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Jack Hughes reiterated that he’s honored the Olympic gold puck is in the Hockey Hall of Fame, after previously questioning why the Hall possesses the puck and suggesting it should belong to him and Megan Keller. He said he’s focused on playing, while the IIHF and Hall defended the display as preserving defining Olympic moments and artifacts donated since 1998.
Barry Petchesky weighs who should own the puck that decided Olympic hockey, noting it’s currently housed in the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto; Hughes wants it, but the Hall appears to hold ownership, making the puck a celebrated, unresolved symbol of the victory.
Jack Hughes fired up Team USA via a group-chat message before their World Baseball Classic quarterfinal against Canada, a gesture confirmed by manager Mark DeRosa as the Americans navigate a tense path to the knockout rounds.
Jack Hughes notched his fourth career hat trick as the New Jersey Devils defeated the New York Rangers 6-3 at Prudential Center, aided by a perfect 3-for-3 on the power play and a late third-period surge that included an empty-netter; Nico Hischier scored the go-ahead goal in the third as New Jersey capitalized on its special-teams opportunities.
Getty photographer Elsa Garrison anticipated the pivotal moment after Jack Hughes scored the OT winner in the Milan 2026 Olympic hockey final, moving to the corner near the U.S. families to shoot through the glass as Hughes celebrated with the flag and his chipped tooth visible. The now-viral image stands out for its timing and composition and has cemented itself as a defining sports photo, reflecting Garrison’s long career and status as Getty’s first female staff photographer.
New Jersey Devils star Jack Hughes, famous for his mangled grin from Team USA’s Olympic gold game, teases fixing his teeth and even hints at a removable option, while noting the smile has become an iconic part of his image.
USA Hockey stars Jack and Quinn Hughes and Hilary Knight discussed Milan Cortina’s gold runs on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, recounting their SNL cameo, Knight’s engagement, Knight’s torn MCL, Jack’s chipped tooth in the OT win, and their hopes to compete again in 2030, with Tom Brady in attendance cheering them on.
Olympic gold medalists Jack and Quinn Hughes sprinted from a St. Louis game to New York to appear on Saturday Night Live, later guesting on The Tonight Show; marking the first NHL players on SNL since 2004, the whirlwind appearances blended nerves, behind-the-scenes excitement, and a once-in-a-lifetime post-Olympic media blitz with Hilary Knight and Megan Keller.
U.S. Olympic gold medalists Hilary Knight and brothers Quinn and Jack Hughes appeared on The Tonight Show, highlighting their high-profile success in Milan 2026 where Knight helped the U.S. women win gold and the Hughes brothers earned notable Olympic moments, as seen in accompanying captions from the coverage.
US Olympic hockey stars Jack and Quinn Hughes joined Hilary Knight and Megan Keller on Saturday Night Live after winning gold, joking about a 'heated rivalry' with Canada while recounting a whirlwind travel scramble from St. Louis to New York; the sketch referenced President Trump’s invitation to the White House, and the quartet later teased further TV appearances, including The Tonight Show.
Jack Hughes and Megan Keller recount post-gold celebrations in Milan 2026, highlighting hugs, late-night cafeteria conversations, and a shared belief that Team USA’s men’s and women’s hockey teams were destined for gold.
Brady and Matthew Tkachuk dissect Jack Hughes' overtime winner that gave Team USA Olympic gold, praising Hughes' defensive stop on Connor McDavid, recounting Mike Sullivan's rally speech, and detailing the 3-on-1 setup that led to Werenski feeding Hughes, as discussed on their Wingmen podcast.
Devils fans unleashed a deafening, 10-second chorus of boos at Gov. Mikie Sherrill during a pregame ceremony welcoming Jack Hughes back from Olympic glory, a moment framed as partisan pushback over athletes’ political gestures.
Jack Hughes returned to a boisterous New Jersey crowd to celebrate Team USA's Olympic gold, thanking his teammates, recalling the winning goal, and savoring the moment as a champion with Devils fans and USA Hockey.
Jack Hughes was greeted with a thunderous ovation at Prudential Center as the New Jersey Devils resumed play after the Olympic break, fresh off scoring Team USA’s gold in Milan; he addressed the crowd amid strong U.S. patriotic vibes, with fans chanting 'USA' and celebrating Hughes’ gold-medal heroics.