The New Jersey Devils got back in the playoffs this season, but they weren’t able to have a long stay in the postseason. The Devils bowed out in the first round of the Eastern Conference bracket in five games against the Carolina Hurricanes, but things are looking up in New Jersey.
The New Jersey Devils had a fantastic season that came crashing down to Earth when they lost Jack Hughes to a season-ending injury. Now, they hope for better health and prosperity.
When the New Jersey Devils had their struggles this season, it typically wasn’t for a lack of defense. According to Natural Stat Trick, their 220 goals allowed (2.68 per game) ranked fifth-best in the NHL.
In the history of the NHL, a total of 46 players have scored 50 goals in a season more than once. How many of the 46 can you name in six minutes?
The NHL offseason has the potential to be one of the more explosive on the trade market because of a weaker class of unrestricted free agents and a significant increase in leaguewide cap space.
Longtime New York-based NHL analyst Larry Brooks has suggested a blockbuster deal that sees the New Jersey Devils land Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks to play with brothers Jack and Luke.
The New Jersey Devils are no stranger to shoulder injuries; in the last couple months alone, star players Jack Hughes, Luke Hughes and Jesper Bratt all have opted for shoulder surgery.
The New Jersey Devils got some good news on Monday morning, providing updates on the injury recovery timelines for defenseman Luke Hughes and left winger
Speculation surrounding Quinn Hughes’ long-term Vancouver Canucks future continues to grow. With the Canucks facing major structural uncertainty after head coach Rick Tocchet's exit, questions are mounting about whether their captain might eventually push for a move to join his brothers in New Jersey to play for the Devils.
The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs turn seven days old on Friday, and with each passing game, the stakes only get higher.
The New Jersey Devils are in an 0-2 hole in their series with the Carolina Hurricanes, and after some injury scares, they've recalled a number of players ahead of the series against Carolina shifting back to New Jersey.
A turbulent offseason has cast doubt on the long-term future of Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes. Canucks president Jim Rutherford spoke about Hughes' future during the team’s end-of-season media availability on Monday when he was asked about the possibility of signing the blueliner to a long-term contract extension.
Jim Rutherford never fails to entertain the hockey world, and once again, he caught everyone’s attention on Monday. When asked about the looming contract
If you asked the New Jersey Devils whether or not the Vancouver Canucks broke a rule in Monday’s end of season press conference, they’d probably say one word: “J’accuse”, or in English, “Jack Hughes!”.
It’s not clear what Vancouver Canucks President of Hockey Operations Jim Rutherford was thinking when he hinted the Canucks might try to acquire Quinn Hughes‘ brothers (Luke and Jack), but the NHL could come down on the Canucks with a fairly hefty tampering charge.
It’s no secret that the Jack Hughes-less New Jersey Devils are considered underdogs in Round 1 against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Hurricanes, listed around -240 to win the series on most major sportsbooks, are the heaviest favorites among all of the currently set playoff series’.
Every year, the King Clancy Memorial Trophy is awarded to “the player who best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice and who has made a noteworthy humanitarian contribution in his community.” For the second consecutive season, the New Jersey Devils have nominated star forward, Jack Hughes.
Jack Hughes wasn’t shy about sharing how he felt about having his NHL season come to an abrupt end. On Wednesday, the New Jersey Devils announced that
The New Jersey Devils suffered a major setback when Jack Hughes underwent season-ending shoulder surgery on Wednesday, but the team is not changing course
New Jersey Devils star Jack Hughes underwent season-ending shoulder surgery on Wednesday, three days after being injured during a loss to the Vegas Golden Knights.
The New Jersey Devils announced star center Jack Hughes underwent successful shoulder surgery on Wednesday, ending his 2024-25 season. He will be placed on long-term injured reserve while he recovers.
The New Jersey Devils have finally provided an update on their star forward, Jack Hughes. In Sunday night’s game against the Vegas Golden Knights, Hughes suffered an upper-body injury after colliding with the boards.
It’s the news the New Jersey Devils and their fans feared. The Devils’ franchise center’s season is over. According to the Devils, Jack Hughes had successful shoulder surgery on Wednesday.
The New Jersey Devils took a massive blow to their Stanley Cup aspirations. New Jersey announced that center Jack Hughes has successfully undergone shoulder surgery and will be placed on the team’s long-term injured reserve.
The injury to New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes could drastically change the Devils’ deadline plans, knowing that they’ve got money to spend and will be without their top star.
No one who is available and on the market is going to amount to what Jack Hughes provides for the New Jersey Devils. Therefore, expecting an outsourced player to come in and fill his shoes will surely be disappointing.
The New Jersey Devils were awaiting test results Monday after star forward Jack Hughes left the ice Sunday night with an apparent arm or shoulder injury.
Over the last few days, we’ve gotten a glimpse of Jack Hughes donning colors that represent the United States of America. The New Jersey Devils’ superstar forward was selected for Team USA at the 4 Nations Face-Off.
As of Monday, the shift goes from the New Jersey Devils to the 4 Nations Face-Off. Jack Hughes, representing Team USA, had one wish going into the world tournament.
The NHL and NHLPA announced on Friday that significant increases are coming to the league's salary cap over the next three seasons.
The New Jersey Devils could be without their two top forwards.
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