The New Jersey Devils could have a good problem on the blue line this season. The club has a solid blueline corps seemingly in place. But if Anton Silaev can elbow his way into the lineup, it might just create the type of complication GMs and coaches love to have.
The New Jersey Devils will be getting their first real look at future star Anton Silayev this season. The 6’7”, 207-pound blueliner screams of an NHL bruiser.
Friday afternoon, longtime hockey writer Arthur Staple reignited his weekly Tri-State Hockey Report on Twitter, beginning with a segment on the New Jersey Devils.
Throughout the offseason, the New Jersey Devils have certainly made the most of their situation. Under the guidance of new general manager (GM) Sunny Mehta, they’ve addressed areas of weakness and inconsistency.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
New Gm. New era. Time’s are changing in Utica, as well as the big club. What Devils prospects appear poised to ride the wave of change and make their NHL debuts this season?
Here are your links for today: Anton Silayev has signed his entry-level contract: On Silayev: “He may not have a high offensive ceiling, but I am still optimistic about his chances of becoming a useful NHL player.
Earlier today, New Jersey Devils general manager Sunny Mehta announced that the organization has signed defenseman Anton Silayev to a three-year, entry-level contract.
The New Jersey Devils announced on Monday that they have signed top defensive prospect Anton Silayev to a three-year, entry-level contract. Silayev spent the entirety of the 2025-26 regular season, as he did the prior two years, playing with Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod of the KHL.
The New Jersey Devils will have one more first-round pick in their system next season. Defenseman Anton Silayev is has signed his entry-level contract following his third season in Russia’s KHL.
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.
The New Jersey Devils are expected to add another first-round selection to their prospect pipeline, with defenseman Anton Silayev projected to sign his entry-level contract following the completion of his third season in Russia’s Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).
The New Jersey Devils will have one more first-round pick in their system next season. Defenseman Anton Silayev is expected to sign his entry-level contract following his third season in Russia’s KHL per Artur Khairullin of Russian news site Sport-Express.
Andy Strickland: Also heard yesterday that the Vegas Golden Knights denied the Los Angeles Kings permission to speak with fired coach Bruce Cassidy. As of Sunday night, don’t believe that the Toronto Maple Leafs had asked for permission to speak with him.
The New Jersey Devils just keep winning games; nine of their last 12 to be exact. Unfortunately for them, it’s too little, too late. Even with this recent surge, they have just a 0.5% chance to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs, according to Moneypuck.
The Devils are expected to sign 2024 10th overall pick Anton Silayev to his entry-level contract this offseason, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period reports.
With most of their former top prospects having already graduated, the New Jersey Devils‘ farm system may not be what it was a few years back. That’s not necessarily a bad thing; many of those graduates, like Arseny Gritsyuk, are now making a significant impact on the NHL squad.
The 2024 NHL Draft class was a good one for Russians, with four players selected in the first round: Ivan Demidov, Anton Silayev, Yegor Surin, and Matvei Gridin.
The New Jersey Devils’ season is in full swing, and while the product on the ice at the NHL level is bringing back good returns, it was just five months ago when the organization ushered in a fresh crop of future talent.
Over the summer, New Jersey Hockey Now ranked the top 25 New Jersey Devils prospects, culminating in our top five, which features future NHL stars. While the NHL season is in its infancy, some Devils prospects have been in action for weeks.
The scent of hockey grows stronger each and every day. The KHL preseason is underway, and there are a few KHL prospects who are participating. In preseason game action on Saturday, New Jersey Devils prospect Anton Silayev showed off some silky mitts, scoring an impressive goal.
It's certainly early for a prediction like this, but could a Simon Nemec/Anton Silayev pairing be brewing for the New Jersey Devils? The New Jersey Devils are a team currently trying to build themselves into being consistent contenders for the Stanley Cup.
When the New Jersey Devils walked up to the podium at the 2024 NHL Draft on June 28th to make a selection at 10th overall, it was a surprise to see they weren’t going to trade the pick.
On Tuesday, a major change between the Russian Hockey Federation (FHR) and Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) was announced that could have a significant impact on New Jersey Devils prospects who hail from Russia.
The 2024 NHL Draft was stacked with talent. Now that it’s over a week in the past, we’re beginning to see some of the prospects who were chosen in the first round sign entry level contracts.