2017 NHL Draft Part 7: Mid Round Forwards
Follow me @SammySTL5 The impetus for the New Jersey Devils in the draft should be on getting a future first line center with the first overall pick, and then restocking
Category Archives: NHL: NJ Devils
What Did The Devils Get? The Mirco Mueller Trade
Over the weekend, the New Jersey Devils traded Boston’s second round pick and Nashville’s fourth round pick to the San Jose Sharks for Mirco Mueller and a 5th round pick.
Who Will the Devils Protect? Who Will Vegas Take?
Note: This article is the solely the opinion of its writer and does not reflect the entire Devils Army Blog staff. Author’s Twitter The NHL expansion draft is returning for
Three Mistakes the Devils Must Avoid This Offseason
Author’s TWITTER With the playoffs winding down, speculation is under way on what Ray Shero will do with his abundance of cap space, draft picks, and the upcoming expansion draft.
2017 Draft Preview Part V: The Combine
Follow me on twitter This past week the top NHL prospects gathered in Buffalo, New York for the NHL combine. There was immense focus and pressure on the two players
The Devils Won: Get Over It
Author’s TWITTER This past Saturday evening was one of the wildest draft lotteries in recent memory. Since moving to this current format in 2016, where every team that misses the playoffs
2017 NHL Draft Preview: WOW
This is an article I certainly didn’t expect to be writing. The New Jersey Devils won the draft lottery Saturday night and will be picking first overall in the upcoming
2017 Draft Preview Part 3: The 3 Tiers
Follow me on twitter @SammySTL5 Every year before the NHL draft, everyone likes to discuss the different tiers of talent offered in the first round. In recent drafts, it seems
DAB 2017 Team Awards
Writer’s Note: These awards are the opinions of seven of our writers and admins here at DAB. We are well into the first round of the NHL playoffs, but once
How Many Goals Separated the Devils From the Playoffs?
Author’s TWITTER In a nutshell, a lot. To accurately answer this question, however, we have to look at the big picture. The Devils missed the playoffs by a whopping 25