Hockey fans have a lot of patience. We put up with 84-game seasons, a Gary Bettman press conference, and the occasional goalie interference review that takes longer than a Lord of the Rings film, but the Hometown Remix collection has found the limit.
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The New Jersey Devils divided the fanbase when they released their first black alternate jersey in history, the Jersey jersey. Last year, the Devils said goodbye to the jersey, the first one that didn’t include the iconic interlocking NJ logo.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
The New Jersey Devils certainly had an eventful start to the 2026-27 season. After going 9-5-0 throughout October, they’ll look to keep up their high-octane scoring, stellar defense, and elite goaltending.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Washington Capitals have acquired some goaltending depth from a division rival. According to a team announcement, the Capitals have acquired netminder Rémi Poirier from the New Jersey Devils for a 2027 seventh-round pick.
Just over a week after the blockbuster Connor Hellebuyck deal, the New Jersey Devils are making another trade involving a goaltender. This time, they are sending goaltender Remi Poirier to the Washington Capitals in exchange for a 2027 seventh-round draft pick.
The New Jersey Devils are making moves, as the team tries to skate into the Stanley Cup Playoffs later this season. New Jersey is trading goaltender Remi Poirier to the Washington Capitals, the team announced Sunday.
The New Jersey Devils have begun the 2026-27 season on a high note, closing out October with a 9-5-0 record. After some initial struggles to find consistency, the club achieved a four-game win streak and has won five of its last six contests.
The New Jersey Devils had a problem to start the year. While goaltending seemed to be a problem, the defense was truly hurting them. There were too many mistakes, and they didn’t have the goaltending to overcome.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
One problem that has plagued the Devils for quite some time -- perhaps even more so than goaltending in recent seasons -- is finishing. Year after year, New Jersey seems to find itself at or near the bottom of the league in terms of converting their chances into actual goals, consistently underproducing their expected goal (xG) totals.
Connor Hellebuyck is, arguably, the best goalie on the planet. Statistically speaking, no goaltender has produced a better goals saved above expected (GSAx) in the analytics era (2007-present), and no current goaltender has been as consistently excellent as he has been over the years.
The Devils shocked the hockey world when they traded for superstar goaltender Connor Hellebuyck a little more than a week ago. The deal, which sent Dawson Mercer, Nico Daws, Alexander Command, Nick Bjugstad, and a pair of picks to the Winnipeg Jets, brought the best goaltender the Devils have had since Martin Brodeur to the organization.
Dylan Larkin is a player whose name has been swirling around in rumors lately. After demanding a trade and refusing to play, Larkin was suspended by the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday.
The New Jersey Devils came out of an important road trip going to the best teams in the Western Conference with a 2-1-0 record and a 9-5-0 record overall.
The New Jersey Devils went into the season with a few questions. The biggest question surrounded the goaltending, where Nico Daws, David Rittich, and Jake Allen were supposed to be a three-headed monster in net.
What NHL team is more Halloween-related than the New Jersey Devils? Named after the legendary cryptid that has supposedly haunted the Garden State since the 1700s, the Devils classic "NJ" logo with its double horns and forked tail fits right alongside jack-o'-lanterns, witch hats and other trappings of the long-running holiday.
Arseny Gritsyuk and Jack Hughes each scored a pair of goals Friday as the New Jersey Devils beat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-2 in Las Vegas. Luke Hughes also scored for the Devils, who went 2-1-0 on a three-game Western Conference road trip and have won five of six overall (5-1-0).
So much for the New Jersey Devils' four-game winning streak.
There is one subplot to this season that is no doubt creating some anxiety for the team and its fans. It is the future of superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes.
A wild conspiracy theory that started this offseason has picked up steam, given how the last couple of weeks have unfolded in the NHL. The theory that
The Devils were able to prosper in Hellebuyck's sparkling debut, and if they can continue to limit the opposition and stand tall offensively with him in net, they have a good chance to win the Metropolitan Division.
It appears as though the Connor Hellebuyck saga is finally coming to a close.
The New Jersey Devils made it Jake Allen's night and earned a big win in the process.
The New Jersey Devils were not doing all that well in Detroit.
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