General Manager Tom Fitzgerald has done a pretty good job at managing his salaries. Therefore, the New Jersey Devils have a decent chunk of money to work with this summer.
New Jersey Devils rival, the New York Rangers, officially knocked out the Carolina Hurricanes from the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Hurricanes have been a perennial contender in the postseason, however, just haven’t been able to get the job done.
The New Jersey Devils may be missing out on the postseason, but they are having their impact felt at this year’s World Championship. With just a few days left in the tournament, Devils players continue to shine for their national team.
As the New Jersey Devils’ head coaching search continues, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ comes to an end. Now that the Maple Leafs have filled their head coach vacancy, eight teams remain in search of a new bench boss.
In addition to previous connections with the Kraken and Maple Leafs, Todd McLellan has now interviewed with the Devils and Jets for their head coaching vacancies.
Big Mac is back. The New Jersey Devils announced on Friday morning they have extended forward Kurtis MacDermid to a three-year contract. The announcement was made by Devils General Manager Tom Fitzgerald.
New Jersey Devils President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald announced that the club has signed Kurtis MacDermid to a three-year, $3,450,000 contract extension.
The Devils have filled their enforcer role for the foreseeable future.
Kevin Weekes is a man who wears many hats. The former NHL goaltender is now an analyst for ESPN, he just launched his very own management company, Speekes.co, plus does work for plenty of other hockey-related outlets.
Amid his second pro season, Isaac Poulter got the call to sign his first NHL contract. The 22-year-old was in the middle of a breakout year when he signed a two-year, two-way contract.
Who will be the New Jersey Devils next head coach is a fascinating one. Devils President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald wants to have a head coach in place before the NHL Draft, which will be held on June 28 and 29 in Las Vegas at the Sphere.
While the New Jersey Devils’ season went significantly worse than expected, there appears to be a silver lining – they have the 10th overall pick in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft.
Continuing our free agency preview, today we look at two Devils who play two different positions that could have two different paths next season. Our early free agency preview continues today by pivoting back to two more New Jersey Devils RFAs who both share the same last initial.
A minor-league veteran is sticking around the northeast next season. On Thursday, New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald, along with assistant GM Dan MacKinnon, announced the team has re-signed forward Samuel Laberge to a one-year, two-way contract for the 2024-25 season.
The New Jersey Devils announced on Thursday morning that they’ve extended forwards Brian Halonen and Samuel Laberge to extensions. The announcements were made by Devils General Manager Tom Fitzgerald and Utica Comets General Manager/Devils Senior Vice President, Assistant General Manager Dan MacKinnon.
On April 15, the New Jersey Devils played their last regular season matchup against their division rivals, the New York Islanders. The 4-1 loss was the final nail in the coffin of a disappointing 2023-24 campaign.
As it turns out, the New Jersey Devils drafting defenseman Simon Nemec second overall in the 2022 NHL Draft was bang on. The Slovakian defenseman has only become better and better in each season since he was drafted and continues to prove why he was the right choice as a future top-pairing defenseman.
The New Jersey Devils had a massively disappointing 2023-2024 season, and a large part of that was due to the regression of captain Nico Hischier, who is now working on his game by playing in the IIHF World Championships with Switzerland, and he had a scary moment on Monday against Team Czechia when he drove to the net and lost his footing.
The New Jersey Devils are still looking for a head coach. During his end-of-year presser, team President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald stated that he wanted to hire a head coach by the NHL Draft, which will be held on June 28-29, 2024, in Las Vegas.
The New Jersey Devils are still looking for a head coach. During his end-of-year presser, team President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald stated what he wants in a head coach to guide this team back to a Stanley Cup.
Welcome to another edition of NHL Rumours! The Stanley Cup Playoffs are underway, as it is in the second round. However, the offseason does not stop and teams that are not in the mix are turning towards next season.
Alexander Holtz, a New Jersey Devils’ former seventh overall draft selection (2020), has mostly struggled to find his footing in the league. For the first time in his career, he was finally able to latch onto a full-time NHL role – one of only five Devils to skate in all 82 games in 2023-24.
The New Jersey Devils need a new head coach. Talks have intensified over the weeks and days since the end of the regulation season with Craig Berube. Berube is working on the TNT Panel but has commented on the Devils play this season.
New Jersey Devils President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald announced that the club has agreed to terms with goaltender Jakub Malek on a two-year, entry-level contract beginning in the 2024-25 season.
Pittsburgh Penguins president of hockey operations and general manager Kyle Dubas addressed speculation regarding head coach Mike Sullivan possibly leaving the organization to join the New Jersey Devils this offseason.
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