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The New Jersey Devils announced right before the game against the Winnipeg Jets that defenseman Luke Hughes would not be in the lineup. If he has a long-term injury, the Devils might be cooked.
Nick Villano|
New Jersey Devils defenseman Johnathan Kovacevic has been in the headlines lately, but his overall on-ice performance has been good. He's better with Jonas Siegenthaler, but he's been just fine without him.
Alex Chauvancy|
Jacob Markstrom had another subpar effort, albeit in a win against the Chicago Blackhawks. With so much already going against the New Jersey Devils, they can't take a chance and have to make Jake Allen their playoff starter.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils avoided a let down and a collapse to the Chicago Blackhawks. Add those two points to a New York Islanders regulation loss, and it probably secures the playoff positioning for New Jersey.
Nick Villano|
In a fairly depressing year for the New Jersey Devils, one bright spot has been the arrival and subsequent success of former 1st round pick Cody Glass. He has been playing some great hockey and could be the answer to the issue of center depth.
Samanew Annaluru|
The New Jersey Devils should sign Los Angeles Kings' prospect Jack Hughes as center depth for the Utica Comets.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils had high hopes coming into the 2024-25 season, but while the playoffs are still a possibility, a lofty goal they once had is officially out of reach.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils are in for a big game against the Chicago Blackhawks. Chicago is a lousy team that the Devils must take advantage of.
Vincent Parise|
The New Jersey Devils have been soft over the last three months of games, but they still have a chance to finish strong and prove themselves a playoff contender.
Joseph Stanislau|
Pucks and Pitchfork's own Jennifer Streeter was onsite at the Prudential Center, talking to various members of the New Jersey Devils' fan base. Here's her own account on what the fans had to say about Monday's Hughes Bowl.
Jennifer Streeter|
It's been a rough month in New Jersey as the Devils fight to find an identity without some of the team's top skaters. But these players are flying under the radar and playing a solid brand of hockey that goes deeper than the scoresheet.
Emma Miller|
The New Jersey Devils announced they signed now-former University of Michigan defenseman Ethan Edwards to a two-year deal.
Nick Villano|
There are a lot of highly touted New Jersey Devils prospects that fans are excited for. However, there's one unsigned prospect that deserves more attention: Art
Trey Matthews|
6-2-0 — with the Devils holding the edge — was the previous Hughes Bowl record. Because of New Jersey's 4-3 loss against Vancouver on Monday night that zero has changed. Here's why the March, 2025 Hughes Bowl was a NHL game for the ages.
Jennifer Streeter|
Sheldon Keefe went viral on Saturday night, stoicly saying that Johnathan Kovacevic needs to "play better" during a postgame interview. During an interview with ESPN during their game against the Vancouver Canucks, the New Jersey Devils coach was nicer.
Nick Villano|
Pucks & Pitchfork's own Jennifer Streeter was onsite at the Prudential Center talking to various members of the New Jersey Devils' fan base. Here's her own account on just how excited the fans are for Monday's Hughes Bowl (Vancouver vs New Jersey) and why
Jennifer Streeter|
Luke Hughes hasn't been very good lately according to the data, but is that telling the entire story? We dig deeper than the data and try to find the answer for the young New Jersey Devils defenseman.
Nick Villano|
Similar to a lot of his teammates, Johnathan Kovacevic does need to step up his game. However, he didn't deserve to be singled out by New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe.
Trey Matthews|
New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe said Johnathan Kovacevic "needed to play better," but his reaction to going viral will decide where the team ends up come playoff time.
Nick Villano|
Whenever you throw a player under the bus, it's gotta be the right player. Sheldon Keefe in his postgame press conference threw the last player he should have under the bus.
Luke Garrison|
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