Top 12 Devils Prospects
@SammySTL5 Follow me on Twitter It’s late-August, and the sun that is New Jersey Devils hockey is beginning it’s slow rise from the eastern horizon. Sure, recently Devils hockey has been
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2017 New Jersey Devils Draft Review
After weeks of speculation, the New Jersey Devils selected Nico Hischier first overall in the NHL’s centennial draft. The Devils passed on the former consensus first overall pick Nolan Patrick
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
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.
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
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
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
2017 Draft Preview Part 2: Best of the Rest
Author’s TWITER Last week the New Jersey Devils were officially eliminated from playoff contention. This news had been on the horizon for some time as the Devils had recently lost
2017 Draft Preview Part 1: The Perfect Fits
The Devils are very much out of it. They sold off their expiring contracts at the deadline for pennies on the dollar and now face their toughest stretch of games