Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night. 

Overtime

The Devils grabbed the victory in overtime. After Dougie Hamilton broke up the odd-man rush, Jesper Bratt skated in on a breakaway and buried his scoring chance to give the Devils the win. 

Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night. 

It was a period dominated by Devils chances. First with a power play and then a scoring chance in tight by Jack Hughes that got robbed by Jordan Binnington.

Following, St. Louis stormed back to tie things.

At the 11:46 mark of the period, the Blues cut the deficit to two. A Justin Barron shot caused a rebound and Mason McTavish pounded on it. Moments later, the Blues got the game back to within one and continued to find new life. After taking a pass, Phillip Broberg glided down the wall and fired a shot that just beat Hellebuyck. 18 seconds later, the Blues tied the game after they intercepted a Hellebuyck pass and Dvorsky punched it home.

The Devils got a late power play, but couldn’t prevail and Luke Evangelista also came close to burying a goal, but missed the net. Both teams skated into overtime, with one team aiming to get the extra point.

Overtime

The Devils grabbed the victory in overtime. After Dougie Hamilton broke up the odd-man rush, Jesper Bratt skated in on a breakaway and buried his scoring chance to give the Devils the win. 

Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night. 

Third Period 

It was a period dominated by Devils chances. First with a power play and then a scoring chance in tight by Jack Hughes that got robbed by Jordan Binnington.

Following, St. Louis stormed back to tie things.

At the 11:46 mark of the period, the Blues cut the deficit to two. A Justin Barron shot caused a rebound and Mason McTavish pounded on it. Moments later, the Blues got the game back to within one and continued to find new life. After taking a pass, Phillip Broberg glided down the wall and fired a shot that just beat Hellebuyck. 18 seconds later, the Blues tied the game after they intercepted a Hellebuyck pass and Dvorsky punched it home.

The Devils got a late power play, but couldn’t prevail and Luke Evangelista also came close to burying a goal, but missed the net. Both teams skated into overtime, with one team aiming to get the extra point.

Overtime

The Devils grabbed the victory in overtime. After Dougie Hamilton broke up the odd-man rush, Jesper Bratt skated in on a breakaway and buried his scoring chance to give the Devils the win. 

Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night. 

This period was tighter contested at five-on-five play, despite the score being lopsided. Shot attempts were dead even at 16 each, but the shots on goal favored the Blues 10-8. Scoring chances were closer (8-7 Blues) and even high-danger chances were 7-5 in favor of the Blues. The Devils did score all three of their goals at five on five, despite generating 0.68 expected goals in the period to the Blues 1.31. 

Third Period 

It was a period dominated by Devils chances. First with a power play and then a scoring chance in tight by Jack Hughes that got robbed by Jordan Binnington.

Following, St. Louis stormed back to tie things.

At the 11:46 mark of the period, the Blues cut the deficit to two. A Justin Barron shot caused a rebound and Mason McTavish pounded on it. Moments later, the Blues got the game back to within one and continued to find new life. After taking a pass, Phillip Broberg glided down the wall and fired a shot that just beat Hellebuyck. 18 seconds later, the Blues tied the game after they intercepted a Hellebuyck pass and Dvorsky punched it home.

The Devils got a late power play, but couldn’t prevail and Luke Evangelista also came close to burying a goal, but missed the net. Both teams skated into overtime, with one team aiming to get the extra point.

Overtime

The Devils grabbed the victory in overtime. After Dougie Hamilton broke up the odd-man rush, Jesper Bratt skated in on a breakaway and buried his scoring chance to give the Devils the win. 

Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night. 

What a thriller inside the Prudential Center on military appreciation night Thursday. The Devils (10-5) defeated the Blues (7-7-2) 4-3 in overtime after the Devils blew a 4-1 third-period lead. 

Game Recap

First Period

What a fun start to this period and with some high-danger chances. The Blues generated a two-on-one, where Robert Thomas fed a cross-ice pass to Jimmy Snuggerud, but was stoned by Connor Hellebuyck.

It wasn’t long before the Devils received the first power play of the game. The Devils almost had a sure goal, but the Blues’ defenseman cleared the puck to keep the game tied at zero. The Devils continued to generate possession and pepper Jordan Binnington with shots. Finally, the dam broke and the Devils scored. 

With good puck possession in the zone, Jack Hughes fed a pass to the point where Brett Pesce slid the puck over to Luke Hughes. Hughes then fired a wrist shot that found its way through to make it 1-0. The Devils kept dominating possession and ultimately they maintained their lead heading into the second period. 

The Devils dominated the period. They held the edge in shot attempts 25-10 and dominated in shots on goal 15-3. The Blues didn’t register their second shot on goal until after midway through the period. As a team, they held the edge in scoring chances (16-4) and dominated the expected goals share 1.28-0.36. Every line after the first period had an expected goals for percentage above 60%.

Second Period 

Timo Meier got off to a rocking start to the period. He generated a good scoring chance, but hit the post as dead on as it could be. As the play went the other way, Jake Neighbours laid a big hit on captain Nico Hischier. Meier wasted no time dropping the gloves, which coincidentally gave the Blues a power play.

The Blues generated a great scoring chance, with Snuggerud right on the door step. Hellebuyck robbed him with the glove and flashed the leather. Eight minutes into the period, the Devils extended their lead. After a great keep inside the Blues zone by Jesper Bratt, he fed a pass to Anthony Mantha. Mantha then found Hughes, who gave it right back to Mantha for the easy tap in goal.

The Devils kept heading to the penalty box and saw Amadeus Lombardi go to the box for slashing. This time the Blues capitalized with the man advantage. A cross-ice pass by Colton Parayko found Robert Thomas, who scored his third goal of the season. Then, it was all Devils to end the period.

The Devils scored two goals to end the period and in a span of 19 seconds. The first goal was by Jesper Boqvist, who cut through to the front of the goal and put on a nifty deke to give the Devils insurance. After a giveaway by the Blues’ defense, it was off to the races for Mantha. 

Mantha skated in on a breakaway and slid a shot through the legs of Binnington. The Devils busted the game wide open to take a commanding 4-1 lead into the third period. 

This period was tighter contested at five-on-five play, despite the score being lopsided. Shot attempts were dead even at 16 each, but the shots on goal favored the Blues 10-8. Scoring chances were closer (8-7 Blues) and even high-danger chances were 7-5 in favor of the Blues. The Devils did score all three of their goals at five on five, despite generating 0.68 expected goals in the period to the Blues 1.31. 

Third Period 

It was a period dominated by Devils chances. First with a power play and then a scoring chance in tight by Jack Hughes that got robbed by Jordan Binnington.

Following, St. Louis stormed back to tie things.

At the 11:46 mark of the period, the Blues cut the deficit to two. A Justin Barron shot caused a rebound and Mason McTavish pounded on it. Moments later, the Blues got the game back to within one and continued to find new life. After taking a pass, Phillip Broberg glided down the wall and fired a shot that just beat Hellebuyck. 18 seconds later, the Blues tied the game after they intercepted a Hellebuyck pass and Dvorsky punched it home.

The Devils got a late power play, but couldn’t prevail and Luke Evangelista also came close to burying a goal, but missed the net. Both teams skated into overtime, with one team aiming to get the extra point.

Overtime

The Devils grabbed the victory in overtime. After Dougie Hamilton broke up the odd-man rush, Jesper Bratt skated in on a breakaway and buried his scoring chance to give the Devils the win. 

Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night. 

What a thriller inside the Prudential Center on military appreciation night Thursday. The Devils (10-5) defeated the Blues (7-7-2) 4-3 in overtime after the Devils blew a 4-1 third-period lead. 

Game Recap

First Period

What a fun start to this period and with some high-danger chances. The Blues generated a two-on-one, where Robert Thomas fed a cross-ice pass to Jimmy Snuggerud, but was stoned by Connor Hellebuyck.

It wasn’t long before the Devils received the first power play of the game. The Devils almost had a sure goal, but the Blues’ defenseman cleared the puck to keep the game tied at zero. The Devils continued to generate possession and pepper Jordan Binnington with shots. Finally, the dam broke and the Devils scored. 

With good puck possession in the zone, Jack Hughes fed a pass to the point where Brett Pesce slid the puck over to Luke Hughes. Hughes then fired a wrist shot that found its way through to make it 1-0. The Devils kept dominating possession and ultimately they maintained their lead heading into the second period. 

The Devils dominated the period. They held the edge in shot attempts 25-10 and dominated in shots on goal 15-3. The Blues didn’t register their second shot on goal until after midway through the period. As a team, they held the edge in scoring chances (16-4) and dominated the expected goals share 1.28-0.36. Every line after the first period had an expected goals for percentage above 60%.

Second Period 

Timo Meier got off to a rocking start to the period. He generated a good scoring chance, but hit the post as dead on as it could be. As the play went the other way, Jake Neighbours laid a big hit on captain Nico Hischier. Meier wasted no time dropping the gloves, which coincidentally gave the Blues a power play.

The Blues generated a great scoring chance, with Snuggerud right on the door step. Hellebuyck robbed him with the glove and flashed the leather. Eight minutes into the period, the Devils extended their lead. After a great keep inside the Blues zone by Jesper Bratt, he fed a pass to Anthony Mantha. Mantha then found Hughes, who gave it right back to Mantha for the easy tap in goal.

The Devils kept heading to the penalty box and saw Amadeus Lombardi go to the box for slashing. This time the Blues capitalized with the man advantage. A cross-ice pass by Colton Parayko found Robert Thomas, who scored his third goal of the season. Then, it was all Devils to end the period.

The Devils scored two goals to end the period and in a span of 19 seconds. The first goal was by Jesper Boqvist, who cut through to the front of the goal and put on a nifty deke to give the Devils insurance. After a giveaway by the Blues’ defense, it was off to the races for Mantha. 

Mantha skated in on a breakaway and slid a shot through the legs of Binnington. The Devils busted the game wide open to take a commanding 4-1 lead into the third period. 

This period was tighter contested at five-on-five play, despite the score being lopsided. Shot attempts were dead even at 16 each, but the shots on goal favored the Blues 10-8. Scoring chances were closer (8-7 Blues) and even high-danger chances were 7-5 in favor of the Blues. The Devils did score all three of their goals at five on five, despite generating 0.68 expected goals in the period to the Blues 1.31. 

Third Period 

It was a period dominated by Devils chances. First with a power play and then a scoring chance in tight by Jack Hughes that got robbed by Jordan Binnington.

Following, St. Louis stormed back to tie things.

At the 11:46 mark of the period, the Blues cut the deficit to two. A Justin Barron shot caused a rebound and Mason McTavish pounded on it. Moments later, the Blues got the game back to within one and continued to find new life. After taking a pass, Phillip Broberg glided down the wall and fired a shot that just beat Hellebuyck. 18 seconds later, the Blues tied the game after they intercepted a Hellebuyck pass and Dvorsky punched it home.

The Devils got a late power play, but couldn’t prevail and Luke Evangelista also came close to burying a goal, but missed the net. Both teams skated into overtime, with one team aiming to get the extra point.

Overtime

The Devils grabbed the victory in overtime. After Dougie Hamilton broke up the odd-man rush, Jesper Bratt skated in on a breakaway and buried his scoring chance to give the Devils the win. 

Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night. 

What a thriller inside the Prudential Center on military appreciation night Thursday. The Devils (10-5) defeated the Blues (7-7-2) 4-3 in overtime after the Devils blew a 4-1 third-period lead. 

Game Recap

First Period

What a fun start to this period and with some high-danger chances. The Blues generated a two-on-one, where Robert Thomas fed a cross-ice pass to Jimmy Snuggerud, but was stoned by Connor Hellebuyck.

It wasn’t long before the Devils received the first power play of the game. The Devils almost had a sure goal, but the Blues’ defenseman cleared the puck to keep the game tied at zero. The Devils continued to generate possession and pepper Jordan Binnington with shots. Finally, the dam broke and the Devils scored. 

With good puck possession in the zone, Jack Hughes fed a pass to the point where Brett Pesce slid the puck over to Luke Hughes. Hughes then fired a wrist shot that found its way through to make it 1-0. The Devils kept dominating possession and ultimately they maintained their lead heading into the second period. 

The Devils dominated the period. They held the edge in shot attempts 25-10 and dominated in shots on goal 15-3. The Blues didn’t register their second shot on goal until after midway through the period. As a team, they held the edge in scoring chances (16-4) and dominated the expected goals share 1.28-0.36. Every line after the first period had an expected goals for percentage above 60%.

Second Period 

Timo Meier got off to a rocking start to the period. He generated a good scoring chance, but hit the post as dead on as it could be. As the play went the other way, Jake Neighbours laid a big hit on captain Nico Hischier. Meier wasted no time dropping the gloves, which coincidentally gave the Blues a power play.

The Blues generated a great scoring chance, with Snuggerud right on the door step. Hellebuyck robbed him with the glove and flashed the leather. Eight minutes into the period, the Devils extended their lead. After a great keep inside the Blues zone by Jesper Bratt, he fed a pass to Anthony Mantha. Mantha then found Hughes, who gave it right back to Mantha for the easy tap in goal.

The Devils kept heading to the penalty box and saw Amadeus Lombardi go to the box for slashing. This time the Blues capitalized with the man advantage. A cross-ice pass by Colton Parayko found Robert Thomas, who scored his third goal of the season. Then, it was all Devils to end the period.

The Devils scored two goals to end the period and in a span of 19 seconds. The first goal was by Jesper Boqvist, who cut through to the front of the goal and put on a nifty deke to give the Devils insurance. After a giveaway by the Blues’ defense, it was off to the races for Mantha. 

Mantha skated in on a breakaway and slid a shot through the legs of Binnington. The Devils busted the game wide open to take a commanding 4-1 lead into the third period. 

This period was tighter contested at five-on-five play, despite the score being lopsided. Shot attempts were dead even at 16 each, but the shots on goal favored the Blues 10-8. Scoring chances were closer (8-7 Blues) and even high-danger chances were 7-5 in favor of the Blues. The Devils did score all three of their goals at five on five, despite generating 0.68 expected goals in the period to the Blues 1.31. 

Third Period 

It was a period dominated by Devils chances. First with a power play and then a scoring chance in tight by Jack Hughes that got robbed by Jordan Binnington.

Following, St. Louis stormed back to tie things.

At the 11:46 mark of the period, the Blues cut the deficit to two. A Justin Barron shot caused a rebound and Mason McTavish pounded on it. Moments later, the Blues got the game back to within one and continued to find new life. After taking a pass, Phillip Broberg glided down the wall and fired a shot that just beat Hellebuyck. 18 seconds later, the Blues tied the game after they intercepted a Hellebuyck pass and Dvorsky punched it home.

The Devils got a late power play, but couldn’t prevail and Luke Evangelista also came close to burying a goal, but missed the net. Both teams skated into overtime, with one team aiming to get the extra point.

Overtime

The Devils grabbed the victory in overtime. After Dougie Hamilton broke up the odd-man rush, Jesper Bratt skated in on a breakaway and buried his scoring chance to give the Devils the win. 

Wrap Up

What a game this was. The Devils were cruising 4-1, only to see the Blues storm back to force overtime. They eventually prevailed in overtime and Jesper Bratt grabbed the game winning goal. 

The Devils got a massive game from their depth. Jesper Boqvist grabbed a goal, and Anthony Mantha had a monstrous three points, with two goals of his own. Luke Hughes continues to impress, scoring his sixth goal of the season. Connor Hellebuyck did have a rough third period, but he now has won his fourth straight game to start his Devils career. The Devils have now won three in a row and also six in a row on home ice. 

Game Notes 

• Declan Chisholm deserves his flowers. Among all Devils skaters, he led the team in CF% at 82.61 and the Devils outshot the Blues 12-2 when on the ice. Also, he finished with an 80.73 xGF%, which also led the team. Only other skater to have an xGF% at 80 was Timo Meier. 

• Anthony Mantha continues to be a force and playing lower in the lineup. He had a three point night and now has nine points in 16 games for the Devils. 

What’s Next? 

The Devils hit the road to take on the Islanders Saturday night.