NHL team caught in photo editing! Superstar was deleted harshly
The New Jersey Devils have long been rumored to be after defenseman Quinn Hughes. The Devils already have Jack and Luke Hughes. Acquiring Quinn Hughes would complete the brother trio,
This season, Hughes moved in the NHL trade market, but the Vancouver Canucks traded the defenseman to the Minnesota Wild instead of the Devils.
Now the Devils’ actions regarding the Hughes brothers have sparked a stir on social media. It involves a clumsily done photo edit.
Jack and Quinn Hughes, along with Matthew and Brady Tkachuk, took a group photo on the ice for the U.S. Olympic team. The Devils published the photo but had removed Quinn Hughes from it. Not entirely, though. Quinn Hughes’ other leg and part of his jersey remained in the picture.
– Did the Devils take a picture of the Tkachuk brothers and the Hughes brothers and edit Quinn out? It seems they did. What the hell is happening in New Jersey? What a strange move, wonders the host of the popular Spittin’ Chicklets podcast, Ryan Whitney, on X.
You can see the pictures below. The first image is the original shot where both brother pairs are on the ice. The second is the edited image from which Quinn Hughes has been removed.
they forgot to remove all of Quinn. His right leg remains in the picture. This is one of the weirdest moves I’ve ever seen by whoever runs the Devils twitter. Odd bizarre behavior
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