The New Jersey Devils will play the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night at 10:30 P.M. EST.

On Wednesday night, New Jersey Devils Jack Hughes and Luke Hughes will play their older brother and Vancouver Canucks' captain Quinn Hughes at Rogers Arena.

It marks the second time all three brothers play the same game.

The first was on Dec. 5, 2023. Jack earned three points (one goal, two assists), Luke scored one goal, and Quinn was credited with two assists.

"I've got two boys, and think about the time and the effort that's put into them, and you see them grow, and you just love to support them and have them enjoy the game that I love so much, but to have three boys excel on that level, and that stage is incredible," Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe said. "Really, it is a tremendous story, and just the two that we have to work with ... tremendous kids and their talents are outrageous. Sometimes you see two brothers and think it's pretty impressive seeing them playing against each other around the League and to have three, even more so."

Luke had to wait until Oct. 24 to make his season debut because of a shoulder injury he sustained during his offseason training. Through three games, he has one assist.

"Obviously, he is just getting back in the swing of things," Quinn said of Luke to NJD.TV. "Not easy to get into it without exhibition games, or camp, or any of that, but I think he has done well. The further and further he goes on, he will continue to get more comfortable and elevate his game. I think he has been really good. I skate with him in the summer and seeing some of the tools he has, he is going to be an amazing defenseman."

The brothers confirmed their parents, Jim and Ellen Hughes, will be in attendance Wednesday night at Rogers Arena.

"I think it is really special for our entire family," Luke told NJD.TV. "Obviously, it's really special for the three of us to play together, and it is really nice to see (Quinn). It is always great coming here and playing them, and it's really awesome for our family."

Jack and Quinn have faced off seven times in their careers. Entering tonight's game, Jack has 13 points (seven goals, six assists) in seven games against the Canucks, with a point streak dating back to Feb. 28, 2022.

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