Nico Hischier just dropped the most carefully worded non-answer on his future with the New Jersey Devils. Following news of the GM’s firing and talk that Sheldon Keefe could be on the hot seat as coach, the next question will surround the players.
The New Jersey Devils have parted ways with President/GM Tom Fitzgerald, and head coach Sheldon Keefe could be next. It was learned on Tuesday that the organization has already told Keefe his position will be reevaluated at the end of the season.
The New Jersey Devils are bound for a new course with a new general manager, but what went wrong with the previous leader of hockey operations? On Monday, it was announced that Tom Fitzgerald was departing the team as its general manager after over six years on the job.
On Monday evening, the New Jersey Devils revealed that they have parted ways with general manager (GM) Tom Fitzgerald. Managing partner David Blitzer made the announcement on behalf of the organization, claiming that it’s time for the team to go in a different direction.
Tom Fitzgerald is no longer the GM of the New Jersey Devils. Both sides decided to part ways and go in different directions. That has immediately raised questions about the timing of the split, with many insiders wondering whether it is related to the vacancy in Nashville.
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The New Jersey Devils announced they will part ways with president of hockey operations and general manager Tom Fitzgerald in a mutual decision Monday.
The New Jersey Devils have announced that general manager and president of hockey operations Tom Fitzgerald has departed from the organization. “Tom and I had a thoughtful conversation today and agreed it was time to move in a new direction,” Devils managing partner Dan Blitzer said in a statement released by the team.
The New Jersey Devils, led by Managing Partner David Blitzer, announced on Monday that Tom Fitzgerald will depart the organization. He has been relieved of his duties as the team’s general manager.
The New Jersey Devils announced that they’ve parted ways with the president of hockey operations and general manager, Tom Fitzgerald. He joins Brad Treliving, formerly with the Toronto Maple Leafs, as the second general manager fired in the last week.
The Montreal Canadiens were shut out 3-0 on Sunday night by the New Jersey Devils, which put an end to the team’s 8-game winning streak. It was a night where the Habs just didn’t have their legs and struggled to get anything going in front of goaltender Jacob Fowler.
Arseny Gritsyuk has played his last game for the New Jersey Devils this season. It’s a shame, but that’s just how it is after the club announced that he will be undergoing season-ending surgery after suffering an injury against the Dallas Stars on March 24.
On Sunday, April 5, the New Jersey Devils traveled north to Canada to take on the Montréal Canadiens. The two teams just faced each other at the Prudential Center the night before, but they were back again at the Bell Centre to close out the season series.
Here are your links for today: The Devils rallied from a 3-0 hole in Saturday’s game against the Habs but came up short in the shootout. The Canadiens won, 4-3.
Well, that was unexpected. One of, if not the most thorough game this team has played all season, making it an 11 game win streak in Montreal. Sometimes things can’t really be explained and you just have a team’s number.
New Jersey goaltender Jacob Markstrom posted his first shutout of the season as the visiting Devils beat the Montreal Canadiens 3-0 on Sunday to snap the hosts' eight-game winning streak.
The Montreal Canadiens (45-21-10) are finally back at the Bell Centre tonight after a 5-game road trip to take on the New Jersey Devils (39-34-3) in the 2nd half of their weekend home-and-home series.
There is no question that the New Jersey Devils are at or near the very top of any list of the most disappointing teams in the NHL this season. Knocked out in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs last year with a slew of injuries, this season was supposed to be return to contention for the Devils.
The Devils have made a pair of roster moves heading into the first half of a back-to-back set against Montreal that begins tonight. The team announced that they’ve recalled winger Brian Halonen and center Marc McLaughlin from AHL Utica.
The New Jersey Devils defeated the Washington Capitals 7-3 on Thursday night at the Prudential Center. The Devils jumped out to an early lead, but faltered, allowing Washington back into the contest.
Jack Hughes collected two goals and three assists and Jesper Bratt also recorded a five-point performance, fueling the New Jersey Devils to a 7-3 victory over the Washington Capitals on Thursday in Newark, N.J.
According to a team announcement, New Jersey Devils forward Arseny Gritsyuk will miss the remainder of the 2025-26 season due to surgery. The Devils didn’t specify the type of surgery Gritsyuk underwent, but it’s believed it’s related to a recent upper-body injury.
Arseny Gritsyuk of the New Jersey Devils is officially out for the rest of the season, following an announcement from head coach Sheldon Keefe that the right winger will require surgery due to an upper-body injury.
It has been a difficult season for the New Jersey Devils this year, as they sit in seventh in the Metropolitan Division. The Devils have had some resilient wins as of late, but it may be too little too late for the team.
The New Jersey Devils are on the outside looking in at the Eastern Conference playoff race. New Jersey needs all the points it can get if it wants to challenge for a postseason spot.