On Monday morning, Team Switzerland announced the first six players who made the preliminary roster for the 2026 Olympics. This marks the first time that NHL players will be able to participate since 2014, and the remainder of Switzerland’s roster will be announced later this year.
The New Jersey Devils should be referred to as the New Jersey Swiss Devils for the next few months. As the 2026 Olympic Winter Games approach, the participating countries are sharing the first few players on their roster.
The New Jersey Devils are looking towards the off-season, and locking up one of their top players sounds like the first order of business. According to a team source, the Devils’ top priority is (unsurprisingly) getting defenseman Luke Hughes locked up in short order.
The New Jersey Devils fell short of their goal of winning the Stanley Cup this year, but the team did make the postseason. New Jersey was bounced out in the first round of the playoffs by the Carolina Hurricanes, and they just couldn't muster up enough to get over the hump.
It’s hard to believe that the New Jersey Devils now have a surplus of defensive talent, especially considering their disastrous struggles last season. In 2023-24, they gave up the fifth-most goals in the NHL, averaging 3.43 goals against per game.
The New Jersey Devils got back in the playoffs this season, but they weren’t able to have a long stay in the postseason. The Devils bowed out in the first round of the Eastern Conference bracket in five games against the Carolina Hurricanes, but things are looking up in New Jersey.
The New Jersey Devils went 42-33-7 in the regular season and were dealt a harsh first-round exit from the playoffs at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes.
The New Jersey Devils returned to the playoffs for the second time in three years. The Devils were eliminated by the Carolina Hurricanes for the second time in three years as well.
On Jun. 29, 2024, the New Jersey Devils acquired Paul Cotter from the Vegas Golden Knights in exchange for Akira Schmid and Alexander Holtz. While the move initially saw some mixed opinions on social media, Cotter had a pretty successful first season with the Devils.
It’s time for another edition of NHL rumours. We’re in the middle of the Stanley Cup Final, but we have plenty of rumours to discuss. The focus may be on the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers.
There’s no question that the pressure is on general manager Tom Fitzgerald to make the right moves for the New Jersey Devils this offseason. As they head into another year of “win now” mode, they have still yet to get past the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs (2023).
There’s no denying that Jesper Bratt is one of the NHL’s best-kept secrets. Throughout eight seasons with the New Jersey Devils, he has become a franchise cornerstone, and his offensive contributions are invaluable.
The Dallas Stars fired head coach Peter DeBoer on Friday, less than a week after the team was eliminated in the Western Conference Final for the third year in a row.
The New Jersey Devils had a fantastic season that came crashing down to Earth when they lost Jack Hughes to a season-ending injury. Now, they hope for better health and prosperity.
Though their season ended on a whim, the New Jersey Devils have the ability to bolster their lineup for an even better performance next year. The Devils were knocked out in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the Carolina Hurricanes.
For the second time in three years, the New Jersey Devils were eliminated by the Carolina Hurricanes in the playoffs. After their elimination, Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald noted there will be changes coming to the club this offseason.
When the New Jersey Devils had their struggles this season, it typically wasn’t for a lack of defense. According to Natural Stat Trick, their 220 goals allowed (2.68 per game) ranked fifth-best in the NHL.
The New Jersey Devils reached the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs but didn’t make it very far thanks to injuries and an overpowering Carolina Hurricanes team.
Now that the New Jersey Devils’ offseason is officially underway, it’s high time the team addresses the elephant in the room: depth scoring. During the regular season, it was easy to overlook an underperforming bottom-six forward group in favor of letting the top lines do all the scoring.
The offseason has arrived for half of the league’s teams that aren’t taking part in the playoffs plus those already eliminated through the first couple of rounds.
Former New Jersey Devils forward Tomas Tatar, who just completed his 2nd tour of duty with the club, is returning overseas and has signed a 2 year deal with EV Zug in Switzerland.
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.
The New Jersey Devils held their final media availability of the season with President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald and head coach Sheldon Keefe.
Hughes has two years remaining on his contract and Canucks president Jim Rutherford acknowledged the defenseman's desire to play with his siblings one day.