Patrik Elias: Is Less More?
Amidst the changes the New Jersey Devils have made this offseason, Patrik Elias has deservedly slipped through the cracks. The 39-year old career Devil is the oldest player on the roster as
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Writers Roundtable: The Dog Days of Summer
With the month of August in full swing, it means two things for the hockey community: the dog days of summer have begun, but on the flipside, we’re another month
Dainius Zubrus: The Latest Casualty of Change
After eight years with the organization, forward Dainius Zubrus has been placed on unconditional waivers with the purpose of terminating the final year of his contract. The 37-year old Lithuanian
Adam Larsson: Shero’s First Long Term Signing a Success
Although Adam Larsson’s salary arbitration date was looming on the horizon, there was a consensual feeling of assurance amongst both parties that a deal would get done in time. Topping
Writers Roundtable: Lamoriello’s Lasting Legacy
As the dog days of the NHL offseason draw near, it becomes increasingly difficult to consistently find fresh hockey-related topics (let alone anything on the Devils) to discuss on a
Severance: Lamoriello and Devils Officially Part Ways
In typical fashion of operating under complete secrecy, longtime General Manager (relegated himself to President this offseason) Lou Lamoriello sent shockwaves throughout the hockey world by resigning from his post
Five Teams the Devils Could Trade a Defenseman to
Editor’s Note: The following piece is purely based on speculation and solely reflects the opinions of writer Mike Luci. The following article does not represent the opinions of Devils Army
The Sixth Forward: Reid Boucher or Paul Thompson?
General manager Ray Shero made it explicitly clear he wouldn’t dabble in the free agent market for the sake of making a move. He appears committed to letting the youthful players within
Devils UFA Day One Review: Staying on Course
As was the case with draft day, the New Jersey Devils weren’t involved in any high-profile transactions, but kept in the right direction with the moves they did make yesterday.
Mike Cammalleri: Finding His Next Go-To Guy
He was a bright spot in an otherwise abysmal season for the New Jersey Devils. Nobody came close to reaching his team-leading 27 goals that he attained in an injury-shortened, 68-game season.