After a potentially season-ending loss to Arizona, there was some—not much, but a byte-sized modicum of—hope that they might win the second half of the back to back and defeat the reigning Stanley Cup champions.
The New Jersey Devils let Jake Allen down in this one. The Devils’ new goaltender was superb in his start against the Vegas Golden Knights and unlike his first start, it was for the full 60 minutes.
The New Jersey Devils had a big win on Thursday, beating the Dallas Stars 6-2 in Jake Allen’s debut for the team. But with only 16 games left in their season, their chances of making the playoffs are getting slimmer and slimmer.
The Devils headed to Dallas to face one of the Western Conference’s better teams. Jake Allen’s first game in a Devils uniform got off to a rocky start.
Jake Allen made 35 saves in his New Jersey debut and the visiting Devils beat the Dallas Stars 6-2 on Thursday night. Timo Meier and Chris Tierney each had a goal and an assist for the Devils, who scored three goals in the first 5:12 of the second period.
Jake Allen‘s New Jersey Devils debut was fantastic, although it didn’t exactly start that way. The Dallas Stars hosted the Devils on Thursday night in the first game of New Jersey’s three-game Western road trip.
The Montreal Canadiens entered the season with three goaltenders on their roster, a situation that was finally resolved a few hours before the trade deadline when the team traded Jake Allen to the New Jersey Devils.
It’s no secret that the New Jersey Devils have been nothing but a disappointment this season. This simply looks like a completely different team than the one we watched last year. During the 2022-23 season, the Devils arguably played with more swagger than any other team in the NHL.
Defense has been an issue for the New Jersey Devils in the 2023-24 NHL regular season, which is also why it made sense for them to trade for Montreal Canadiens netminder Jake Allen.
As the dust was settling from another NHL Trade Deadline, the New Jersey Devils made a change in goaltending, in hopes of finding some success late in the season.
You might not be successful, arguing Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes would still have had a good 2024 trade deadline without moving goalie Jake Allen.
The Canadiens were expected to have a quiet trade deadline this year with none of their assets being pending UFA, but Kent Hughes has once again pulled a rabbit out of his hat by trading 33-year-old veteran Jake Allen to the New Jersey Devils.
The New Jersey Devils’ quest to acquire Jacob Markström may have to wait until the offseason. But for now, they’ve brought in another Jake to help stabilize their goaltending situation.
The New Jersey Devils acquired goaltender Jake Allen from the Montreal Canadiens on Friday in exchange for a conditional third-round pick, multiple media outlets reported.
The New Jersey Devils have acquired goaltender Jake Allen from the Montreal Canadiens for a conditional third-round pick. Allen, 33, is an experienced netminder and has been the topic of many trade rumours this season.
The New Jersey Devils have acquired Jake Allen from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for a conditional third-round pick. The pick turns into a second-rounder if Allen reaches 40 games played between this year and next season.
The Montreal Canadiens moved veteran netminder Jake Allen today. He is off to the New Jersey Devils in return for a conditional third-round pick. Montreal also retains half of Allen’s salary for this year and next year.
Pending a trade call, goaltender Jake Allen has been traded by the Montreal Canadiens to the New Jersey Devils. The Devils were looking for goaltending help and wanted to bring in a netminder with term.
The Devils are “gaining traction” on acquiring goaltender Jake Allen from the Canadiens.
There’s less than 24 hours until the 2024 NHL trade deadline, and plenty of players are already on the move.
Adding a goaltender at the trade deadline is always risky business, as getting acclimated to a new system with a new team is much more important for them than a forward or defenseman.
There is no truth to rumors that circulated on Thursday morning that goaltender Jake Allen has been traded by the Montreal Canadiens to the Colorado Avalanche.
The turnaround the Edmonton Oilers has seen this year has been significant, from being one of the worst teams in the NHL to now being one of the best. Their early season woes came from many facets, including that of their goaltending, and poor defensive play.
The Montreal Canadiens are still running with three goalies and the further we get into the season, regardless of the trade deadline on the horizon, it is looking less and less likely they are going to be able to trade one.
One Canadiens goaltender is drawing interest on the trade market.
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!