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The New Jersey Devils are set to play the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday. However, it's been a few days since the last time the Devils took the sheet of ice. Given their schedule so far, that's not a bad thing.
Trey Matthews|
With 21 games played out of the 82 so far this season, the New Jersey Devils look to be progressing in the right direction. The near-term outlook has been pretty positive, and despite a few setbacks, this team has found a lot of positives in their game.
Joseph Stanislau|
Pucks & Pitchforks had the chance to conduct a one-on-one discussion with Stefan Noesen. We dove into his thoughts on the team's start, and his impact on them, especially on offense.
Trey Matthews|
We may still be a week and a half away from Thanksgiving, but the Devils just got news that they will surely be thankful for, as they look to put the finishing
Craig Ismaili|
The New Jersey Devils' new-look power play looks like a real threat that can sustain its long-term success.
Alex Chauvancy|
The Chicago Blackhawks announced on Saturday that former Hart Trophy winner Taylor Hall would be a healthy scratch. It should it's been a monumental fall from his peak when he was with the New Jersey Devils.
Nick Villano|
With another "Bratt trick" in the books, this time against reigning Stanley Cup Champion the Florida Panthers, it's quite possible Jesper Bratt could possibly be the most underrated player in the East. Let's break down why and what he contributes to the i
Jennifer Streeter|
Earlier this week, a strange nickname showed up for New Jersey Devils legend Martin Brodeur on an episode of Jeopardy! Now, we need to know all the strange nicknames the Devils have, including Jesper Bratt, Ondrej Palat, and Jonathan Kovacevic.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils are lucky to have players like Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier. They are stars leading the way.
Vincent Parise|
New Jersey Devils Director of Player Development Meghan Duggan will be joining the Professional Women's Hockey League as their Special Consultant to Hockey Operations.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils spent their offseason adding grit and toughness to the lineup, and one very telling stat shows the difference in mindset between this year's team and the teams of years past.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils have had an acceptable first 19 games of the season. They remain on a playoff pace, but speaking of pace, there are some players whose statistical pace would really surprise you.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils added a ton of depth scoring this offseason. However, one offseason addition has stood out. Not only is Paul Cotter contributing offensively, he has brought a different edge to a Devils team keen on playing deep into June.
Neil Villapiano|
The New Jersey Devils found a spark from Brenden Dillon's fight with Jonah Gadjovich during the second period of their matchup with the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night.
Marci Rubin|
The New Jersey Devils have higher expectations this year because of their upgraded goaltending. Jacob Markstrom and Jake Allen are no doubt the bridge to success for this Devils team but the vehicle to cross the bridge remains the offense and Jack Hughes.
Jack Schiller|
With NJ Devils star Jack Hughes seeing a lot of publicity as of late, fans have been examining his play with a more intense microscope. It seems that some fans are calling on Hughes to utilize more aggression in his play style.
Jennifer Streeter|
After an episode of Jeopardy! mentioned the best goalie in hockey history, many ignored the glee that comes with New Jersey Devils players getting named in mass media. We all want to know where the nickname "Satan's Wallpaper" came from for Martin Brodeur
Nick Villano|
How did the Devils lose a winnable game against the San Jose Sharks and former goalie Mackenzie Blackwood? It was thanks to bad offensive zone shooting.
Luke Garrison|
Trevor Zegras has three points in 13 games this season on a Ducks team loaded with young forward talent. The slow start has led to questions about his availability and his future with the Ducks going forward. New Jersey should take more than a look.
Aiden Barrett|
The New Jersey Devils looked like they were going to blow the game against the New York Islanders after giving up two goals in two minutes in the third period. However, a blitzing effort in the final five minutes of the game showed this team won't quit.
Nick Villano|
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