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NEW JERSEY DEVILS

Experience the thrill of NHL hockey right here in the Garden State with the New Jersey Devils! Based in Newark at the state-of-the-art Prudential Center, the Devils have a storied history since their relocation to New Jersey in 1982.

Known for their competitive spirit and a legacy of strong defense, the Devils have captured three Stanley Cup Championships (1995, 2000, 2003) and boast a passionate fanbase. Cheer on exciting young talent like Nico Hischier and Jack Hughes as they battle for glory on the ice.

A visit to a Devils game is more than just hockey; it’s an immersive experience in a vibrant arena, complete with dedicated fan sections, engaging in-game entertainment, and a lively atmosphere that buzzes with the energy of devoted fans. Beyond the rink, the Devils are deeply committed to the community through the Devils Youth Foundation, empowering New Jersey’s youth through sports, education, and safe spaces.

Join the Red and Black and be part of the excitement as the New Jersey Devils continue to build on their rich legacy and electrify the ice!

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Devils Defeat Predators 5-2 – The Hockey Writers – NHL News

The Nashville Predators travelled to play the New Jersey Devils on Nov. 25. The Devils outscored the Predators, winning 5-2. Game Recap With the first period underway, there was already some excitement to be had. Not even a minute into the first period, there was already a penalty call. Alexandre Carrier was sent to the penalty box for hooking Jesper Bratt. Although the Devils had two minutes with an extra man advantage, they were not able to make the most of it. Play continued, until 5:08 when Filip Forsberg scored the first goal of the game. Stealing the puck from the Devils, Forsberg shot from the right side of the net, seemingly with no chance of...

Devils Stay Unbeaten at the Rock After Shootout Thriller vs. Penguins

The New Jersey Devils kept their perfect home record alive with a hard-fought 2–1 shootout victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday afternoon at the Prudential Center. The win marked their seventh straight at home to open the 2025–26 NHL season, putting them within one game of tying the franchise’s all-time record set back in 1987–88. Visit the Explore New Jersey Devils page here It was another electrifying afternoon in Newark, filled with grit, highlight-reel saves, and the kind of drama that only hockey at “The Rock” can deliver. Allen’s Steady Hand Guides the Devils Again Goaltender Jake Allen was the backbone of this win, stopping 33 of 34 shots through regulation and overtime, then denying both Bryan Rust...