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The New Jersey Devils decided on Sunday to leave new defenseman Brett Pesce back in New Jersey as he recovers from offseason surgery. It is smart to let him heal without rushing him to start the season.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils were forced to make very early decisions about their roster because they are starting the season in Prague, Czechia. After a very good preseason, it looks like rookie Seamus Casey is at least making the roster.
Nick Villano|
The New Jersey Devils are primed for the new season, as they are preparing to head to Prague for their season opener. One of the biggest questions was surrounding the health of Dougie Hamilton, but his preseason performance showed he's in a good place.
Nick Villano|
Nathan Bastian has found chemistry with Paul Cotter and Curtis Lazar on the fourth line. His place in the Devils' lineup relies on this line getting the job done.
Marci Rubin|
The New Jersey Devils are looking to have a big season after the disappointment that was last season. It could go so well that some players, like Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier, could end up at the NHL Awards.
Nick Villano|
Could Luke Hughes's shoulder injury really impact the way the New Jersey Devils approach his next contract? If anything, it would just impact the timing.
Nick Villano|
As we approach five days left until the start of the New Jersey Devils season, let's look at the next four players, including three defensemen.
Luke Garrison|
Let's just cut right to the chase. The New Jersey Devils have been quite bad in the preseason. While the results don't necessarily matter, the progression of this roster does.
Nick Villano|
As the first three New Jersey Devils preseason games ended with losses, there won't be a preseason curse leading into the regular season. A philosophy that firmly stands is that those losing efforts make it easier for a coach like Sheldon Keefe to cut pla
Joseph Stanislau|
The New Jersey Devils, now under two different coaching staffs, have tried to make Timo Meier and Jack Hughes work as a forward pairing. Unfortunately, something about their respective skillsets doesn't work together.
Nick Villano|
As we stand a little more than a week before the New Jersey Devils season, the team sent out official themed nights and promotional giveaways for fans to enjoy in the 2024-25 season.
Nick Villano|
Jake Allen and Nico Daws delivered top notch performances in the net for the New Jersey Devils in their second preseason game of the season — despite the team's 3-0 loss.
Jennifer Streeter|
Seamus Casey is known for his offensive abilities while playing NCAA hockey, but one often unknown trait will be the reason he one day makes the New Jersey Devils roster.
Nick Villano|
We knew that the first set of line combinations would be telling under Sheldon Keefe's new system, but we learn more with every practice in the new coach's thoughts of the New Jersey Devils.
Nick Villano|
We are now entering the top 10 on this countdown, as we look at players like Sergei Nemchinov, John Madden, Corey Millen, and Neal Broten.
Luke Garrison|
Nico Hischier and Jesper Bratt are already in mid-season form for the New Jersey Devils. They will have big years in 2024-25.
Vincent Parise|
15 most important people in New Jersey Devils organization: 1. Jack Hughes
Vincent Parise|
With NHL Training Camp under way and the New Jersey Devils already having returned to the ice, let's take a look at one of the players who could very well be the future of the Devils' offensive success.
Jennifer Streeter|
The New Jersey Devils were without Dawson Mercer for exactly one day of training camp as they got a contract worked out. He signed a three-year deal to stay in New Jersey.
Nick Villano|
We have now reached less than two weeks until the Devils start in Prague, so we will now look at numbers 16-13, we looked at longtime Devils Bobby Holik, John MacLean, and Brian Rolston, and current captain Nico Hischier.
Luke Garrison|
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