Devils Trade Series: The Calgary Flames
Now I’ve never been to Calgary, but I’m pretty sure the movie “Cool Runnings” took place there, aside from playing host to the NHL’s Calgary Flames. The Flames took the
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Devils 2019 Draft Preview II: the Middle Rounds
All eyes will be on general manager Ray Shero when he makes the first overall selection of the NHL Draft. However, the job doesn’t end when he picks Jack Hughes.
Free Agent Profile: Richard Panik
The first three of our free agent profiles focus on what is considered the top guys of this year’s class. But this profile will focus on somebody that may be
Kovalchuk’s Return to the NHL: One Year Later
With the Stanley Cup final coming to close, the end of the 2018-19 season is upon us. This past year might not have gone the way the New Jersey Devils
Devils Trade Series: Winnipeg Jets
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Free Agent Profile: Jordan Eberle
Since the New Jersey Devils have a lot of cap space, many are predicting they will be active. One of the more prominent names being associated with the Devils is
The Future of Taylor Hall
The Hall Report Going into the 2019 offseason, number one on general manager Ray Shero’s to-do list is probably to extend star winger Taylor Hall. But, Hall may not be
2014 NHL Draft: Should The Devils Have Taken Lemieux?
The 2014 NHL draft featured the New Jersey Devils making the best out of a bad situation. In his final draft year as New Jersey’s president and general manager, Lou
The Anti-Devils Bias in the Taylor Hall “News”
By now, you’ve all heard the “news”, and I use that term extremely lightly. Apparently, keyword apparently, Taylor Hall doesn’t want to sign an extension with the New Jersey Devils.
Free Agent Profile: Anders Lee
Per our first two free agent profiles, the New Jersey Devils should be able to address their hole at the top of their forward group via free agency. Those two