Dougie Hamilton is quickly becoming a major trade candidate this off-season, and now four intriguing teams are becoming potential landing spots for the veteran as the trade market heats up around the NHL in the off-season.
The Devils had a disappointing first-round exit in this year’s playoffs, which capped off a frustrating season marked by injuries to key players, inconsistent play, and a bottom six that underperformed.
The 2024-25 season ended for the New Jersey Devils after their first-round exit in the playoffs at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes. The Devils made
The first New Jersey Devils game I ever attended was on March 17, 2009. My three older brothers and I had begged my parents for months for tickets to a game, and we ended up at the brand-new Prudential Center for a legendary 3-2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.
The 2025 NHL Draft has concluded, and the New Jersey Devils had seven picks in this year’s draft. Still, the team would not call a name in the first round of the draft, and would not make a pick until the 50th selection overall.
Amidst the chaos of free agency beginning on July 1, there have also been trades that have happened throughout the free agency period. On July 2, the San Jose Sharks traded Thomas Bordeleau to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for Shane Bowers.
It’s safe to say that the New Jersey Devils’ season didn’t end the way fans had anticipated, losing countless players to injury and suffering a first-round exit in the playoffs.
This story originally appeared on hockeysverige.se and has been translated from Swedish to English. The 2024–25 season was Jesper Bratt’s best to date.
Coming into every season, outlets around the NHL like to make rankings, and after a recent list, Devils analysts have called out one list for excluding Luke Hughes.
The New Jersey Devils have a very promising netminder rising through their system in the Russian Mikhail Yegorov. Take it from general manager Tom Fitzgerald himself, who recently said his name constantly came up at the trade deadline.
After being eliminated in the first round of the NHL playoffs by the Carolina Hurricanes, the New Jersey Devils have been looking to improve their roster.
With the NHL Draft and free agency madness completed, the New Jersey Devils, for the most part, seem to have their group locked down for the upcoming season.
Jimmy Murphy of RG.org: A source said the teams are calling the New Jersey Devils about defenseman Dougie Hamilton, now that his NMC has switched to a 10-team no-trade clause.
For the first time in years, there are two New Jersey Devils prospects hailing from Boston University who will likely find themselves on the main roster
It is no secret that the New Jersey Devils are looking to make a trade happen this offseason. Devils President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald is looking to upgrade his forward group as he maneuvers through the Luke Hughes extension talks.
The New Jersey Devils have had an eventful start to free agency, and general manager Tom Fitzgerald has been incredibly forthcoming with what he wants to accomplish.
Early Monday evening, some unexpected news made waves in New Jersey Devils discourse as MSG Networks announced that esteemed radio host Don La Greca would take the reins as Devils play-by-play announcer.
On the first on-ice day of New Jersey Devils Development Camp, the prospects participated in something much bigger than hockey. Following their skate, the skaters split into two groups.
Now that free agency has opened and moves have been made, New Jersey Devils General Manager Tom Fitzgerald has said that the club’s new top priority is extending restricted free agent Luke Hughes.
On Wednesday, New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald announced that the team has signed forward Cody Glass to a two-year contract extension. The deal carries an AAV of $2.5 million through the 2026-27 season.
The New Jersey Devils organization has officially signed a veteran forward to a bonus-filled deal for the 2025-26 NHL season. It has been an uneventful offseason so far for the New Jersey Devils, who mostly did what they had to do to remain competitive, but nothing big to bolster the team ahead of the next season.
A veteran backstop is staying in the Garden State for a long time. According to multiple reports, the New Jersey Devils have re-signed goaltender Jake Allen to a five-year contract.
The New Jersey Devils have extended qualifying offers to defenseman Luke Hughes and forward Cody Glass. Three players didn’t receive qualifying offers.