NEW JERSEY DEVILS

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The New Jersey Devils are opening their preseason schedule with a rare split-squad format today, giving fans a chance to see both the team’s established stars and emerging prospects in action. One group will take the ice at Prudential Center in Newark against the Washington Capitals at 3:00 PM EDT, while the other squad travels to Quebec City to face the Ottawa Senators at the Videotron Centre at the same time. The home squad is expected to feature the Devils’ top forwards and veteran players, closely resembling the lineup fans will see during the regular season. Leading the charge are Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier, supported by Jesper Bratt, Timo Meier, Ondrej Palat, Dawson Mercer, and...

The New Jersey Devils’ 2025–26 season will ultimately be remembered as a year of recalibration, resilience, and unmistakable individual brilliance. While the team fell short of postseason qualification, finishing seventh in the Metropolitan Division, the internal story tells something far more compelling—one defined by elite performances, emerging depth, and a roster that continues to evolve into a formidable force for the future. Award WinnerKey HighlightsTeam MVPJack HughesLed the team in points (77) and assists (50) despite undergoing hand surgery during the season.Best ForwardNico HischierLed the team with 28 goals and excelled in all situations, including 1,008 faceoff wins.Best DefensemanJonas SiegenthalerSkated in all 82 games for the first time and served as a steady anchor on the penalty...