Free Agent Profile: Radko Gudas, “Tough-Guy” Defenseman
Introduction The early theme of our free agent profile series here at Devils Army Blog is defensemen. This is for a good reason, as it’s an area where the New
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Why the NHL’s Round-Robin is Must-Watch TV
Introduction This past week, the NHL released a finalized schedule for qualifying and round-robin play. This ultimately has created a buzz around the hockey community unlike ever before. The Eastern
Devils Set for Battle Against Capitals
The New Jersey Devils are coming off a rough loss at the hand of one of their rivals, the New York Rangers. Tonight’s game against Washington will present an opportunity
Devils Look to Hold Their Own Against Capitals
Preview Tonight, the New Jersey Devils have an opportunity to win three games in a row for the first time this season. Considering that they’ve strung together a series of
Why I’m Rooting for the Washington Capitals
The Stanley Cup Playoffs are upon us which only means one thing for New Jersey area fans: Ignore the Islanders existence and hop on a bandwagon somewhere else. Fortunately, there’s
RECAP: Devils Capped at Home 4-1
First Period The New Jersey Devils outshot the Washington Capitals in the first period, but it seemed that the Capitals got better quality chances throughout the first. The Caps struck
Devils Return to the Rock to Face Capitals
Preview The New Jersey Devils return home after a six-game road trip, which started in Washington with a 3-0 loss to the Capitals, their opponent for tonight’s game. New Jersey
DAB Pregame: Undermanned Devils Take on One of NHL’s Hottest Teams
Match Overview Tonight’s game will feature your New Jersey Devils, who currently own a 25-33-9 record, which puts them last in the Metropolitan Division, and the Washington Capitals, who own
It’s Time for the Winter Classic to Change
Writer’s Twitter: @ChrisMottHockey DAB Social This Article was written and includes the opinions of the writer. They do not represent the Devils Army Blog’s point of view as
The Revival of Marcus Johansson and What it Should Mean for his Future in NJ
Introduction General manager Ray Shero is finally getting what he expected when he traded second and third-round picks for forward Marcus Johansson. The ex-Washington Capitals forward was coming off a