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The New Jersey Devils are beginning to look like a team unwilling to let the 2025–26 season fade quietly. At 37–32–2 and riding a...

The United States Women’s Olympic Hockey Team delivered a dramatic 2–1 overtime victory over Canada on February 19, 2026, capturing gold in Milan and once again redefining excellence on the international stage. But for New Jersey, this championship was more than a national triumph. It was personal. From Morristown to Newark, from youth rinks to the professional stage at the Prudential Center, the Garden State’s fingerprints are all over this gold medal moment. As Explore New Jersey continues to expand its Hockey coverage, one truth is undeniable: New Jersey is not merely a spectator in the global hockey conversation. It is a contributor. Alex Carpenter: Morristown’s Olympic Standard-Bearer Alex Carpenter has long been a foundational figure in U.S. women’s...

Detroit Red Wings Defeat New Jersey Devils 5-2 in Newark: Alex Lyon's 28 Saves and Goals from Berggren, Compher, Larkin, DeBrincat, and Kasper Secure Victory In a game that held no postseason implications for either team, the Detroit Red Wings secured a 5-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday night at Prudential Center in Newark. The win extended Detroit's winning streak to three games, all against playoff-bound opponents.​Reuters+1CBS News+1 Red Wings' Offensive Surge Detroit's offense was led by Jonatan Berggren, J.T. Compher, Dylan Larkin, Alex DeBrincat, and Marco Kasper, each contributing a goal to the team's total. Berggren opened the scoring late in the first period, Compher added another in the second, and Larkin netted his...