Quinn Hughes has been traded and he has been traded for a package that included Flyers fans'

favorite, Zeve Booiam.

Why weren't the Flyers able to make this deal?

Charlie and I tell you on the shootout.

Well, Danny let us all down and didn't do the deal, Charlie.

It might just be the end of the rebuild and time to start over because he didn't give up

everything for a guy who's going to leave

in a few weeks. If you haven't heard, it would be like a year and a half, but you know what I mean.

If you haven't heard, I don't know how you'd be watching a hockey show and not know about this,

but it has happened. Quinn Hughes has been traded. Vancouver ships him to Minnesota for what is a pretty decent return.

They get Marco Rossi, who we are all pretty familiar with because of the rumors that have

circulated around him over recent years.

Sure.

And of course, Zeve Bouyam, who I think some Flyers fans may think would have been the right

pick over Jetlucenko,

along with winger, Liam Ogrin, and a 2026 first.

Credit to the Minnesota Wild for looking at kind of the makeup of the league and going,

yeah, with another star player, we might be able to just be right there with Colorado, Dallas. They're in an incredibly

difficult division, but the time is kind of now for them with Carill Caprizov set to be making

what, $16 million soon. It's a bold move, but what did you think when you first saw the trade just from the hockey standpoint

before we get into the flyers, Charlie?

Yeah, well, from a hockey standpoint, I was impressed that Vancouver got as good of a return

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