Revisiting the 2019 New Jersey Devils’ Draft Class, Part One
Introduction Today we are starting a new series where I examine the Devils’ past draft picks and how they are progressing. We will try to gauge these players’ futures and
Tag Archives: tom fitzgerald
Top Remaining Unrestricted Free Agent The New Jersey Devils Should Target
Introduction After a few early moves, general manager Tom Fitzgerald has been eerily quiet. The market as a whole has settled down as well. However, despite this, there still remains
Ryan Murray: A Solid Defensive Defenseman When Healthy
Introduction After a quiet draft day in terms of trades, New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald made a splash late Thursday evening. The Devils announced they traded a 2021
New Jersey Devils’ 2020 NHL Free Agency Preview
Introduction We are quickly moving through the 2020 NHL offseason. Just two days after the NHL Draft ended, NHL free agency is slated to begin. This year there will not
New Jersey Devils’ Day Two/Overall Grades and Player Breakdown
Introduction The New Jersey Devils had to wait hours to make the team’s first pick of day. But, general manager Tom Fitzgerald did not disappoint. He started off by selecting
Free Agent Profile: Torey Krug, Top Left-Handed Defenseman on the Market
Introduction You guessed it, today we are covering another defenseman in our free agent profile series. Today we profile Torey Krug, a longtime Boston Bruin defenseman and a soon-to-be unrestricted
A Closer Look at General Manager Tom Fitzgerald’s Recent Interview
In case you missed it, New Jersey Devils’ general manager Tom Fitzgerald conducted an interview with NJ.com. During this interview he talked a lot about the upcoming NHL Draft. If
The New Jersey Devils Should Not Be A Trade Destination For Jack Eichel
Buffalo: The City It is hard to think of a gloomier city in North America than Buffalo, New York. The tundra of upstate New York is cold and snowy a
Free Agent Profile: Mike Hoffman, Power Play Specialist
Introduction In 2019-20, the New Jersey Devils were flat out bad. The team held a record of 29 wins, 30 losses, and 12 overtime and shootout losses. Even despite the
Free Agent Profile: Tyson Barrie, Two-Way, Scoring Defenseman
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a bizarre situation. The team seems good, but never good enough to win it all for a fan base that has been impatiently waiting