Projecting The New Jersey Devils’ Protection List Ahead Of Saturday’s Deadline
This Saturday, NHL teams will need to submit their protection lists, just four days ahead of the July 21st NHL Expansion Draft. So, based on the guidelines set forth by
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New Jersey Devils Acquire Top-Four Defenseman Ryan Graves
The New Jersey Devils started their offseason yesterday evening when they announced the acquisition of Colorado Avalanche defenseman Ryan Graves. In return, the Avalanche are receiving forward Mikhail Maltsev and
A Look Back at the New Jersey Devils’ 2017 Draft Class
Introduction This is a continuation of our draft review series, where we take another look at previous drafts with the benefit of hindsight. Unlike the 2018 and 2019 draft reviews,
External Options At Goaltender, Despite The Re-Signing Scott Wedgewood
On Tuesday, the New Jersey Devils announced the team re-signed veteran goaltender Scott Wedgewood to a two-way, one-year $825,000 contract. Given this is a two-way contract, as well as Wedgewood’s
Examining The New Jersey Devils Restricted Free Agents
Our latest examined the New Jersey Devils’ nine current unrestricted free agents (UFAs). Now, we will take a look at the 13 restricted free agents (RFAs) the team will have
How The New Jersey Devils’ Were Skipped Over In ESPN’s NHL Hype Video
A couple days ago, ESPN released its hype video for their NHL coverage starting next season. Although we were skeptical at first for the station known as, “All LeBron James
Examining The New Jersey Devils Unrestricted Free Agents
It is now officially the offseason for 30 of the now 32 NHL teams. The first step of the offseason for most teams? Deciding which of their own free agents
What Would it Cost To Get St. Louis Defenseman Vince Dunn?
The New Jersey Devils need help on defense, to nobody’s surprise. Nobody expected the team to have a defense as good as the Scott Stevens cup winning days this season,
Why Have The New Jersey Devils Struggled For So Long? Simple: Drafting
The New Jersey Devils have qualified for the NHL playoffs once in the last nine years and twice in the past 11. Over this 11-year time period, the Devils have
How the New Jersey Devils are Similar to the Toronto Maple Leafs
Unfortunately it’s another year without New Jersey Devils’ playoff hockey. Sure, there has been plenty of great hockey played. However, I can’t get my mind off the black and red.