Three Devils with Make-or-Break Seasons in 2016-2017
With training camp set to begin next week, speculation will intensify on what the final roster looks like for the New Jersey Devils. While this year’s group is going to
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2016-2017 New Jersey Devils: Where’s the Grit?
Without question, the New Jersey Devils have vastly improved with training camp only a few weeks away. General Manager Ray Shero did a tremendous job in retooling the offense, giving
Is Severson Ready to Fill the Void Left by Larsson?
When the Devils traded Adam Larsson for Taylor Hall, there was immediately a void created along their blue line. They signed Ben Lovejoy to a 3-year contract when free agency
Devil’s Offense: Playoff-Caliber?
Author’s TWITTER Let me the first to acknowledge how I may seem hypocritical at first before divulging into this topic. If anyone read my earlier article from this week,
Devils Missing Key Piece of Rebuilding Puzzle
Author’s Twitter. For most Devils fans, the reality of the New Jersey Devils acquiring all-star left wing Taylor Hall is still setting in. As we emerge from the opening
David Schlemko Aiming High?
With the clock quickly approaching noon, months of speculation will come to an end as this summer’s top free agents decide which teams they’ll want to play for this fall.
Taking A Look at the Hall/Larsson Trade
Yesterday afternoon, Ray Shero pulled a rabbit from his hat and made a trade nobody expected by acquiring Taylor Hall from the Edmonton Oilers for Adam Larsson in a straight
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: Defense
While goaltending has been the cornerstone of success in the Devils organization, the team has always abided by a defense-first playing philosophy that still lives on in the post-Lamoriello era.
Damon Severson’s Underrated Sophomore Season
The New Jersey Devils would ultimately be fated to miss the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season. While the amount of blame can be widely spread out, all we as