Quinn Hughes Withdraws from 4 Nations Face-Off, Sanderson Replaces
Quinn Hughes Withdraws from 4 Nations Face-Off, Sanderson Replaces

Quinn Hughes Withdraws from 4 Nations Face-Off, Sanderson Replaces

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Quinn Hughes, the Vancouver Canucks captain and reigning Norris Trophy winner, has been ruled out of the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off tournament due to an oblique injury that forced him to miss the last four games of his NHL season. His absence was described as an 'agonizing' decision, as Hughes was eager to participate alongside his brother, Jack Hughes. Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson has been named as Hughes' replacement on the U.S. roster. The Canucks are currently competing for a playoff spot, making it crucial for Hughes to prioritize his recovery over international play. Hughes has been a key player for Vancouver, leading the team with 59 points in 47 games this season. The U.S. team is set to begin its tournament against Finland on Thursday night.

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