New Jersey Devils defenseman Brenden Dillon left Monday night’s game early after a violent exchange with Columbus Blue Jackets forward Dmitri Voronkov.
That one hurt, literally and figuratively. Bad enough for the once unbeatable-at-home Devils to have dropped two in a row to a pair of division rivals at Prudential Center in what, let’s face it, were the most winnable games on this current four-game homestand.
The New Jersey Devils faced the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday night. In a chaotic match, they suffered their second consecutive home regulation loss after having previously avoided that fate all season.
New Jersey Devils' defenseman Brenden Dillon is going from a childhood hockey player who just wanted to "play in one NHL game," to hitting his 1000th against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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.
New Jersey Devils’ defenseman Brenden Dillon is on the verge of an important career milestone. In tonight’s (Dec. 1) matchup against the Columbus Blue Jackets, he will play in his 1,000th career NHL game.
It was a little less than three weeks ago that New Jersey Devils defenseman Brenden Dillon uttered, “We need to sage this place or something!” in response to the slew of injuries the team was facing.
An aggressive veteran is going to have to be pulling cash out of his wallet for his recent actions. On Thursday, the NHL Department of Player Safety announced that New Jersey Devils defenseman Brenden Dillon has been handed a $5,000 fine for boarding Chicago Blackhawks forward Tyler Bertuzzi.
Here are your links for today: Arseny Gritsyuk scored his first career NHL goal and Brenden Dillon potted another goal as the Devils extended the winning streak to six games with a 4-1 win over the Wild on Wednesday.
New Jersey Devils defensemen Luke Hughes and Brenden Dillon will sit out Game 2 of the Eastern Conference first-round series against the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, N.C.
The New Jersey Devils will have a battered blue line for Game 2 against the Metropolitan Division rival Carolina Hurricanes as neither Luke Hughes nor Brenden Dillon will play, Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe announced Tuesday.
The New Jersey Devils have struggled mightily in the third period of games as of late, and Thursday night was no different. After entering the final frame up 3-1 on the Calgary Flames, the team allowed their cross-conference foes to score four unanswered goals.
NEWARK—Brenden Dillon didn’t forget what the Philadelphia Flyers did to the New Jersey Devils earlier this week. He eventually set the tone physically the Devils needed to propel them in the second period, and eventually, the game.
NEWARK—The New Jersey Devils are in a groove. In the month of December, they’re 6-2-1, and although they’re not a perfect team, they’re certainly proving to be among the NHLs best.
New Jersey Devils defenceman Brenden Dillon laid a massive open ice hit on Buffalo Sabres forward JJ Peterka during Saturday's Global Series game. While preseason games continue in North America, the National Hockey League's 2024-25 regular season got underway in Czechia with a pair of contests between the Buffalo Sabres and New Jersey Devils.
Could a hometown reunion be in the cards for Brenden Dillon? Dillon joined Rick Dhaliwal and Don Taylor on Donnie and Dhali – The Team on Monday morning to discuss his past season, upcoming UFA status, and life with a growing family.
The Tampa Bay Lightning off-season is officially underway and will be interesting to watch. Over the last decade, the Bolts have been the gold standard for winning in the National Hockey League.
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon has been ruled out for Sunday's Game 4 of the Western Conference first-round series versus the Colorado Avalanche in Denver due to a hand injury.
The National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety announced today that Winnipeg Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon will have a hearing for an illegal check to the head to forward Noel Acciari that occurred in Tuesday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Brenden Dillon is already a hockey villain to Minnesota Wild fans and you can bet that Pittsburgh Penguins fans feel the same way after Dillon was involved