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The New Jersey Devils were stunned by the Philadelphia Flyers in game number one on Thursday night. There is something for them to take away from it though.

The New Jersey Devils needed to show something in the season opener against the Philadelphia Flyers. They came out as flat as ever.

The New Jersey Devils are looking ahead at this season. What is next for superstar center Jack Hughes?

With the season underway soon, Alexander Holtz was one of the players who made it on the opening roster. See how Holtz's journey led him to be on it.

The Pucks and Pitchforks season preview is here! Our team of writers goes through all the different predictions as opening night is upon us.

The New Jersey Devils are hoping this season is different and they finally end the rebuild. Our bold predictions follow a similar hope structure.

The New Jersey Devils are hoping for a big season after spending to the salary cap. Let's take a look at the point predictions for all players.

New Jersey Devils head coach Lindy Ruff thinks new center Erik Haula can help this team win. He will do that through experience and faceoff wins.

The New Jersey Devils haven't been to the Stanley Cup Playoffs since 2018. To make it this year, they need a lot to go right.

New Jersey Devils Rookie Alexander Holtz made the team out of camp for the 2022-23 season. Is he a dark horse candidate for the Calder?

The New Jersey Devils are a team that has some expectations on them this season. Well, their opening night roster is officially out.

Last season, the New Jersey Devils saw eight rookies make their NHL debut. Which players will make their debut this season?

The New Jersey Devils were battered by injuries last season. They need to avoid them if they finally want this rebuild to end.

The New Jersey Devils are officially done with the 2022 Preseason. It is not time to see what they can do when the regular season begins.

The New Jersey Devils announced that Andreas Johnsson was placed on waivers on Friday. It ends an experiment that at one point looked promising.

The New Jersey Devils signed Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier to long-term deals before it was cool. The rest of the NHL followed suit in terrible succession.