NEW JERSEY DEVILS

Takeaways from the New Jersey Devils’ Dreary 4–1 Loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins as Playoff Hopes Fade The New Jersey Devils arrived in Pittsburgh on...

Quite often, the New Jersey Devils have been stifled by Russian goaltender Igor Shesterkin, who boasts an 11-6-1 record with a .914 save percentage (SV%) against them. Since Shesterkin entered the league in 2019-20, the Devils have iced a multitude of starters. Now, a potential answer for the Devils’ future is making a name for himself, just as Shesterkin once did in the Rangers’ pipeline: 6-foot-5, 18-year-old Russian Mikhail Yegorov, also known as “Big Mike”. Related: Devils’ Brian Halonen Confident Despite Limited NHL Action Yegorov’s Journey  Sure, Jacob Markstrom has been excellent, but he’s 35 years old already. He’s a temporary solution (and a great one at that), but not the answer in the crease for the...

The New Jersey Devils are making headlines this week, not just for their on-ice potential but also for significant changes to their broadcast team and a strategic focus on player development in a rapidly evolving NHL. From bringing smiles to children in hospitals to adapting to a rising salary cap, the Devils organization is showing its commitment both to the community and to building a sustainable future. Prospects Bring Joy to Local Hospitals Even before hitting the ice for Development Camp, a group of promising New Jersey Devils prospects demonstrated the true spirit of community engagement. Following their initial on-ice sessions, these young athletes split into two groups, visiting Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Cooperman Barnabas...