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The New Jersey Devils have some hard decisions to make when their offseason signing finally hits the ice. What can the Devils do when Brett Pesce makes his NHL debut?
Jennifer Streeter|
The New Jersey Devils split their two-game road trip after a 3-1 win against the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night. Jacob Markstrom once again delivered a stell
Jack Schiller|
The New Jersey Devils allowed Michael McLeod to go to free agency after his arrest for two charges tied to an alleged sexual assault back in 2018. He immediately signed in the KHL, but it appears that he's been let go from his contract.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils and Carolina Hurricanes competed with one another in what was a hard-fought Metropolitan Division battle Tuesday night. Although the Devils fell 4-2, their defeat must be reviewed as a valuable lesson for the foreseeable future.
Jack Schiller|
Seamus Casey has taken an opportunity the New Jersey Devils extended to start the season and has excelled with it. What will the Devils do once Brett Pesce and Luke Hughes return from injury?
Aiden Barrett|
With the additions of Johnathan Kovacevic and Brenden Dillon, the New Jersey Devils are looking at short and long-term success on defense.
Joseph Stanislau|
On a Monday matinée, the New Jersey Devils continued their impressive play from Saturday night, netting their second winning streak of the season, and handing t
Jack Schiller|
The New Jersey Devils delivered Utah Hockey Club their first loss of the season after they had three straight wins, with Seamus Casey and Nico Hischier each posting two points.
Jennifer Streeter|
Goaltender Jake Allen has become the first in NHL history with wins against all 33 different franchises. He also legitimized the Devils in net, showcasing why this is a true contender in the NHL.
Jennifer Streeter|
The New Jersey Devils had a dominant performance against the Utah Hockey Club, but it was Jake Allen who did more than just record a shutout on Monday afternoon.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils defeated the Washington Capitals last night for their first road victory in North America this season. In this piece, we identify some key takeaways from a mature victory for Jersey's new-look team.
Jack Schiller|
The New Jersey Devils are 3-1-0 and their depth is a big reason why. Paul Cotter's performance on Saturday night where he scored two goals is just one example of the bottom six helping this team win games.
Vincent Parise|
The New Jersey Devils lost their first game in North America to the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2. They will look to bounce back tonight against the Washington Capitals.
Trey Matthews|
The New Jersey Devils and Toronto Maple Leafs officially opened the 2024-2025 regular season at Prudential Center. The end result was a 4-2 loss in which the Devils battled both the Maple Leafs and themselves.
Jack Schiller|
The New Jersey Devils had a very rough start on Thursday night at their home opener. Most of the team bounced back, but the hole was too big to overcome. One player who never looked like himself, and hasn't looked like himself all season, is Simon Nemec.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils have been hit by the injury bug on their blue line. Santeri Hatakka was fighting for an NHL spot, but now he has to spend at least a good portion of the season on the sidelines after successful shoulder surgery.
Nick Villano|
Before the 2024-25 home opener for the Devils starts tomorrow, I decide to predict the 3 best scoring defenseman predictions for this season.
Luke Garrison|
The New Jersey Devils took a big swing by acquiring Jacob Markstrom. The hope is he can be the answer to the team's decade-plus goaltending woes. With the team in front of him and his skillset, the Swedish netminder is situated to make an immediate impact
Neil Villapiano|
The New Jersey Devils are ready to win now and in the future. The Devils definitely have the goaltenders to win now, but what about in the future?
Jack Schiller|
There is a lot of hype around the New Jersey Devils coming into this season, but it tends to be "get back to the playoffs" hype, and not "win the Stanley Cup" hype. However, one person who has been hard on the Devils in the past has high hopes.
Nick Villano|
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