Dougie Hamilton has been one of the hottest names on the NHL trade market over the past few weeks. Speculation around his future picked up serious momentum after the New Jersey Devils scratched him on January 11.
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The New Jersey Devils have been hit with a major injury setback as defenseman Luke Hughes has been ruled out for an extended period after suffering a shoulder injury earlier this week.
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The New Jersey Devils announced that they have placed defenseman Luke Hughes on long-term injured reserve (LTIR), retroactively to Jan. 19. On Monday night, Hughes left the game against the Calgary Flames before the midway point, and the organization later confirmed that it was a shoulder injury.
It appears the New Jersey Devils will be without their most relied-upon defenseman for a while.
The New Jersey Devils are facing a consequential reshaping of their defensive rotation after Luke Hughes left Monday’s game against the Calgary Flames with a shoulder injury and will miss the remainder of the team’s West Coast road trip.
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.
According to a report from NHL insider Frank Seravalli, defenseman Luke Hughes of the New Jersey Devils suffered a dislocated shoulder during Monday night’s game at the Calgary Flames.
The New Jersey Devils could be without Luke Hughes for a while. The star defenseman exited in the second period of the Devils’ road game against the Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, with a shoulder injury and did not return.
The New Jersey Devils may have lost one of their best young defensemen for quite some time.
The New Jersey Devils broke through with a playoff season in 2025, but they seem to have fallen down a level this season. They have emerged as a potential selling team ahead of the March 6 trade deadline.
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”.
Most family reunions take place in backyards, at banquet halls or by picnic tables at the park. Then again, the Hughes family is not like most others. Jack, Luke and Quinn Hughes will host an on-ice reunion when the Minnesota Wild play the New Jersey Devils on Monday night in Saint Paul, Minn.
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.
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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.
On Tuesday night, the New Jersey Devils came into UBS Arena with a chance to make a big statement after young defenseman Luke Hughes recently got booed by his own team’s fans.
The New Jersey Devils rushed to the defense of their teammate following a 3-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday. Devils’ defenseman Luke Hughes
“I don’t think he deserved it,” said goaltender Jake Allen when talking about the response from fans who booked defenseman Luke Hughes on Sunday night.
The Minnesota Wild now own the rights to the best Friday night news dump in NHL history.
The Devils agreed to terms with defenseman Luke Hughes on a seven-year deal worth $63 million on Wednesday.
The New Jersey Devils are closing in on a seven-year, $63M contract with their lone remaining restricted free agent.
As the New Jersey Devils continue their training camp and play through their slate of preseason games, they do so without a notable name.
Aside from Mason McTavish of the Anaheim Ducks, he is objectively the highest-profile restricted free agent remaining from this summer’s class.
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