy to the best decor, but he plays monster minutes.

Like, how is that going to affect all the other guys around him when he's out there so much?