Waking up on this Monday, the weather was dark, cloudy and overcast. Ironically, this was the perfect metaphor for how the New Jersey Devils season has gone so far. Entering Monday, and five games into the season, the Devils are still searching for their first win of the season. They’ve posted a mere two points
Many around the NHL are pegging the New Jersey Devils as one of the teams that have had a great offseason thus far. With the acquisitions of Jack Hughes, P.K. Subban, and Wayne Simmonds, many agree with the above proposition. However, they still need to make one more move to patch a still-existing hole; that
Sunny Florida has not been kind to the New Jersey Devils this season. Both trips to the sunshine state have resulted in road losses to the Tampa Bay Lightning. And to add insult to injury, the games weren’t even competitive in the slightest. The page has turned this Monday, and the Devils are hoping that
Author’s TWITTER The New Jersey Devils emerged from their recent road trip on a three-game winning streak and three points out of the second wildcard spot in the Eastern Conference. Considering how the Devils were over ten points out at one point, most people thought it was pretty inconceivable for the Devils to become relevant
