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Here are your links for today: Jake Allen had a strong outing, Brett Pesce returned to the lineup and Jesper Brett finished the Golden Knights off in the shootout as the Devils won 2-1 on Wednesday.
The New Jersey Devils defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 2-1 in a shootout on Wednesday night in Las Vegas. The Devils put together their most complete performance in a long time, controlling play for much of the night.
Can you name every NHL franchise's all-time leader in points in five minutes?
The New Jersey Devils may have gotten a great goaltending performance last night, but it doesn’t mean the overall issues are gone. Jake Allen might be rocking a decent enough .912 through his 18 appearances but the Devils overall sit in the middle of the NHL pack (tied for 16th overall) with a team save percentage of .894.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
By FAR the most notable thing about the first period is that it marked the return of Brett Pesce. Pesce was off to a really good start this season, picking up right where he left off with Luke Hughes to form an excellent defense pair.
The New Jersey Devils defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5-0 on Friday afternoon in upstate New York. The Sabres had a large shot volume, but the Devils did well to limit dangerous shots in their defensive end.
Jake Allen made 42 saves for the shutout and Arseny Gritsyuk had two goals in the New Jersey Devils' 5-0 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Friday. The Devils are on a three-game winning streak and have the most points (33) of any team in the Eastern Conference.
One of the NHL's best home teams will try to take that success on the road when the New Jersey Devils visit the Buffalo Sabres on Friday.
For most, the New Jersey Devils are a team defined by their young, mid-20s stars. Centers Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier are in their early primes, and should form the core of this team for years to come.
The New Jersey Devils have been off to an incredible start: their 8-1-0 record places them atop the entire National Hockey League (NHL). While basically everything — aside from injury luck — has gone their way, there’s arguably been no individual player more important than goaltender Jake Allen.
The NHL season is approaching the three-week mark, with most teams having played around 10 games. It’s still early, but we now have a meaningful sample size to start making some conclusions about the 2025-26 campaign.
The New Jersey Devils announced on social media Monday that goaltender Jake Allen left their game against the Columbus Blue Jackets with cramping and would not return.
The New Jersey Devils received what could be unfortunate news on Monday night when starting goaltender Jake Allen — who had been stellar through the first 40 minutes — did not return to the ice for the start of the third period.
The New Jersey Devils’ season opener is officially one week away, and fans are eager to see what happens when the team faces Metropolitan Division rival, the Carolina Hurricanes.
A veteran backstop is staying in the Garden State for a long time. According to multiple reports, the New Jersey Devils have re-signed goaltender Jake Allen to a five-year contract.
The New Jersey Devils have re-signed veteran goaltender Jake Allen to a five-year deal worth $1.8 million per season. Allen was the highest-profile unrestricted
Pending free agent Jake Allen could be the top goalie available in this year’s free agent class, and he’s certainly approaching it as such.
The goaltending market in free agency isn’t looking to be all that strong, with only four goalies who played more than 30 games and had a save percentage above .900.
We have some news regarding the trade made between the Montreal Canadiens and the New Jersey Devils involving goaltender Jake Allen.
This trade could still be modified in the Canadiens' favor.
Is there a goaltending controversy brewing within the New Jersey Devils? Perhaps, there’s one starting to form enough that the Devils should consider starting Jake Allen vs.
The New Jersey Devils finished off their western Canadian road trip with a win, taking home four of a possible six points across three games. Minus the services of their captain, Connor McDavid, the Edmonton Oilers certainly didn’t look like a team without their superstar.
Everything went right for the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night in their 8-5 win against the New Jersey Devils. Conversely, everything went wrong for the Devils. Those two developments intersected in the third period.
The New Jersey Devils did exactly what they should have done against the Utah Hockey Club Monday afternoon. Although they’re young and exciting, the former Arizona Coyotes are also still an inexperienced club.
Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jake Allen had a lot to say about fellow netminder Sam Montembeault after Monday's pre-season game, showing a lot of confidence in the 27-year-old.
It’s abundantly clear who the best goaltender is among the New Jersey Devils netminders. Newly acquired Jake Allen has only had two starts for the Devils thus far, and both have been on the road.
The Devils are “gaining traction” on acquiring goaltender Jake Allen from the Canadiens.
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