The New Jersey Devils signed Jesper Bratt to an eight-year deal last month, keeping one of their biggest pieces in the locker room for a long time. This felt like a deal that was a long time coming.
Josh Filmon is looking to prove the nay-sayers wrong. The New Jersey Devils selected Filmon in the sixth round of the 2022 NHL Draft, 166th overall. Among North American skaters, Filmon ranked 38th overall pre-draft.
There is still lots of smoke around the goaltending situation in New Jersey and whether Tom Fitzgerald has another deal up his sleeve. In the absence of a splash, though, should the Devils feel comfortable rolling with what they’ve got?
The next part of the NHL offseason consists of development camps for all 32 teams. These camps help prepare prospects for their future endeavors in the league.
New Jersey Devils news has slowed since they acquired Colin Miller in a trade on July 1. But with many of the Devils’ prospects in attendance for development camp starting today, it’d be worthwhile to look ahead at the next week.
The New Jersey Devils continue to make themselves a Stanley Cup Contender. Even though Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald did not win the GM of the Year award, he continues to make smart hockey trades to help the Devils win now.
This week, the New Jersey Devils are holding their annual Development Camp in Newark. 33 players are on the camp roster: 24 drafted or acquired prospects and 9 invited players.
As free agency and the draft fade into development camp one question lingers, can the New Jersey Devils legitimately compete for a Stanley Cup with Vitek Vanecek as their starting goaltender?
With most of the offseason moves completed by the New Jersey Devils and their division foes post NHL Draft and Free Agent Frenzy, let’s assess where this team lies when compared to the rest of the Metropolitan Division.
Now that a full week has passed since the free agent market opened up on July 1, there are still quite a few quality players left on the market. Let's look at the best at various positions.
There’s no doubt that expectations are sky-high for Simon Nemec. During the 2022 Draft, the New Jersey Devils passed on top-flight talents such as Logan Cooley and Shane Wright in order to grab the top-ranked defenseman in the entire class with the second overall selection.
Make it a tradition. This is an annual look at how the New Jersey Devils did at faceoffs last season. With Michael McLeod, Erik Haula, and Nico Hischer, it went quite well.
After the success the Devils had last season, they have had a great offseason and have made moves to help them going into next season and beyond. They locked up key pieces in Jesper Bratt and Timo Meier, while also adding Tyler Toffoli from the Calgary Flames in a trade.
For New Jersey Devils fans, first-round selections have been a way of life. Since 2017, the Devils have had nine first-round selections, and four of them were in the top five.
The New Jersey Devils will have eight players on entry level contracts that will end after the 2023-24 season. This post looks at the six in Utica to see what they have done and what could happen next for Nico Daws, Nolan Foote, Santeri Hatakka, Graeme Clarke, Brian Halonen, and Michael Vukojevic.
July 20 looms as the date at which NFL owners will convene to vote on the sale of the Commanders to Josh Harris. Issues with his historic bid to purchase the franchise have been detailed in recent months, but they are not poised to interrupt or threaten the sale being approved.
The New Jersey Devils don’t need a goaltender, per se. But based on rumors that have become public this offseason, it sure seems they’re in the market for one.
Ahead of the 2023-24 New Jersey Devils season, one of the biggest questions is the team’s defensive unit. New Jersey will be without longtime Devil Damon Severson and the recently departed Ryan Graves.
The New Jersey Devils have resisted the urge to make a move for a superstar goalie. However, as the free agency board dwindles, the trade option is wide open.
The Utica Comets, the AHL affiliate of the New Jersey Devils, signed goaltender Jeremy Brodeur -- the son of Devils legend Martin Brodeur -- to a two-way AHL contract on Thursday.
While scouring through the Twitter-verse (or the new Thread-verse), you might have noticed a familiar name pop up in relation to the New Jersey Devils.
The New Jersey Devils have agreed terms to a contract extension with former first-round pick Michael McLeod. He is locked in for next year and will have an AAV of $1.4 million.
The New Jersey Devils continue their busy off-season. After not qualifying Nathan Bastian and Michael McLeod on Friday, making them unrestricted free agents, the Devils were able to work out new deals with both players at the start of free agency.
Nathan Bastian will be back with the New Jersey Devils after all. One day after the team opted not to extend him a qualifying offer for $918,750, the burly right winger has signed a two-year contract.
Per The Fourth Period’s James Nichols, center Michael McLeod is heading back to the New Jersey Devils on a one-year contract worth $1.4M.
Shane Bowers, 23, was recently acquired by New Jersey in a one-for-one trade that sent defenseman Reilly Walsh to the Boston Bruins.
After a rather abrupt arrival to a contention window, the Devils are putting the pedal to the metal to maximize that window and find themselves in a great spot.
The biggest prize that landed in the Garden State is here to stay. Tom Fitzgerald has given Timo Meier a new contract. Meier will remain with the New Jersey Devils for the next eight years and carries a cap hit of $8.8 million per season.
Leaning over the boards, bated breath, Jack Hughes was absolutely riveted by what he saw. A year ago, he never could’ve imagined he’d be in this position.
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