Zach Werenski is fortunate enough to skate with Quinn, Jack and Luke Hughes during their annual offseason training sessions at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Michigan.
The 26-year-old defenseman with the Columbus Blue Jackets also has a front-row seat to some entertaining moments when New Jersey Devils teammates Jack and Luke hit the ice.
"I mean Luke and Jack go at it hard and I just kind of sit back and watch," Werenski said with a smile. "They kind of push each other but they kind of get [ticked] at each other, too. Jack's probably the most competitive in terms of ... he wants it to be perfect. There are times you pass the puck just a little in front or a little behind him and he's just [ticked] because he's just so competitive, right? He wants it to be perfect.
"But I've learned a lot from watching and skating with them and how detailed they are."
Quinn, a defenseman with the Vancouver Canucks, is 19 months older than Jack, a forward, who is 28 months older than Luke, a defenseman.
"The summer training is all Michigan-area guys and guys who know each other really well," Jack said. "It's a really fun crew to get that locker room feeling. You train together and then you go on the ice together. Everyone that comes to skate is there to get better."