With just two games to go in the 2024-25 NHL regular season, the New Jersey Devils already know who they will be facing in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs: the Carolina Hurricanes.
The Columbus Blue Jackets and New Jersey Devils met for the second time in six days, this time at Nationwide Arena. Despite the Blue Jackets throwing everything they had at the Devils, it was Jake Allen who stole the show.
Jesper Bratt scored the eventual game-winner as the New Jersey Devils edged the host Columbus Blue Jackets 2-1 on Monday night. Timo Meier also scored for New Jersey (37-26-6, 80 points), which has won four of five and improved to 20-15-2 on the road this season.
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?
While there is still plenty of hockey to be played prior to July 1, it’s never to early to take a peek at what the goaltending market might look like once free agency starts.
If I’m being honest, this year’s trade market isn’t very strong. I would love to see the Oilers go out and make a really big splash and after watching the team get stomped by the Anaheim Ducks in their return to Rogers Place on Tuesday night, I would hope that GM Stan Bowman is feeling some amount of pressure to go out and shake this team up.
We have some news regarding the trade made between the Montreal Canadiens and the New Jersey Devils involving goaltender Jake Allen.
No one loves playing the New Jersey Devils more than Mackenzie Blackwood. In their last meeting with Blackwood, the ex-Devils goaltender was still a member of the San Jose Sharks.
This trade could still be modified in the Canadiens' favor.
The New Jersey Devils have made a flurry of move with the hockey world’s attention turning back toward NHL rosters.
The team announced that goaltender Nico Daws and defensemen Simon Nemec and Santeri Hatakka have been assigned to AHL Utica.
Jake Allen made 34 saves -- including one on a penalty shot -- to help the visiting New Jersey Devils cruise to a 4-0 win over the slumping Montreal Canadiens Saturday afternoon.
New Jersey Devils goalie Jake Allen shut out his former team on the road, beating the Montreal Canadiens 4-0 in a Saturday matinee. It was his second blank sheet (fourth this season) since he took over starting duties for the injured Jacob Markstrom, with Jesper Bratt and Jack Hughes helping to supply the offense with two points each.
Back at the scene of the crime of Nico Hischier’s injury, the still undermanned New Jersey Devils faced off against the Montreal Canadiens in the final game before the Four Nations Face-Off break.
As you know, last March, Kent Hughes traded Jake Allen for a conditional third-round pick, which could become a second-round pick if Allen plays more than 40 games.
Is there a goaltending controversy brewing within the New Jersey Devils? Perhaps, there’s one starting to form enough that the Devils should consider starting Jake Allen vs.
The New Jersey Devils finished off their western Canadian road trip with a win, taking home four of a possible six points across three games. Minus the services of their captain, Connor McDavid, the Edmonton Oilers certainly didn’t look like a team without their superstar.
Everything went right for the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night in their 8-5 win against the New Jersey Devils. Conversely, everything went wrong for the Devils. Those two developments intersected in the third period.
The New Jersey Devils did exactly what they should have done against the Utah Hockey Club Monday afternoon. Although they’re young and exciting, the former Arizona Coyotes are also still an inexperienced club.
The Devils are “gaining traction” on acquiring goaltender Jake Allen from the Canadiens.
There’s less than 24 hours until the 2024 NHL trade deadline, and plenty of players are already on the move.
Adding a goaltender at the trade deadline is always risky business, as getting acclimated to a new system with a new team is much more important for them than a forward or defenseman.
There is no truth to rumors that circulated on Thursday morning that goaltender Jake Allen has been traded by the Montreal Canadiens to the Colorado Avalanche.
With less than two months until the 2024 NHL Trade Deadline March 8, we’re delivering at least one deadline-focused story every day at Daily Faceoff.
The Montreal Canadiens are still running with three goalies and the further we get into the season, regardless of the trade deadline on the horizon, it is looking less and less likely they are going to be able to trade one.
One Canadiens goaltender is drawing interest on the trade market.
In a recent segment of Insider Trading on TSN, Pierre LeBrun reports that the Carolina Hurricanes have engaged in discussions with Montreal regarding Jake Allen.
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