The New Jersey Devils are an excellent team. Their process, at 5v5, has statistically been among the very best in the league, and the results of late have followed suit, with the Devils having won five of their last six games and seven of their last nine.
What NHL team is more Halloween-related than the New Jersey Devils? Named after the legendary cryptid that has supposedly haunted the Garden State since the 1700s, the Devils classic "NJ" logo with its double horns and forked tail fits right alongside jack-o'-lanterns, witch hats and other trappings of the long-running holiday.
What a difference a day (and a half) makes. The New Jersey Devils were in bad shape on Wednesday evening. They were taking on the Colorado Avalanche, one of the best teams in the league, on the second half of a back-to-back.
The New Jersey Devils and Vegas Golden Knights started this evening’s game a bit slowly, feeling each other out for a few shifts without a shot on goal.
Elliotte Friedman, as he has done on multiple occasions, broke the hockey world with an article drop on Friday evening. This time, it was perhaps the biggest bombshell he's dropped to date.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Entering the 2026-27 campaign, many were hoping to see first-year breakout winger Arseny Gritsyuk penciled in on the New Jersey Devils' top line. It took a few games for this to manifest, but it finally did.
The NHL is introducing a new jersey series for 2026-27, entitled 'Hometown Remix." As the NHL states, the program is designed to "uniquely [and] authentically
Arseny Gritsyuk and Jack Hughes each scored a pair of goals Friday as the New Jersey Devils beat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-2 in Las Vegas. Luke Hughes also scored for the Devils, who went 2-1-0 on a three-game Western Conference road trip and have won five of six overall (5-1-0).
Since the end of the 2025-26 season, the NHL has been the pinnacle of rumor reporting. Stars across the league, on both good and bad teams, have been forcing their way out of their current franchises.
After an impressive victory against the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night, the celebration was short-lived after the Devils were crushed by the Colorado Avalanche in the second leg of their two-game road trip.
The New Jersey Devils are in a very non-optimal situation with their schedule right now , and they may have to grind out a few wins instead of their expected dominant style.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
There’s a clear change in schedule-making that has prioritized certain technologies to put together the calendar. We’ve seen increased quirks, like when all the Devils-Rangers games were in March last season.
The New Jersey Devils have had most of their defensemen in trade rumors for the last 18 months. Dougie Hamilton has been the most prominent, as Tom Fitzgerald tried to trade him during the 2025 offseason.
It's been well documented how important Connor Brown is to this Devils lineup, even if he is in a depth role in 2026-27 rather than the top-six role he ended up in last season.
The New Jersey Devils tried and failed for years to get star players to complement the ones that they already had in-house. Tom Fitzgerald famously said after one particularly rough trade deadline, that they “came in second.” That became the moniker for the Devils under Fitzgerald.
The Dylan Larkin saga is slated to take a sharp turn, with the former Red Wings captain now suspended without pay from the organization he has called home for the last 12 seasons.
Connor Hellebuyck showed in his team debut Tuesday night why the New Jersey Devils acquired him from the Winnipeg Jets. The Devils will need classic Hellebuyck again Friday night, when they complete a three-game Western Conference road trip by visiting the Vegas Golden Knights.
The New Jersey Devils were seeking their fifth straight win on Wednesday night in a rematch against the Colorado Avalanche in the second game of their western road trip.
There is one subplot to this season that is no doubt creating some anxiety for the team and its fans. It is the future of superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes.
In less than a week, the New Jersey Devils have become one of the most talked about teams in the league. It started by sweeping their most recent homestand, led by a defensive resurgence and a goalscoring frenzy.
The Devils were able to prosper in Hellebuyck's sparkling debut, and if they can continue to limit the opposition and stand tall offensively with him in net, they have a good chance to win the Metropolitan Division.