Nico Hischier was the overtime hero on Thursday in Newark, N.J., to help the New Jersey Devils earn the much-needed two points in a 3-2 win over the Nashville Predators.
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The New Jersey Devils entered the season with high expectations. A talented roster headlined by stars like Jack Hughes, Timo Meier, and Nico Hischier had fans optimistic about a deep playoff run.
After putting an end to their rough four-game skid earlier in the week, the Devils kept the momentum going when they took on the Seattle Kraken on home ice on Wednesday in a back-and-forth battle that required extra time to decide.
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.
The New Jersey Devils have long been viewed as one of the NHL’s most dangerous up-and-coming teams, loaded with young stars poised to become a true force in the Eastern Conference.
Matthew Knies and Nico Hischier stole the spotlight Tuesday night in Toronto. The two dropped the gloves in a sparking reaction across the league. The fight came during a 4-0 win by the Toronto Maple Leafs over the New Jersey Devils at Scotiabank Arena.
New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe wasn’t entirely displeased after Nico Hischier fought Matthew Knies in the third period of Tuesday’s 4-0 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Matthew Knies got a lot of attention for the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night. Not only was he a big part of the team’s 4-0 win over the New Jersey Devils, but he coaxed Nico Hischier into an unexpected fight and then quickly took care of business, dropping the Devils’ captain.
The subject Quinn Hughes is not going away. It might ramp up even more as we approach this weekend, as the Vancouver Canucks take on the New Jersey Devils.
Nico Hischier had a goal and two assists to lead the New Jersey Devils past the St. Louis Blues 3-2 in overtime Wednesday night in Newark, N.J. Hischier set up Simon Nemec for the winning goal 2:58 into overtime as the Devils extended their home-ice point streak to 10 games at 9-0-1.
It’s hard to find a forward doing more on both sides of the puck than Nico Hischier. The New Jersey Devils’ captain is one of the league’s premier two-way centers, but this season, he’s taken that reputation to a new level and firmly planted himself as an early favorite for the Selke Trophy.
The NHL season is approaching the three-week mark, with most teams having played around 10 games. It’s still early, but we now have a meaningful sample size to start making some conclusions about the 2025-26 campaign.
When people talk about the New Jersey Devils, the conversation almost always circles back to Jack Hughes—the undeniable superstar of the franchise. However,
After the Devils' elimination from the postseason, Nico Hischier represented Switzerland in the 2025 IIHF World Championship, but has since gotten hurt.
Switzerland forward Nico Hischier will miss the remainder of the 2025 World Championship with a muscular injury, but the New Jersey Devils can confirm there are no long-term concerns and the move is precautionary, according to Devils reporter Amanda Stein.
New Jersey Devils‘ captain Nico Hischier is one of the best players to ever come from Switzerland, having notched 419 career points already. But aside from his NHL impact, he’s made it very clear that one of his biggest career goals is to win a World Championship for his country and inspire a future generation of Swiss Ice Hockey players.
New Jersey Devils captain Nico Hischier will make his return to the lineup Saturday versus the Dallas Stars after missing the past six games due to an oblique injury, Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe confirmed Saturday per team reporter Amanda Stein.
The New Jersey Devils are set to return to action following the 4 Nations Face-Off and could very well be getting their injured star forward back on Saturday against the Dallas Stars.
The New Jersey Devils have been without their captain for four games, and as of Thursday it will be five. He’s not expected to return to the Devils before the 4 Nations Face-Off break, thus he will miss six games overall before the world tournament.
When it rains, it pours. The New Jersey Devils are already dealing with an injury to their No.1 goaltender. Add another injury to the list, as the Devils captain left the third period of New Jersey’s tilt with the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night.
As it currently stands, New Jersey Devils captain Nico Hischier is on pace to score 61.5 goals by the end of the season. Will that pace hold up? Probably not.