It's been well documented how important Connor Brown is to this Devils lineup, even if he is in a depth role in 2026-27 rather than the top-six role he ended up in last season.
The New Jersey Devils were seeking their fifth straight win on Wednesday night in a rematch against the Colorado Avalanche in the second game of their western road trip.
The New Jersey Devils may be less than ten games into the 2026-27 season, but they’ve already earned a fascinating reputation for inconsistency. Special teams and 5-on-5 struggles persist, but they’ve also been an offensive juggernaut at times, paving the way for a 5-4-0 record.
The New Jersey Devils are swapping out middle-six wingers. According to a team announcement, the Devils activated Connor Brown from the injured reserve.
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 New Jersey Devils announced a couple of roster moves on Monday, placing forward Connor Brown on injured reserve (IR) and recalling forward Stefan Noesen from the Utica Comets, the Devils’ American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate.
The New Jersey Devils have announced two transactions this morning, calling forward Stefan Noesen from the Utica Comets, their AHL affiliate. At the same time, the club has placed forward Connor Brown on injured reserve while dealing with an injury that dates back to Sept.
Going into this season, the state plan from head coach Sheldon Keefe was to play a fourth line of Amadeus Lombardi, Cody Glass, and Connor Brown. Unfortunately, Connor Brown sustained an injury in practice at the end of the preseason, holding him out of these first two weeks of regular season action.
The New Jersey Devils had a great showing on Saturday afternoon, scoring four goals against the Vancouver Canucks in a big bounce back from two disappointing games against the New York Islanders and Utah Mammoth.
The Utah Mammoth are now 2-1-0 after an unfortunate loss on Sunday night to the New York Rangers. However, they will have a solid chance to get back into the win column tonight at the New Jersey Devils.
The New Jersey Devils have been struggling offensively to start the season. No forward has a 5v5 goal this year, and only Jack Hughes has any goal, and that came in overtime against the Philadelphia Flyers, who haven’t won a game in their first four.
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.
Bad news broke on Wednesday afternoon, when it was announced that veteran forward and second-year New Jersey Devil Connor Brown would miss the first two games of the season due to a minor injury sustained at practice.
The New Jersey Devils are facing a ton of pressure heading into the 2026-27 season. They have a strong team, but last season, they crumbled and missed the postseason after a solid start.
Connor Brown probably wasn't supposed to be one of the New Jersey Devils' most important forwards last season. When Tom Fitzgerald signed Brown to a four-year,
The 2025-26 season did not go as planned for the New Jersey Devils. Instead of heading to the postseason for the second year in a row, the team faced numerous injuries and inconsistencies, resulting in a seventh-place finish in the Metropolitan Division.
After watching the Los Angeles Kings pluck Corey Perry in free agency, the Edmonton Oilers are now losing another depth piece as Connor Brown has signed a deal with the Devil(s).
As the Edmonton Oilers continue to create the necessary cap space to retain defenseman Evan Bouchard on a long-term deal this summer, more cap casualties will be had.
A depth player who has come up clutch for the Edmonton Oilers in the past might be moving on. According to multiple reports, forward Connor Brown is expected to go to free agency.
The Edmonton Oilers are expected to be a little bit healthier to start their Stanley Cup Final rematch against the Florida Panthers, as winger Connor Brown will be returning to the lineup for Game 1 on Wednesday.
Edmonton forward Connor Brown, who has been sidelined by an undisclosed injury, practiced on Sunday and will be available when the Oilers play the visiting Florida Panthers in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final on Wednesday.
Connor Brown has been stellar for the Oilers in these playoffs, but after taking a tough hit from Alex Petrovic, the Stars defenseman has learned his DoPS fate.
The Edmonton Oilers will be without winger Connor Brown for the rest of Sunday’s Game 3 against the Dallas Stars, as he left the game with an undisclosed injury.
Edmonton Oilers forward Connor Brown will be a game-time decision for Game 1 of the Western Conference Final versus the Dallas Stars. Brown did not participate in morning practice, where Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch said that Brown would be a game-time decision.
Connor Brown has officially transformed into a playoff monster, and the Edmonton Oilers are benefiting in a big way. After a quiet 2023-24 regular season where he posted just four goals and 12 points over 71 games, Brown found his stride in the postseason, becoming a key penalty killer and important depth piece.
Signing Connor Brown looked like a disaster last year, but after slowly finding his game following a major injury, he's now being promoted in the lineup and scoring at an impressive rate.
Goal number 100 found its way into the back of the net Monday night as Connor Brown hit a huge career milestone. It probably took longer than Brown wanted, now in his 10th NHL season, but it couldn’t come at a better time for the Edmonton Oilers.