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2017 NHL Draft Preview Part VI: Help on the Blueline
The Devils struggled offensively last year despite the offseason edition of Taylor Hall. This continued stagnation was in large part due to the inability for anyone (besides Damon Severson) to
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
Free Agent Profile: Brendan Smith
Follow me on Twitter: @a_chauvancy23 Come July 1st, the Devils will be looking for defense, and it comes during an offseason where there aren’t a ton of upper-echelon defenseman available
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
Free Agent Profile: Sam Gagner
Follow me on Twitter: @a_chauvancy23 Center depth isn’t going to be a problem for the Devils in the years to come. Between Pavel Zacha, Michael McLeod, and John Quenneville, they’ll
Free Agent Profile: Michael Stone
Follow me on Twitter: @a_chauvancy23 It doesn’t come with saying much, but improving the Devils blue line is going to be priority no. 1 of Ray Shero’s offseason plans. Aside
Pavel Zacha’s Rookie Season and Expectations for Season Two
Follow me on Twitter: @a_chauvancy23 When Ray Shero was hired as the New Jersey Devils GM, part of his plan was to add more youth and skill to a team
DEVILS: (Trade) Winds of Change
These may be the dog days of the offseason for Devils fans, but the activity will be picking up soon as late June promises to be one of the most
DAB Conference Final Predictions
We’re halfway through the playoffs and down to four teams competing to hoist the Stanley Cup. I think I can safely say not many of our playoff brackets turned out