The New Jersey Devils triumphed last night in the battle of the Hughes brothers. The Canucks entered the third period down by three goals. Boeser struck first, taking a Miller pass from along the boards and scoring his NHL-leading 18th of the year at 7:02. Lafferty made it 5-4, defecting a Quinn Hughes point shot past Vanecek at 13:58. Hoglander tied the game, taking the rebound of a Quinn Hughes shot and firing it into an open net at 16:34. They scored three goals to tie it to be 5-5 down to the last minute of the game.

Down to the last 34 seconds of the third period with a goal by Jesper Bratt leading the Devils to win 6-5 over Vancouver. This was the ninth time in NHL history that three brothers played in the same NHL game. "Getting a picture in warmups was pretty cool," Luke Hughes said. "I haven't really let it all sink in yet. For me, it's seeing him off ice, I haven't seen (Quinn) in a couple of months, and it's been the five of us. Our whole family has been here for two days, going to dinner and hanging out. It's been great for our family." It is so heartwarming to see hockey bringing families together even in a rivalry.

All 3 Hughes brothers play in same game as Devils top Canucks - ESPN