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The New Jersey Devils have been without one of their newest forward additions since the start of the year, but many believed the timeline for Evgenii Dadonov was getting closer to returning. Turns out, that's not the case.

The New Jersey Devils have emerged as one of the top Stanley Cup contenders on the Eastern Conference side of the bracket.

Despite a strong start, Jake Allen's play of late has not been good. While it's not entirely on him, there is some concern about potential regression.

The New Jersey Devils want to dominate in the regular season and make a deep playoff run, so Jacob Markstrom's contract extension turned some heads.

Ondrej Palat has been among the New Jersey Devils' biggest disappointments so far in 2025-26, and they would be right to move on from him.

The New Jersey Devils are in bad shape, but one move could help put them in a much better position to win.

Dawson Mercer has been one of the New Jersey Devils' top producers to start the 2025-26 season, continuing a hot start during the their recent road trip.

The New Jersey Devils look like they're destined for a playoff run. But there are a few individual players who haven't played well so far in 2025-26.

The New Jersey Devils were down bad after two-straight losses to start their Western Conference road trip. They got one back on Saturday night thanks solely on their starting goalie, Jacob Markstrom.

This stat proves Ondrej Palat can't hang with the New Jersey Devils star forwards anymore and change is needed.

Prospect goalie Nico Daws is officially no longer a part of the future of the New Jersey Devils following the Jacob Markstrom contract extension.

Rookie Arseny Gritsyuk gets a big opportunity as the New Jersey Devils continue to juggle their lineup amidst the ongoing injury crisis.

The Devils' lines have drastically changed with players moved around everywhere. With two games left on this road trip, this team has to get things sorted out quickly.

The Devils and goalie Jacob Markstrom have agreed on a 2-year extension that will pay him $6 million a year.

Reports circulated Friday night that the New Jersey Devils were re-signing Jacob Markstrom to a two-year deal worth $6 million per season. That takes away crucial dollars that should be going to the Devils' young guns who need new contracts next season.

The New Jersey Devils are keeping Jacob Markstrom around, signing him to a two-year contract extension worth $6 million per year. With the recent struggles of an aging goalie, Tom Fitzgerald is putting all of his eggs into the Markstrom and Allen basket.

New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe didn't hold back after his team suffered a second straight blowout loss that followed a dominant eight-game win streak.

The New Jersey Devils could really use a depth addition like disgruntled Buffalo Sabres goalie Devon Levi.

Many were ragging on former second-overall pick Simon Nemec after a few first period goals could be blamed on his mistakes. Despite those glaring errors, Nemec in the aggregate is having a good enough season.

The New Jersey Devils need to find a way to get Anton Silayev more playing time this season, or risk catastrophe.