The Detroit Red Wings held off a third-period comeback attempt by the New Jersey Devils to earn a 5-2 win.
On Sunday afternoon, New Jersey Devils forward Erik Haula banged a rebound shot past Philadelphia Flyers netminder Ivan Fedotov. The goal – which became the game winner – was Haula’s first goal in 29 games.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
Erik Haula of Team Finland was not happy with the officials on Monday afternoon for a missed call during their 4 Nations Face-Off game against Canada. Team Finland took on Canada at the 4 Nations Face-Off on Monday in what was a must-win for both countries with a place in the championship game on the line.
The New Jersey Devils suffered from a lackluster January, kicking off 2025 with a 5-5-3 record. There are a few different reasons for their struggles, but their biggest issue as of right now is injuries.
Given his ability to play all three forward positions and his experience on the special teams, he’s one of the multiple cost-effective options the Devils could put anywhere in the lineup.
New Jersey Devils left winger Erik Haula is set to return to the lineup after being activated off the injured reserve Tuesday. Sidelined for the past 12
The New Jersey Devils are expected to have Erik Haula return to the lineup soon. Despite his scoring struggles before injury, there are reasons to believe his return will boost the Devils back to their winning ways.
Patience is wearing thin in Newark, New Jersey as a result of the recent play of the New Jersey Devils. Ever since returning from the holiday break, the Devils have been middling, a surprising development given how hot they were going into Christmas.
He only has 11 points on the year to match, a far step down from his point totals over the last three seasons.
The New Jersey Devils announced Friday that forward Erik Haula has been placed on Injured Reserve (IR) with an ankle sprain, retroactive to Jan. 4. The team has also recalled defenseman Colton White from their AHL affiliate, the Utica Comets.
Over the last little while, the New Jersey Devils weaknesses have exposed themselves. It’s not unlike anything we’ve already mentioned before. The Devils need depth scoring, and they need it as soon as possible.
On Monday, the New Jersey Devils announced that forward Erik Haula is day-to-day with an ankle injury and is expected to undergo further testing. However, after an optional morning skate, head coach Sheldon Keefe told the media that Haula could miss a few weeks due to an ankle sprain.
When the New Jersey Devils took the ice for practice on Sunday afternoon, forward Erik Haula was missing. Head coach Sheldon Keefe revealed after practice that the 33-year-old forward is injured.
Coming out of the holiday break, the New Jersey Devils have stumbled out of the gate. After their loss in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, the Devils’ three-game winning streak has quickly transitioned into a three-game losing streak.
Following a physical tilt between the New Jersey Devils and Carolina Hurricanes, an unlikely criticism was bestowed on the Devils. After the Devils routed in a 4-2 victory on Friday night, the division rivals met again on Saturday in a home-and-home situation.
New Jersey Devils fans are in for a treat in February. It has now been confirmed that three of their players: Jesper Bratt (Sweden), Jacob Markstrom (Sweden) and Erik Haula (Finland) have been selected to their respective country’s rosters for the Four Nations Face-Off.
For the second time in as many days, Erik Haula took to the ice for morning skate with the New Jersey Devils. He wasn’t the only somewhat new face at the rink, as injured defenseman Brett Pesce joined the group Friday morning as well.
Three practices and one game later, the New Jersey Devils still haven’t seen or heard from Erik Haula or Brett Pesce. The Devils explained at the beginning of training camp both of their situations.
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After officials disallowed not one, not two, but three New Jersey Devils' goals on Wednesday night, fans showed their displeasure by pelting the ice at the Prudential Center with trash, briefly halting the game in the third period.
The Boston Bruins went from down one goal to leading by one against the Florida Panthers after a pair of goals that were only six seconds apart.
Wideman is not a repeat offender, which likely helped his cause in this matter. He loses $3,750, and that forfeited money goes to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.
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