Free Agent Profile: Thomas Hickey
Earlier in the week, I examined John Carlson as one possibility the Devils can explore in addressing their need on defense via free agency. With a shallow free agent pool,
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Free Agent Profile: John Carlson
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2018 Devils Draft Preview Part II: Trading Down?
Ray Shero recently came out and said he would be open to the idea of trading down in this years draft. This idea has previously been speculated, but to have
Improved, Stagnated, Bust: Which Prospects Stood Out?
With the end of another season approaching, it is time to check on the Devils prospect pool. Developing young players is a tricky business. A lot of teams struggle to
Speculating On The Devils’ Potential Offseason Targets
Editor’s Note: The following piece solely reflects opinions of the writer, and is not representative of the entire Devils Army Blog staff Projected to finish last in the East Conference
Who is The Next Jesper Bratt?
Jesper Bratt was a very pleasant surprise for the Devils last season. Without his red hot first half, it is tough to imagine the Devils would have even made the
New Jersey’s Five Greatest Playoff Adversaries
Author’s Twitter Since clinching their first berth in 1988, the New Jersey Devils have made the playoffs in 18 of the last 30 seasons. During that time, New Jersey has faced
Devils Fan Rooting Guide To The Rest Of The Playoffs
Well, it is over. The New Jersey Devils have been eliminated from the playoffs, and we are now left to figure out what to do with our lives. Better ourselves
Three Players Who Won’t Be Back In New Jersey Next Season
Editor’s Note: The following piece solely represents opinions of the writer, and does not reflect the entire Devils Army Blog staff. Author’s Twitter It’s been three days since the New
RECAP: Devils Put On The Brink
New Jersey came out aggressive in the first period and created some high quality chances, finally capitalizing with Kyle Palmieri scoring on a five-on-three powerplay. Tampa responded with a shortside