Interim report to shareholders · Fiscal 2026-27
Hughes Bros.
Incorporated
Three divisions, two cities, one family. A look at the numbers behind hockey's most productive brothers, and the 2030 merger nobody has announced.
I.
Letter to shareholders
II.
Results by division
This season's regular-season scoring, per brother. "Cost per point" is the share of each cap hit already paid out (games played ÷ 84) divided by points.
III.
Earnings
QuinnJackLuke
History is NHL regular season only. 2019-20 and 2020-21 were shortened seasons; the current season and month are partial and marked with a dashed outline.
IV.
Payroll & the 2030 merger outlook
V.
Notes to the statements
- Share price is the three brothers' combined regular-season points this season, from NHL game logs. Each day's points are the "volume."
- Market cap is combined career NHL regular-season points.
- Jack's $8M cap hit is inferred: NBC Sports reported Luke's $9M AAV is $1M more than Jack's. ESPN reported Jack is a free agent in 2030.
- The three-year Quinn deal is a prediction, not a contract. ESPN reported league sources expect it. It's drawn hatched for that reason.
- 2026-27 is an 84-game season, so per-game cap math divides by 84.
- Stats refresh when
update.pyruns. Last update: --.
Sources