Writers Roundtable: Offensive Overview
Writers Roundtable’s latest edition will have a particular focus on the state of New Jersey’s offense. Devils Army Blog staff writers Sam Britt, Alex Chauvancy, Brett Minieri, and Nick Papadimas
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Devils Quarterly Review: Part Two
NOTE: Article statistics and info as of 11/22/15 You can view Part One of our quarterly review HERE. Part two of our 20-game overview breaks down the Devils’ progress
Devils Quarterly Review: Part One
NOTE: Information displayed as of 11/22/15 We’re already at the quarter-mark of the season, through which the New Jersey Devils have played some impressive hockey. Now is the time when
DAB Pre-game: Elias Returns
Remember to follow us on Twitter @DevilsArmyBlog or LIKE us un Facebook for like game updates. Matchup Overview This was originally going to be focused on the improving Blue
DAB Pre-game: Road Record in Jeopardy
Remember to LIKE us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @DevilsArmyBlog for the latest Devils news and live game updates. Matchup Overview After what I can only describe as
Patrik Elias: Mending the Rift
Article written collaboratively by Mike Luci and Tommy Zilinski With the quarter-mark of the season fast approaching, the New Jersey Devils have emerged as one of the season’s most
DAB Postgame: Devils Sweep Season Series Against Cup Champs
Make sure to LIKE us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @DevilsArmyBlog Game Summary After suffering their first shutout loss of the season against the St. Louis Blues on
Are the Devils…um, good?
Before this season, most Internet hockey prognosticators had already left the NJ Devils for dead (or at least in purgatory), myself included. Even in this forum, we collectively debated what
The Josefson Experiment: A Work in Progress
It’s been a long journey for 24-year old center Jacob Josefson to get where he is today. Since he was selected 20th overall in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, his professional
DAB Post-Game: Devils Soar Over Hawks 4-2
Friday night in Newark, the New Jersey Devils (7-5-1) proved that they could play with the big boys after downing the defending Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks (7-6-1) by a