Devils Season Overview Games 21-30: Part One
Ten games into the second quarter of the season, the New Jersey Devils still remain one of the two teams occupying the wildcard spot in the Eastern Conference. The Devils
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Devils Head to Brooklyn to Face the Islanders
Matchup Overview: The New Jersey Devils enter this afternoon’s bout with the Islander’s as the second wild card in the Eastern Conference. The Devils are coming off one of their
Writers Roundtable: Offensive Overview
Writers Roundtable’s latest edition will have a particular focus on the state of New Jersey’s offense. Devils Army Blog staff writers Sam Britt, Alex Chauvancy, Brett Minieri, and Nick Papadimas
Devils Quarterly Review: Part Two
NOTE: Article statistics and info as of 11/22/15 You can view Part One of our quarterly review HERE. Part two of our 20-game overview breaks down the Devils’ progress
Devils Quarterly Review: Part One
NOTE: Information displayed as of 11/22/15 We’re already at the quarter-mark of the season, through which the New Jersey Devils have played some impressive hockey. Now is the time when
Inside the Numbers: A Look at the Devils Top Line
At 11-8-1, the New Jersey Devils have been one the NHL’s biggest surprises through the first 20 games of the season. A large reason for that is the production of
Patrik Elias: Mending the Rift
Article written collaboratively by Mike Luci and Tommy Zilinski With the quarter-mark of the season fast approaching, the New Jersey Devils have emerged as one of the season’s most
DAB Pre-Game: Fire Versus Fire
Matchup Overview The Devils start their Western Canada road trip tonight in a 9pm matchup against the struggling Calgary Flames. To a slight extent, both teams have seemingly switched positions
Are the Devils…um, good?
Before this season, most Internet hockey prognosticators had already left the NJ Devils for dead (or at least in purgatory), myself included. Even in this forum, we collectively debated what
DAB Post-Game: Devils Soar Over Hawks 4-2
Friday night in Newark, the New Jersey Devils (7-5-1) proved that they could play with the big boys after downing the defending Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks (7-6-1) by a