What The Devils Should Be Next Year
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Where does Patrik Elias fit in 2015-16?
There’s a pretty good chance Patrik Elias will go down as the best forward in the history of the New Jersey Devils. And with that, an equally good chance his
Free Agent Profile: A Look at Matt Beleskey
It’s no surprise the Devils have a dire need for offense going into the offseason. New Jersey finished in the bottom-five of scoring last year, where they especially struggled at
DAB Q&A With Mike Straw
You can follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci With the Stanley Cup Finals well underway and the offseason right around the corner, we’re in the midst of one of hockey’s busiest
A team in transition
The unexpected happened a month ago: Lou Lamoriello – the architect, the Godfather, the face of the Devils for 27 years – relieved himself of his GM duties in the way
Is Malkin Growing Weary of His Situation in Pittsburgh?
According to a report from Elliotte Friedman, Evgeni Malkin may be unhappy with his situation in Pittsburgh. Friedman cited sources from around the league that Malkin would be open to
Paul Martin: Back in Red and Black?
Follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci Just because Lou Lamoriello relinquished his duties as general manager, doesn’t mean all his old habits and transaction-related tendencies will go with him. One such trend
The 1st Round: The Key to Future Success
The New Jersey Devil’s are beginning to rebuild; there’s no denying that. There’s most likely going to be more bad times than good in the near future. These should be
DAB Q&A With Matt
You can follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci In this second DAB Q&A installment, I had the chance to ask a few questions to Matt McCrohan, one of the admins at
DAB Pregame: Sink or Swim
Matchup Overview It’s old news that the New Jersey Devils have been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs for the third consecutive season. The Devils are two points behind the