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Devils Acquire Kyle Palmieri
Editor’s Note: There are more details forthcoming and the article will be updated accordingly At the conclusion of the first round of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, Ray Shero made
Pavel Zacha: The Sixth Overall Pick
With the sixth overall pick in the 2015 NHL draft, the New Jersey Devils have selected center Pavel Zacha of the Sarnia Sting. Zacha, 18 had a productive but hindered
Free Agent Profile: Michael Frolik
With free agency now less than a week away, our next free agent profile takes a look at 27-year-old Winnipeg Jets forward Michael Frolik, who is coming off one of
NHL Draft: Could the Devils search for a FWD be D-railed?
Drafting young players is far from science in any sport. Invariably, despite the most intelligent minds that spend months analyzing, interviewing and projecting, it’s at best an educated guess. Talent
DAB Q&A With Travis Yost
TSN columnist Travis Yost is one of the leading minds in utilizing advanced statistics; a sweeping phenomena that’s led to a transformative outlook on how the game is strategically viewed by NHL organizations
Analyzing the Devils 2015-16 Schedule
The NHL released the 2015-16 season schedule on Thursday morning. Below is the full schedule for the New Jersey Devils, as per the team’s website. The Devils start their season
What Could the Devils Do at the 2015 Draft?
The 2015 NHL Entry Draft is set to begin this Friday night at 7:00pm EST in Sunrise, Florida, and will then continue with rounds 2-7 on Saturday morning. This year’s
What The Devils Should Be Next Year
Editor’s Note: This piece solely reflects the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect upon the views of the Devils Army Blog or any of its writers/admins. Most
Free Agent Profile: Martin St. Louis
As was first reported by Larry Brooks of the New York Post, it is highly unlikely that Martin St. Louis will re-sign with the New York Rangers for the
Where does Patrik Elias fit in 2015-16?
There’s a pretty good chance Patrik Elias will go down as the best forward in the history of the New Jersey Devils. And with that, an equally good chance his