The 2024-25 season ended for the New Jersey Devils after their first-round exit in the playoffs at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes. The Devils made
The Dallas Stars may not have needed another forward on paper, but the late-summer addition of Nathan Bastian could bring the grit and playoff mentality that reshapes their identity in 2025-26.
The Dallas Stars didn't make headlines with a blockbuster trade or a massive extension, but their latest roster addition could be the kind of sneaky move that rattles opponents across the Central Division.
The Dallas Stars added a new face to their forward group this offseason, and while Nathan Bastian isn't a household name yet in Texas, his blend of toughness and character might be exactly what fans fall in love with.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
The Dallas Stars didn't sign Nathan Bastian expecting him to light up the scoresheet. They brought him in for something far more practical - grit, size, and reliable depth.
When the Dallas Stars signed Nathan Bastian to a one-year deal, many viewed it as a depth move. But according to broadcaster Brendan Burke, this could be a signing that makes a real difference when games get tight.
With Nathan Bastian added to the roster, the Dallas Stars may have too many fourth-line forwards and not enough defined roles. The Dallas Stars' signing of Nathan Bastian earlier this week gave the team size, grit, and penalty-killing experience, but it also created a problem.
When the Dallas Stars announced the signing of 6-foot-4 forward Nathan Bastian, it was clear this wasn't about flashy scoring. Instead, general manager Jim Nill added a player whose game thrives on strength, energy, and defensive responsibility.
Sometimes, a player's departure is measured by stats. Other times, it's measured by the reaction of the people he leaves behind. When the New Jersey Devils posted their farewell to Nathan Bastian, it became clear this was one of those moments.
Stars fans, I have good news and bad news. The bad news is that there are still 60 days left until the Dallas Stars open their season against the Winnipeg Jets.
Here are your links for today: We’re in the home stretch! “On paper, the Devils’ bottom six suddenly went from their biggest weakness to a strength – something Fitzgerald has shown to this point as a consistent pattern within his moves over the years.
The Dallas Stars have a new forward joining their lineup, and while Nathan Bastian may not be a household name yet in Texas, his mix of size, grit, and personality could quickly make him a fan favourite.
Rugged forward Nathan Bastian signed a one-year, $775,000 contract with the Dallas Stars on Saturday. Bastian, 27, recorded 10 points (four goals, six assists) and 138 hits in 59 games last season with the New Jersey Devils.
On Saturday, Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill announced that the team has signed forward Nathan Bastian to a one-year, one-way contract. The deal will carry a cap hit of $775,000 through the 2025-26 season.
Sometimes, fights aren’t even competitive. That was the case for a fight in Jacob Markström’s return to Calgary with the New Jersey Devils to face his team, the Calgary Flames.
It’s been a little bit of time since our last New Jersey Devils stock up/stock down, and unfortunately, results haven’t improved since their six game road trip.
Coming out of the holiday break, the New Jersey Devils have stumbled out of the gate. After their loss in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, the Devils’ three-game winning streak has quickly transitioned into a three-game losing streak.
The New Jersey Devils have announced that they are activating Nathan Bastian off of injured reserve effective Dec. 10. Bastian has not played since Nov.
New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe provided several lineup updates heading into Tuesday’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Most notably, Keefe confirmed that goaltender Jake Allen will miss the game with an upper-body injury, while winger Nathan Bastian will return to the lineup.
The New Jersey Devils have signaled for reinforcements. On Monday, general manager Tom Fitzgerald announced he placed Nathan Bastian on long-term injured reserve, retro to 11/1/24, and Curtis Lazar on injured reserve, retro to 10/27/24.
New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe announced that winger Nathan Bastian is expected to miss several weeks of action due to a jaw injury. Bastian suffered the injury during Friday’s game against the Calgary Flames after a fight with Ryan Lomberg late in the first period.
Well, that certainly didn’t go how Nathan Bastian had hoped. Amid the New Jersey Devils’ tilt with the Calgary Flames on Friday night at the Saddledome, Bastian did not return after the first period due to a jaw injury.
New Jersey Devils forward Nathan Bastian’s season was over as of February 23rd. On his first shift of the game on February 22nd, Bastian took an illegal check to the head from New York Rangers forward Matt Rempe that saw the rookie forward receive a match penalty, ejecting him from the game.
The New Jersey Devils have placed winger Nathan Bastian on injured reserve due to his lower-body injury. Bastian, 26, suffered an injury during Thursday’s game against the New York Rangers after being on the receiving end of two big hits.
After officials disallowed not one, not two, but three New Jersey Devils' goals on Wednesday night, fans showed their displeasure by pelting the ice at the Prudential Center with trash, briefly halting the game in the third period.