Yesterday morning, ESPN’s Kevin Weekes reported that the New Jersey Devils have included defenseman Dougie Hamilton and forward Ondřej Palát in trade talks.
Ondrej Palat’s contract has been maligned since the day he signed it with the New Jersey Devils. The five year, $30 million deal that was inked back in July of 2022 was never seen as a deal that would age well.
The wait for New Jersey Devils hockey is finally over, with the club returning to action for another five preseason matchups. The Oct. 9 season opener is right around the corner, where they will face the Carolina Hurricanes on the road.
Here are your links for today: Jack, Luke and Brett on the list: Ondrej Palat wasn’t great last season, and he’s still currently on the roster as we close in on training camp in a few weeks.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Since signing with the team in the 2022 offseason, Ondrej Palat has found himself maligned by much of the New Jersey Devils fanbase because of the disparity between his salary and on-ice production.
Despite a five-game loss to the Hurricanes in the first round, Jacob Markström backstopped his Devils with one of the best goaltending performances of the postseason.
The New Jersey Devils go into their first-round playoff series against the Carolina Hurricanes with a team that will not be at full strength. Center Jack Hughes is the team’s best and most dangerous offensive threat but a shoulder injury last month ended his season.
Greg Boysen: Chicago Blackhawks coach Anders Sorensen said that forward Colton Dach is listed as day-to-day with a hyperextended elbow. Wes Crosby: Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Daniil Tarasov has missed the past two games due to an illness.
When analyzing what prevents the New Jersey Devils from taking a healthy step forward from an inconsistent team with upside, there are a few factors that you can point to.
On Thursday, February 6th, the Devils were unable to solve the Vegas Golden Knights’ renewed energy as they fell 3-1, while Vegas put an end to a four-game slump.
It was the NHLs worst-kept secret. The salary cap has been rumored to be increasing more than the projected 3% for the summer of 2025. Well, the NHL released its salary cap projections for the next three seasons, and all teams, including the New Jersey Devils, are getting quite the boost.
Goal scoring is not what earned Ondrej Palat a $30 million contract back in the summer of 2022, but his recent contributions on offense certainly help.
The New Jersey Devils have a new identity in 2024-25: attack the net, be aggressive, and stay resilient. They started the season strong under new leadership but are now stuck in a three-game losing streak.
The New Jersey Devils are aiming to get back in the win column when they face a division rival in the Nations Capitol on Saturday night. The Washington Capitals are opening their 50th season at home when they host the Devils at 7 P.M.
Ondrej Palat and the New Jersey Devils are gearing up for the 2024-25 season. The Devils had an interesting offseason that they believe will lead them to the playoffs this year.
To state the obvious, the core of the New Jersey Devils needs to be better next season. Perhaps, everyone but Jesper Bratt — who recorded a new career high of 83 points — that is.
Two-time Stanley Cup champion Ondrej Palat is set to join the New Jersey Devils on a five-year, $30 million deal, according to multiple reports. Palat, 31, spent the first 10 seasons of his NHL career with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Tampa Bay Lightning advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals on Monday by finishing a four-game sweep of the Florida Panthers with a 2-0 win in Game 4.