Jack Hughes jokes about dental injury from 2026 Olympics
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 2:00 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Jack Hughes commented on his past dental injury during an interview at the TIME100 Sports Gala in New York City on July 16, 2026. The NHL player, who had several teeth knocked out during Team USA’s gold medal hockey game against Canada at the Winter Olympics, joked about having nightmares regarding the injury. Hughes detailed the moment when the injury occurred, noting he continued to play despite the bloodied mouth and later scored the game-winning goal. Since then, he has had his teeth fixed and has spent his off-season in a low-key manner, enjoying time with family and friends while golfing.
- •Jack Hughes had teeth knocked out during the 2026 Olympics.
- •He joked about nightmares of losing his teeth again.
- •Hughes scored the game-winning goal in overtime.
- •He has since undergone dental work to fix his teeth.
- •The interview took place at the TIME100 Sports Gala on July 16.
- 2:00 AMYahoo Sports — Jack Hughes Jokes He Has ‘Nightmares’ About Losing His Teeth Again After They Were Knocked Out at the Olympics (Exclusive)
"The NHL star’s bloodied mouth became an instantly iconic moment at the 2026 Winter Olympics after he took a stick to the face from a Team Canada player
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