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Who is The Next Jesper Bratt?
Jesper Bratt was a very pleasant surprise for the Devils last season. Without his red hot first half, it is tough to imagine the Devils would have even made the playoffs. The fact that a former sixth-round pick was able contribute this effectively at the NHL level is a very rare occurrence. Very few players from
NWHL: Harrison Browne Retires After Two Championships
As the off-season and the free agency of the NWHL continue, we are going to see some players hang up the skates. The first one announced this season just happened to be Metropolitan Riveters forward Harrison Browne. Browne is the first-ever openly transgender player in professional sports. He had originally retired after two seasons in
Riveters Free Agent Profile: Rebecca Russo
Today we will be looking at Metropolitan Riveters forward Rebecca Russo. The 23-year-old had an incredible year for the Riveters in her second NWHL season. She posted a career-high 10 goals and 20 points, while kept her streak alive of never taking a penalty since joining the league. This proves how Russo not only moves
New Jersey’s Five Greatest Playoff Adversaries
Author’s Twitter Since clinching their first berth in 1988, the New Jersey Devils have made the playoffs in 18 of the last 30 seasons. During that time, New Jersey has faced an array of different teams and some of the game’s all-time greats. Due to the time’s postseason formats and sheer circumstance, New Jersey’s perennial playoff
Riveters Free Agent Profile: Katie Fitzgerald
The offseason is in full swing for the NWHL, and we are approaching that time where teams need to re-sign and (potentially) add some new players. For those that are unfamiliar, the National Women’s Hockey League (NWHL) is entering its fourth season. When it comes to the players, they can only be given one-year contracts
Devils Army Blog Staff Picks: Conference Semi-Finals
See how we did with our first round predictions. Despite seeing our New Jersey Devils get eliminated in the first round, we got to watch some thrilling playoff hockey the past two weeks. For those of us that live and breathe hockey, the end of New Jersey’s season doesn’t mark the end of watching playoff
Devils Fan Rooting Guide To The Rest Of The Playoffs
Well, it is over. The New Jersey Devils have been eliminated from the playoffs, and we are now left to figure out what to do with our lives. Better ourselves and others around us? Nah. Time to spend every night listening to Mike Millbury and company while watching match ups that don’t affect the Devils.
Three Players Who Won’t Be Back In New Jersey Next Season
Editor’s Note: The following piece solely represents opinions of the writer, and does not reflect the entire Devils Army Blog staff. Author’s Twitter It’s been three days since the New Jersey Devils concluded their 2017-18 campaign. While the wounds may still be fresh, there’s plenty to be excited about with this team going into the
2017-2018 Season: Give The Kids Credit
It’s been over 24 hours since the New Jersey Devils season has ended, and while the bitterness of defeat may still loom large, it should not cloud over the fact this was one of their best seasons in years. The positive takeaways from this season are plentiful and give us plenty to look forward to.
RECAP: Devils Put On The Brink
New Jersey came out aggressive in the first period and created some high quality chances, finally capitalizing with Kyle Palmieri scoring on a five-on-three powerplay. Tampa responded with a shortside goal by JT Miller, created by a quick zone entry and touch passing. The Bolts seemed to take a lead on a Conacher goal that