So far, the Devils' offense looks to be turning the corner while the defense is struggling, but what do the stats say? Is John Hynes' system successful?
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We're one month into the season and the Devils are 6-4-1. Who would have thought? Which three Devils have played best thus far? Can they continue this play?
No Devil has met expectations like Adam Larsson has, which is why he has joined the elite in the conversation for top defensive d-man. How did he get there?
Could any New Jersey Devil be more polarizing than Travis Zajac? What would you say if I told you that 2015-16 has been one of his best campaigns to date?
Nowhere does it state that the sixth-overall pick in the draft must start in the NHL. So why do fans already want Pavel Zacha there when he's not ready?
September marks the time when teams look to make final changes before the season. With so many position battles in New Jersey, will the Devils make a move?
Pucks & Pitchforks have taken to Twitter to open up to the fans! In the first installment of this series, I answer some New Jersey Devils related questions.
Aside from eternal optimists, fans can agree that the Devils will be on the outside looking in in 2015-16. But could they finish last? Is that a bad thing?
Kyle Palmieri comes to New Jersey with recent scoring success both in the AHL and NHL. He was fazed out in Anaheim but could be the go-to guy for the Devils
Is it already preconceived that Mike Cammalleri, Travis Zajac, and Kyle Palmieri will be the New Jersey Devils' first line in 2015? I wouldn't go that far.
New Jersey Devils GM Ray Shero has worked hard to give coach John Hynes familiar talent, adding players like Jim O'Brien to try and smoothen the transition.
For most New Jersey Devils, 2015 was an unmitigated disaster? Who needs to raise their play next season in order for the team to be successful?
Signed in May, Kalinin will slot as a third-line ace for the New Jersey Devils in 2015-16 and may be a long-term rebuilding chip in future seasons.
Zacha's entry-level contract, a 3-year, $2.775 million pact, allows him to play in the NHL, OHL and Extraliga in 2015-16.
2015-16 marks the start of a new era for the New Jersey Devils, especially for jersey numbers. Now with #36-98 available, will any Devils change numbers?
Under Lou Lamoriello, the New Jersey Devils were of the most prestigious hockey franchises. Now, they run the risk of being just another mediocre team.
Jordin Tootoo always has had a great attitude and has shown great resilience. Is that enough for him to latch on in New Jersey in 2015-2016?