Pucks and Pitchforks
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There are a few New Jersey Devils players who deserve to make a Four Nations Faceoff roster. These guys might have a chance.
Vincent Parise|
The New Jersey Devils have had some interesting results as we heat up the December schedule. They need to use this holiday season to start checking some things off their lofty wishlist.
Joseph Stanislau|
When the New Jersey Devils played their rivals, the New York Rangers, Jack Hughes took over and the defense shut them down.
Luke Garrison|
The New Jersey Devils are currently on track to be a playoff contender in the Metropolitan Division, but there are still some holes that must be filled to take the next step. The easiest way to do this is to make a trade.
Rob DeLuca|
The New Jersey Devils are getting the very best out of defenseman Johnathan Kovacevic after trading for him in the offseason. After playing incredibly well, should the Devils work on an extension with him now?
Nick Villano|
We're just preparing for the inevitable snub of Dougie Hamilton, who isn't going to make Team Canada's roster for next year's 4 Nations Face-Off. The New Jersey Devils star constantly gets named as one of the last men out.
Nick Villano|
A recent article tied the New Jersey Devils to Vancouver Canucks fourth liner Nils Hoglander. Does it make sense for the Devils to make that move?
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils have suffered another injury on the fourth line. Instead of just throwing another AHL-level talent on that line and force it to become another black hole, maybe Sheldon Keefe and Tom Fitzgerald can think outside the box.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils have been playing very well as of late, putting up stellar defensive efforts and riding special teams greatness. However, many are still harping on the fact the Devils have been getting "average" goaltending from Jacob Markstrom.
Nick Villano|
The title may confuse you, but the stats should not. Jack Hughes has skated on the ice longer than any other player in the National Hockey League this season.
Nick Villano|
Now that we are more than a quarter of the way through the 2024-25 season, let's take a look at one stat each Devils player excels compared to the rest of the NHL.
Craig Ismaili|
The New Jersey Devils have been incredible on special teams and it has helped them win games.
Vincent Parise|
Taylor Hall will forever live in the Devils' lore with his MVP 2017-18 season. He left New Jersey on a somewhat sour note. Fast-forward to now, and there's speculation that Hall could be traded. Should New Jersey bring back the former Hart Trophy winner?
Neil Villapiano|
Timo Meier was suspended for one game after a scuffle with Nashville Predators' forward Zachary L'Heureux. This would be a fine outcome if we didn't have tons of evidence showing inconsistencies with similar infractions.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils hosted their moms for two games this past weekend during the Moms' Trip, which also included a trip to Washington D.C. and resulted in two wins for the Devils.
Jennifer Streeter|
Nico Hischier went from leading the league in scoring to going on a weeks-long scoring drought. But he chose a really good time to break out of it with three goals in the second period of a formerly tie game against the Nashville Predators.
Nick Villano|
Despite a more limited role on the fourth line, Tomas Tatar has proven the Devils were right to bring him back this season.
Marci Rubin|
The Devils left the first round of the 2020 NHL Draft with Alex Holtz, Dawson Mercer, and Shakir Mukhamadullin. Seeing the results four years later, did they do enough?
Joseph Stanislau|
With how poorly the Pittsburgh Penguins 2024-25 campaign is going, trade rumors are flying. Let's break down one of the players whose been talked — Kris Letang — about in these rumors and analyze what he could bring to the ice in New Jersey.
Jennifer Streeter|
The New Jersey Devils have been pretty good in the season's first 21 games. They've overcome a crazy schedule to put forth a playoff-worthy performance. As we break down all the players, who deserves the team's As?
Nick Villano|
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