The pressure is on in the Garden State, and the New Jersey Devils‘ top hockey executive is owning up to his team’s failures. During a press conference on Wednesday, Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald admitted the team’s performance so far during the 2025-26 season hasn’t been good.
There has been a ton of drama surrounding Dougie Hamilton recently, and after being listed as a healthy scratch in a recent New Jersey Devils game, trade rumors have begun to circulate, as many analysts and fans believe Hamilton’s time with the Devils is coming to an end.
A few weeks ago, I posed the question of what the Devils could do to shake things up. I laid out all the options, from firing the GM and/or the coach, to making a trade, to calling up a prospect from Utica to healthy scratching a veteran player.
Here are your links for today: Goals! Look at all those goals! The Devils snapped a four-game losing streak with a 5-2 win over the Wild on Monday. [Devils NHL] “The New Jersey Devils and Dougie Hamilton are heading for divorce.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The New Jersey Devils are in a tailspin, one that could send GM Tom Fitzgerald to the trade deadline with a firesale on his mind. While there are no-trade clauses to navigate around, New Jersey should be selling off a lot of veterans.
Arthur Staple: Commenting on the New Jersey Devils and Dougie Hamilton situation. “– When Hamilton rejected a trade to SJ last offseason, as was reported, that was probably the beginning of the end for him.
Jimmy Murphy of RG Media: Murphy writes that the New Jersey Devils want to trade Dougie Hamilton and have had him available for a while now. However, Hamilton’s no-movement clause has been holding things up.
In a highly anticipated “Hughesbowl” that saw all three brothers share the ice on Monday at Crand Casino Arena, the Devils finally found their footing, putting an end to their four-game skid.
In case you were wondering if any of the Hughes brothers watch each other’s games, Jack certainly does now. Jack and Luke Hughes of the New Jersey Devils and Quinn Hughes, recently dealt to the Minnesota Wild, met on the ice again on Monday for what’s been dubbed as “the Hughes Bowl”.
On Monday evening, the New Jersey Devils took on the Minnesota Wild with the odds stacked against them. On the heels of ramped-up play from some unlikely heroes, they breezed past the Wild 5-2, snapping a four-game skid.
And now for something completely different. Where did that come from? Consider the ways in which the Devils 5-2 win over the Minnesota Wild on Monday night at Grand Casino Arena in St.
Jesper Bratt and Ondrej Palat scored two goals apiece to lead the New Jersey Devils to a 5-2 win over the Minnesota Wild on Monday night in Saint Paul, Minn.
As if the New Jersey Devils haven’t had enough on their plate this season, what has transpired over the past few days hasn’t done them any favors. This past Sunday, defenseman Dougie Hamilton was a healthy scratch for the Devils’ game against the Winnipeg Jets.
Most family reunions take place in backyards, at banquet halls or by picnic tables at the park. Then again, the Hughes family is not like most others. Jack, Luke and Quinn Hughes will host an on-ice reunion when the Minnesota Wild play the New Jersey Devils on Monday night in Saint Paul, Minn.
Ahead of their matinee action this afternoon in Winnipeg, the New Jersey Devils announced that forward Evgenii Dadonov and defenseman Johnathan Kovacevic have been activated off injured reserve. During what has become a tumultuous time in Newark of late, the news comes as not much of a surprise.
It has been a tough year on the injury front for the Devils, to put it lightly. Their injured list will grow once again as the team announced (Twitter link) that winger Stefan Noesen will undergo knee surgery next week and has been placed on injured reserve.
The New Jersey Devils have long been viewed as one of the NHL’s most dangerous up-and-coming teams, loaded with young stars poised to become a true force in the Eastern Conference.
A bill that could expand New Jersey's corporate tax incentive programs by billions while also extending new tax subsidies for the New Jersey Devils' Prudential Center was advanced by Assembly lawmakers.
The New Jersey Devils suffered one of the worst losses in organizational history during their recent contest against the New York Islanders. The Devils allowed an abysmal nine goals without scoring any, marking the first time in 40 years since the team lost by nine goals or more.
The New Jersey Devils may have seen better days, but nobody knows how to up the spirit quite like the "Jersey Shore" cast. Following a 3-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, the Devils' fanbase is in uproar over poor defensive play and yet another loss to this particular Metropolitan Division foe.