Author’s TWITTER Simply put, the Devils have been surprisingly competitive this year (especially when you compare their current play to last season). Nobody predicted they would be anywhere near the playoff
Author’s TWITTER When it was revealed the New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia Flyers were respectively selecting first and second overall at the 2017 NHL Draft, the longtime divisional rivalry between the
Author’s TWITTER There were very few positives that came out of yet another disappointing year for the New Jersey Devils. One of those particular upsides was the season of defenseman
Author’s TWITTER This past Saturday evening was one of the wildest draft lotteries in recent memory. Since moving to this current format in 2016, where every team that misses the playoffs
Author’s TWITTER The New Jersey Devils are poised to miss the playoffs for a fifth consecutive season. It’s the first time this has happened since the franchise relocated to New
Author’s TWITTER There’s always an element of risk when it comes to drafting players. While every team hopes their top pick turns into a superstar, we all know that’s not always
The Devils walked into the draft with a feeling of uncertainty. After the top 3-4 players there was a lot of disparity on where players were going to end up.
In their first podcast, Devils Army Blog staff writers Mike, Alex, Brett, and Sam offer their thoughts on the Keith Yandle and Frederik Anderson trades, along with previewing the NHL
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