New Jersey Devils’ forward Jesper Bratt is on the verge of yet another career milestone this season. During tonight’s (Jan. 17) matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes, he will skate in the 600th NHL game of his career.
Here are your links for today: Jesper Bratt tallied a couple points, Dougie Hamilton scored for the first time in forever and the Devils took a 4-1 win over the Mammoth on Saturday.
The New Jersey Devils — despite getting Jack Hughes back — dropped their last two games before the Christmas break. They currently sit in sixth place in the Metropolitan Division.
Jake Allen made 36 saves and also stopped all three shootout tries to lead the New Jersey Devils to a 2-1 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday night in Las Vegas.
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.
On Wednesday evening, the New Jersey Devils faced the Vegas Golden Knights on the road at T-Mobile Arena. The Devils were on the hunt for redemption following a 2-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks, while the Golden Knights looked to continue their two-game win streak.
Jesper Bratt's goal 1:33 into overtime gave the host New Jersey Devils a 4-3 come-from-behind win over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night. Cody Glass, Ondrej Palat and Timo Meier also scored for the Devils, who have won two of their last three.
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New Jersey Devils hockey returned to the Prudential Center on Thursday night, with a home opener matchup against the Florida Panthers. The result was a 3-1 victory for the Devils, but the occasion also marked an important milestone for one of their star forwards.
This story originally appeared on hockeysverige.se and has been translated from Swedish to English. The 2024–25 season was Jesper Bratt’s best to date.
The New Jersey Devils lineup is undergoing a wave of tune ups, check ups, and surgeries to get back to full health after the end of their postseason run.
The New Jersey Devils are short-handed entering their playoff series against the Carolina Hurricanes. Without superstar forward Jack Hughes, the Devils have to find a way to win without their most dynamic player.
New Jersey Devils forward Jesper Bratt has taken the crown as the NHL’s most under-appreciated player. Through 78 appearances this season, the 26-year-old Swede has racked up 88 points, putting him in the Top 10 in the Art Ross Trophy race.
It’s been an incredible season for New Jersey Devils forward Jesper Bratt in 2024-25. The Stockholm, Sweden native played to a point-per-game pace in 2023-24, leading to a mammoth eight-year contract extension for the Devils star.
Jesper Bratt, a talented Swedish forward for the New Jersey Devils, has been making headlines with his exceptional ice performance. Born on July 30, 1998, in Stockholm, Sweden, Bratt was drafted by the Devils in the sixth round of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.
He might not be competing for gold, but the New Jersey Devils can certainly be proud of their Swedish forward at the 4 Nations Face-Off. Leading up to the final game of the round-robin play, Team Sweden was left as the lone winless team in the 4 Nations tournament.
Jesper Bratt scored twice as part of a three-point Thursday night for the host New Jersey Devils, who beat the Carolina Hurricanes 4-2 in Newark, N.J. Stefan Noesen scored on a power play early in the second before Dougie Hamilton collected the game-winner midway through the third for the Devils, who have won three of four (3-1-0).
Break out the brooms, because the New Jersey Devils are cleaning up the kitty litter. The Devils went into Sunrise, Florida and made an absolute statement, taking both games in the back-to-back mini-series against the defending Stanley Cup Champions, the Florida Panthers.
Alright, alright. Listen, it’s the middle of August and there’s not a whole lot to talk about. It’s that time of the year where journalists and experts begin to analyze top teams, top players, and break downs at each position.
To play in the National Hockey League, team members must be prepared to sacrifice a few important things in their lives. One of the main sacrifices is that they must be away from their families most of the time.
A report surfaced on Monday that New Jersey Devils forward Jesper Bratt turned down an invite to the upcoming IIHF World Championships to play for Sweden.
We're focused on the straights market tonight on the ice, with four NHL games to start our week. There's value here on just backing one player to get involved.
We remain in the shots on goal market in the NHL to continue finding us some winning prop plays. For tonight, we're going under the hood on how projected shot volume impacts player's hit rates.