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As the New Jersey Devils search for ways to fuel a comeback in the series against the Carolina Hurricanes, looking at recent playoff history could reveal the key to competing on a higher level.
Emma Miller|
After the first few games of the New Jersey Devils 2025 Stanley Cup hopes, fans have taken to social media to express their thoughts on the fact the Carolina Hurricanes currently lead the series 2-0. Here's four of the top overreactions across X/Twitter.
Jennifer Streeter|
The New Jersey Devils put the Carolina Hurricanes on their heels in Game 2, but they couldn't beat Freddie Andersen more than once. Sheldon Keefe must make lineup changes to get more offense at the Prudential Center.
Nick Villano|
The Vancouver Canucks president Jim Rutherford said they would consider targeting Jack and Luke Hughes to bring the brothers together. It's much more likely they play together in New Jersey. The Devils can be patient to wait for Quinn Hughes's arrival.
Joseph Stanislau|
The history of punishment is not fair when it comes to the New Jersey Devils and the NHL front office. Once again, the league's brass let another team get away with something that directly impacts Jack and Luke Hughes.
Nick Villano|
The New York Islanders announced on Tuesday that their president and general manager Lou Lamoriello would not have his contract renewed. For the first time since the 1980s, Lamoriello doesn't have a job in hockey.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils might finally get some karmic retribution for their Ilya Kovalchuk fine, as the Vancouver Canucks should pay a hefty penalty for tampering with the Devils' relationship with Jack and Luke Hughes.
Craig Ismaili|
With rumors about Quinn Hughes's future running rampant, many are asking about the possibility of Luke Hughes signing an offer sheet with another team. Luckily for the New Jersey Devils, that's not allowed under NHL rules.
Nick Villano|
New Jersey Devils fans have been talking about Quinn Hughes joining his brothers Jack Hughes and Luke Hughes in New Jersey when his contract ends in 2027. There
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils were thoroughly dominated for most of their Game 1 contest against the Carolina Hurricanes. That has brought some insane reactions about the team and the rest of the series.
Nick Villano|
One of many draft misses New Jersey Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald is kicking himself over is Chase Stillman at the 2021 NHL Draft. The guy he passed over just crushed them in Game 1 of their first-round series.
Jonathan Bailey|
After the Devils got dominated by the Hurricanes in Game 1, the Devils need a new game plan in Game 2 if they want to get back into this series.
Luke Garrison|
The New Jersey Devils were thoroughly dominated by the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 1 of their first-round series in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. To make matters worse, Cody Glass looks to be seriously injured after friendly fire by his goalie.
Nick Villano|
It took Mackenzie Blackwood a long time to play in the playoffs but his debut couldn't have gone better. The former New Jersey Devils goaltender has been great.
Vincent Parise|
Our first look at the lineup the New Jersey Devils will use in the Stanley Cup Playoffs came out on Saturday, and there were at least two names that will shock people that they are on the outside looking in.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils are coming into the playoffs as massive underdogs against the Carolina Hurricanes. There are a few free agents who could earn bigger contracts with their playoff performnces.
Nick Villano|
The New York Rangers followed up a Presidents Trophy season by completely missing the playoffs this season. The mistakes made by the front office cost Peter Laviolette his job, but it's who ket his job that will New Jersey Devils fans should celebrate.
Nick Villano|
As the New Jersey Devils embark on their Stanley Cup Playoffs journey, three players have the ability to be the biggest game changers for the team.
Marci Rubin|
In a direct and telling postseason press conference, Quinn Hughes told Vancouver Canucks reporters his plans for the offseason. With him likely working out with his brother Jack Hughes, we can assume his motivations will line up with his brother's.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils will pay for their 2024-25 contract decisions with less salary cap space in 2025-26.
Nick Villano|
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