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2016 Draft Outlook Part 3: The 11th Overall Pick
11th overall… That is where the New Jersey Devils will pick in the upcoming NHL entry draft in Buffalo. They did not win one of the three golden tickets to
Unrestricted: Stephen Gionta
2015-2016 Summary In his fourth full regular season with the New Jersey Devils, Stephen Gionta was just one of four players to appear in all 82 games this season. He’s
Unrestricted: Jiri Tlusty
2015-2016 Summary It’s funny to think at the start of the season, the right wing slot on the line with Adam Henrique and Mike Cammalleri, was a tossup between Lee
DAB Staff Predicts the Remainder of the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs
With the second round of the 2016 Stanley Playoffs underway, the Devils Army Blog staff have their picks for who they think will advance past the second round, into the
Devils Free Agent Profile: David Schlemko
2015-16 Summary When the Devils signed Schlemko to a one year, $625k deal last summer, not much was expected from him. Most thought he’d be a depth signing coming off
Three Devils Prospects Ready to Make NHL Jump
Next year the Devils will continue their transition period. With older player like Ruutu, Tlusty, and potentially Elias on their way out, more spots are opening up for the Devils
PART 2: KYLE PALMIERI—KEEPING HIM IN NJ
He was Ray Shero’s first big acquisition as Devils GM. In desperate need to bolster his offense, he flipped a 2nd and 3rd rounder to Anaheim for Montvale, New
Part 1: Kyle Palmieri-Hometown Hero
In what was a season of high and lows for the Devils, the team managed to take a step forward when many pundits predicted they would be in a dogfight
DAB 2016 Team Awards
We’re well into the first round of the NHL playoffs, and haven’t seen Devils hockey in over a week. It’s given the writers and staff at Devils Army Blog enough
Offseason Outlook: Offense
New Jersey’s offense has been trending downward since their 2012 playoff run. Having bottomed out this year, the Devils scored the fewest goals of any team in the NHL. Lack