The NHL is in the middle of another epic season, which is coinciding with the Mucinex Kickstart to Greatness Campaign. This cold and flu season, Mucinex Kickstart is taking the ice with its Kickstart to Greatness campaign, celebrating the grit, early mornings, and unstoppable energy of the youth hockey community.
New Jersey Devils forward Jack Hughes will already reach another significant milestone in his young but accomplished NHL career. Hughes will skate in his 400th career game when the Devils face the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night.
The New Jersey Devils opened their four-game road trip with a 2-1 overtime win over Calgary on Monday. New Jersey coach Sheldon Keefe, however, wasn't in a celebratory mood afterward.
How many of the Maurice Richard trophy winners since the award was first given out in 1998-99 can you name in five minutes?
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
In a highly anticipated “Hughesbowl” that saw all three brothers share the ice on Monday at Crand Casino Arena, the Devils finally found their footing, putting an end to their four-game skid.
In case you were wondering if any of the Hughes brothers watch each other’s games, Jack certainly does now. Jack and Luke Hughes of the New Jersey Devils and Quinn Hughes, recently dealt to the Minnesota Wild, met on the ice again on Monday for what’s been dubbed as “the Hughes Bowl”.
Monday night's highly-anticipated Hughes bowl at Grand Casino Arena turned into a blowout loss for the Wild, who are going through a bit of a rough patch at the moment.
The Quinn Hughes blockbuster trade is now almost exactly one month old, and early returns suggest both sides have reasons to be pleased. Hughes has hit
The New Jersey Devils have been one of the most disappointing teams in the NHL. At the start of the season, they appeared to be one of the favorites to win the Metropolitan Division and possibly represent the Eastern Conference in the Stanley Cup Finals.
There aren’t many uglier situations around the NHL right now than that of the New Jersey Devils. A strong start to the season feels like a lifetime ago, and even with Jack Hughes back in the lineup, they’ve continued to spiral.
Put Tuesday’s game out of your mind for a moment. On Sunday night, New Jersey Devils fans raised eyebrows and perked ears around the league as they repeatedly booed Luke Hughes over two gaffes leading to goals against in their loss to the Carolina Hurricanes.
With 46 points through 42 games, the Devils find themselves tied for second-last in the Metropolitan Division.
On this morning’s edition of the Today Show, New Jersey Devils‘ star forward Jack Hughes unveiled Team USA’s final roster ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Here are your links for today: Down two goals heading into the third period on Wednesday, the Devils scored three in a short burst and held on for a 3-2 win over the Blue Jackets to head into 2026 with some good vibes.
New Jersey Devils' star center Jack Hughes will help unveil the Team's USA Men’s, Women’s & Paralympic Ice Hockey teams for the the upcoming 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics.
Prior to the holiday break, the New Jersey Devils received a roster boost with star player Jack Hughes returning to the ice and the lineup. Hughes saw his first game back against the Buffalo Sabres on Dec.
Call it a Christmas miracle or some festive holiday spirit, but New Jersey Devils' star center Jack Hughes is back in business. Ahead of hosting the Buffalo Sabres on Dec.
The New Jersey Devils will get an influx of talent for their Sunday matchup against the Buffalo Sabres. Forward Jack Hughes will make his return to the lineup after missing the last 17 games with a hand injury.
The New Jersey Devils are expected to receive a big boost tonight, as franchise center Jack Hughes told the media today, including NHL.com’s Mike Morreale, that he expects to be in the lineup for the team’s game against the Buffalo Sabres.
The Minnesota Wild now own the rights to the best Friday night news dump in NHL history.
While New Jersey Devils superstar Jack Hughes has struggled to stay healthy during his career, it’s impossible to fault him for his latest injury: an unfortunate “freak” accident that has him sidelined for a total of eight weeks.
The Devils will be without Jack Hughes for longer than initially thought after a fluke injury at a team dinner.
The New Jersey Devils got brutal news on Saturday as Jack Hughes will be out approximately 8 weeks. They noted in a statement Saturday morning, “New Jersey Devils C Jack Hughes underwent successful surgery on his finger.
Jack Hughes and the New Jersey Devils cannot seem to catch a break.
The New Jersey Devils have gotten off to a fast start in the 2025-26 NHL regular season.
The early-season success of the red-hot New Jersey Devils has been in large part due to the scoring touch of Jack Hughes.
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