2016 Draft Outlook Part 4: Trades
Since the draft lottery last Saturday, the rumor mill has been spinning wildly. Questions on whether Edmonton keeps the fourth overall pick, or if Arizona attempts to bring in the
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2016 Draft Outlook Part 3: The 11th Overall Pick
11th overall… That is where the New Jersey Devils will pick in the upcoming NHL entry draft in Buffalo. They did not win one of the three golden tickets to
2016 Draft Outlook Part 2: The Possibilities
As the Devils continue to fight for a wild card position, it is clear that barring a lottery miracle, the Devils won’t be getting a chance to draft one of
Early 2016 NHL Draft Outlook Part I: The Cream of the Crop
As of writing this the New Jersey Devils are currently battling for a wild card spot. The recent success has more fans focused towards the playoffs than the draft, which is seven
New Jersey Devils 2015 Draft Review: Part One
Now that the dust has settled, we can finally sit back and reflect on what ultimately turned out to be an eventful two days for the New Jersey Devils at
Devils Acquire Kyle Palmieri
Editor’s Note: There are more details forthcoming and the article will be updated accordingly At the conclusion of the first round of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, Ray Shero made
NHL Draft: Could the Devils search for a FWD be D-railed?
Drafting young players is far from science in any sport. Invariably, despite the most intelligent minds that spend months analyzing, interviewing and projecting, it’s at best an educated guess. Talent
What Could the Devils Do at the 2015 Draft?
The 2015 NHL Entry Draft is set to begin this Friday night at 7:00pm EST in Sunrise, Florida, and will then continue with rounds 2-7 on Saturday morning. This year’s
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
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