Pucks and Pitchforks
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The New Jersey Devils' lack of skill and goal-scoring ability are why they're 2-5-3 in their last 10 games
Alex Chauvancy|
The New Jersey Devils have a clear hole on offense as they are working through a slump. Who should they target as the NHL Trade Deadline approaches and the market develops?
Joseph Stanislau|
The Devils have been tied to the Canucks in trade talks. It makes sense, with possible targets in Elias Pettersson, J.T. Miller, Brock Boeser, and Conor Garland. So, we wanted to hear what Canucks fans want from New Jersey, and we were not disappointed.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils have been dreadful since the Christmas break, losing nine of their last 11 games. Something has to be done after the Devils put together a lifeless back-to-back over the weekend.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils have been slumping recently. JT Miller needs to move on from Vancouver. This seems like a match for both teams to get something they need.
Charlie Borges Jr.|
The rumor mill is starting to percolate again, and the Vancouver Canucks-New Jersey Devils connection appears to be as hot as ever. With many saying the Devils are zeroing on J.T. Miller, we try to come up with a trade that makes sense for everyone.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils made the difficult decision this season to send Simon Nemec down to the Utica Comets after he struggled to start the season. He came into
Nick Villano|
Timo Meier has been the subject of much criticism. Since he signed his long-term contract with the Devils, he hasn't fully lived up to it so far. However, he's on the cusp of breaking out and there's no reason to give up on him.
Neil Villapiano|
Despite what logic might tell you, the New Jersey Devils now find themselves named by a hockey insider as a team to watch as drama unfolds in Vancouver. This isn't in a deal for Quinn Hughes, but it is a deal to bring one of J.T. Miller or Elias Pettersso
Nick Villano|
New Jersey Devils goaltending prospect Mikhail Yegorov was facing insane competition in the USHL this season, but he got news that they are allowing him to enroll early to Boston University.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils typically send Jack Hughes onto the ice in a shootout. Here's why they shouldn't.
Marci Rubin|
The New Jersey Devils lost another shootout, this time to the Florida Panthers. The Devils can't seem to win the NHL's side job to gain an extra point, going 5-17 over the last five seasons.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils thought that Simon Nemec was NHL ready, but after a disastrous start to the season, he was sent to the AHL. Now, as many prospect analysts have severely downgraded him, the Devils should double down on their commitment to him.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils are one of the best and among the most high-octane teams in the NHL, and one metric drives that point home.
Todd Matthews|
As of late, it seems like everyone has been talking about the Devils' black alternate jerseys, better known as the "Jersey jersey." Let's break down what they signify and how New Jersey fans feel about them.
Jennifer Streeter|
As the NHL Trade Deadline approaches, the New Jersey Devils face important decisions about potential roster moves, balancing short-term goals with the need to preserve its promising future.
Joseph Stanislau|
The New Jersey Devils have really good prospects all over the world really impacting the sport. With so many close to making the jump to the North America and eventually the NHL, fans should be checking in to how some of these players are doing.
Nick Villano|
Ah yes, we're getting into the Montreal Canadiens opinion space again. Their thought that Lane Hutson is already better than New Jersey Devils defenseman Luke Hughes, not only offensively but defensively, is insane, and we'd like to expose it here.
Nick Villano|
The Vezina Trophy is one of the longest odds for anyone besides Connor Hellebuyck on all betting markets, but New Jersey Devils goaltender Jacob Markstrom should have a real chance to win the trophy after an insane run.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils held the Tampa Bay Lightning to two goals in regulation, which was enough to take the game to overtime. When they got a power play, Sheldon Keefe made a surprising decision that worked like a charm.
Nick Villano|
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