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For so long, Luke Hughes has heard criticism of his play. While some of the criticism is earned, the New Jersey Devils' future on defense doesn't deserve the amount of criticism he gets.
Ben Kevan, a 2025 second-round draftee, is likely to receive an expanded role next season.
The time has come for Devils fans to embrace Luke Hughes as the cornerstone of the team's blue line, even if another Hughes brother joins the club.
Tom Fitzgerald was let go as New Jersey Devils president of hockey operations and general manager before the end of last season. Many thought he'd get an open GM job, but he has gotten no NHL job. Are we surprised he's out of hockey entirely?
Luke Hughes did not have the season he wanted or that fans wanted after signing a $9 million AAV contract, but a late-season surge salvaged what was a lost season for the youngest Hughes brother.
In a recent PDOcast episode, Brenden Dillon gave kudos to Jesper Bratt for playing physical hockey.
The New Jersey Devils owners also own the Philadelphia 76ers, who have gone all in this offseason by adding Jaylen Brown and LeBron James. Now, the hockey team can work under its own volition.
The New Jersey Devils have revamped the front office under new GM Sunny Mehta. One of his biggest hires, Brandon Birch, has his eye on a few Utica Comets players to assess their development.
Devils GM Sunny Mehta gave a quick look on his blue line in a recent interview with NJD Hockey Now reporter James Nichols, mentioning last year's injuries, praising a depth piece and noting how Dougie Hamilton tilts the ice for New Jersey.
Between the new goalie hires and veteran netminders around him, Nico Daws is in a position to learn how to become a starter-caliber goalie.