New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe wasn't going to let the uncertainty of the NHL's trade deadline alter his plans for the team's workout on Friday morning.
This may have been as quiet of a trade deadline day as possible, but it was not just the Devils. We all knew coming into today that the New Jersey Devils were not in position to be “buyers.” They are well out of a playoff spot.
The New Jersey Devils entered the 2025-26 season with high expectations, and early on, they appeared ready to meet them. With one of the most talented young cores in the NHL, the belief around the league was that the Devils were primed to take another step forward and establish themselves as a consistent contender in the Eastern Conference.
Eyes are on the New Jersey Devils ahead of the NHL trade deadline, as they are expected to sell. This season has not gone to plan in Newark, leading to a lot of names in the rumor mill.
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It has been a disappointing season for the New Jersey Devils, as they sit nine points outside of an Eastern Conference playoff spot. As they have struggled, NHL Trade Deadline rumors have swirled around the team.
According to Moneypuck, the New Jersey Devils have just a 1.7% chance to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs. All attention is now turned to today’s 3:00 PM EST Trade Deadline, where they’ll have a chance to start taking steps to make sure these crises don’t continue into next season.
Here are your links for today: Well! “New Jersey made all defencemen available besides Luke Hughes and Brett Pesce. Simon Nemec switched agents, always a bad sign for an incumbent.
Following a strong 5-1 victory against the Florida Panthers on Tuesday, the Devils hosted the Maple Leafs, rallying for a shootout win to extend their winning streak to three.
It appears that the New Jersey Devils are on the verge of a trade ahead of the NHL’s March 6, 2026, Trade Deadline. Earlier today (March 5), the team announced that they have placed three players on waivers: forwards Evgenii Dadonov, Luke Glendening, and Maxim Tsyplakov.
According to a team announcement, the New Jersey Devils have placed Evgenii Dadonov, Luke Glendening, and Maxim Tsyplakov on waivers. If all three players clear, they would have added flexibility on the trade market by tomorrow afternoon, given they can be freely reassigned to the AHL by the acquiring club.
Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic: Sources are saying that the New Jersey Devils are listening to calls on right-handed defenseman Simon Nemec. That doesn’t mean the Devils plan on trading him.
The New Jersey Devils headed into Wednesday night’s contest against the Toronto Maple Leafs with a chance to earn their third winning streak of 3+ games this season.
Jesper Bratt scored the final tally of a shootout to give the New Jersey Devils a 4-3 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday in Newark, N.J. The Devils are on a three-game winning streak, and erased three Toronto leads before winning in the shootout.
The Devils are clear sellers this winter, trailing the Bruins for the wild-card cutoff by 11 points, but they are looking to wheel and deal with success next season in mind rather than sell off players indiscriminately.
Olympic gold medalist Jack Hughes continues his legacy in the hockey world. In the 2026 Winter Olympics, Team USA faced Team Canada for the Olympic gold medal.
Two teams struggling to stay relevant in the playoff race will meet Wednesday night in Newark, N.J., when the Toronto Maple Leafs visit the New Jersey Devils.
The New Jersey Devils have signed Matyas Melovsky to a two-year, entry-level NHL contract starting in 2026-27. Per the NHL release, Melovsky, 21, is currently on a one-year, one-way AHL contract, playing in his first professional season in North America.
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On Monday, New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald announced that the team has signed forward Matyas Melovsky to a two-year, entry-level contract.
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