The New Jersey Devils have opened training camp for the 2025-26 season. Expectations are high for the Devils, but the story of 2024-25 was injuries. The injury bug has continued this year, as the team has announced multiple ailments to open training camp.
The New Jersey Devils provided several injury updates on Thursday after their second day of training camp, the most notable being that winger Stefan Noesen is expected to miss some time due to a groin injury.
On ice activity begins today at training camp for the New Jersey Devils and of course, there’s one name missing from their camp roster that was released to the public yesterday.
The Carolina Hurricanes are expected to register a contract for center Michael McLeod after he becomes eligible to sign with an NHL club on Oct. 15, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period reports Thursday.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
The New Jersey Devils are running out of time to sign restricted free agent and defenseman Luke Hughes to a contract extension before the start of the season.
The Hughes brothers have been at the forefront of the NHL media cycle, with training camps set to begin this week. With Quinn Hughes’ struggles last season, some wonder whether the New Jersey Devils would ever consider uniting him with his brothers, Jack and Luke.
77. That’s how many days it’s been since New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald called re-signing Luke Hughes his top priority, yet Hughes remains unsigned on the day he is first eligible to report to Training Camp.
Last Word on Hockey’s Puck Drop Previews are back for the 2025-26 season! As the regular season approaches, us here at Last Word will preview each team’s current outlook and stories to watch for the upcoming year.
Here are your links for today: On Friday: “The Sabres were a group icing seven players who all played together last season in the American Hockey League with Rochester.
Is the current core of the New Jersey Devils good enough to win a championship? That’s the biggest question we’ve been asking about this team for years now, with opinions ranging the spectrum from “Absolutely” to “No shot”.
The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to be attentive to any opportunity that the market offers, and a potential signing that is worth analyzing is that of Michael McLeod.
Discourse surrounding the New Jersey Devils is not different from all fanbases in that there will always be those who see the glass half full, while others see it half empty.
It was a tale of two seasons for the New Jersey Devils of 2024-25. Before Jacob Markstrom hurt his knee during a collision with a then-Boston Bruins forward Justin Brazeau on Jan.
The New Jersey Devils took a step forward last season. After missing the postseason during the 2023-2024 campaign, the Devils rebounded and returned to the playoffs.
New Jersey Devils forward Jack Hughes spoke candidly on Tuesday about his desire to play alongside both of his brothers, calling it an obvious goal for the Hughes family as contract timelines continue to line up.
Fans are impatiently waiting to see what the upcoming season has in store for the New Jersey Devils. The team is on the hunt for redemption, looking to reach new heights as they set their sights on the Stanley Cup.
It's no secret that the entire NHL world wants to see the Hughes brothers reunited on the same roster. The youngest Hughes brother, Luke, was drafted back in 2021.
New Jersey Devils star Jack Hughes revealed he hopes to one day that he’ll get to play with his brother, Quinn Hughes. With rumors out there that Quinn might jump to the New Jersey Devils, Jack seemed to flip the script a little during his NHL Player Media Tour interview, according to Pierre LeBrun of TSN and The Athletic.
Will the brothers Hughes ever unite? One of them hopes so. On Tuesday, New Jersey Devils forward Jack Hughes spoke to reporters during the NHL Player Media Tour in Las Vegas.
The New Jersey Devils have not advanced beyond the first round of the playoffs since losing in the Stanley Cup Final in 2012. The Devils made solid moves in NHL Free Agency to remedy that situation.
In a surprising bit of news, former NHL forward Ryane Clowe has announced he has resigned from the San Jose Sharks’ assistant general manager role. Last season was Clowe’s first in a role with the Sharks front office.
Former New Jersey Devils center Jacob Josefson, who was taken with the 20th pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, is back playing professional hockey for Djurgardens IF in the SHL.
Today we are back, back again, from the land of NHL Rumours as we take a journey down the New Jersey Turnpike. We are exploring the situation of young New Jersey Devils defenceman Luke Hughes.