Devils Re-Sign Andy Greene And Johan Hedberg
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello did not disclose terms of the deals, but Greene received a new four-year contract and the 38-year-old Hedberg snared a one-year deal to back up Martin Brodeur.
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Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello did not disclose terms of the deals, but Greene received a new four-year contract and the 38-year-old Hedberg snared a one-year deal to back up Martin Brodeur.
This was a weird season for the Devils -- and it could be just as awkward in free agency. They don't have a lot room in payroll, but there's certainly enough to grab two players: Vinny Prospal and Anton Babchuk.
The NHL offseason has officially kicked off, and all three local hockey teams have added what they hope are long-term pieces at the 2011 draft.
Lou Lamoriello avoided any attempt to compare Adam Larsson to any current or former player after the New Jersey Devils grabbed the Swedish defenseman with the fourth pick in the NHL draft.
WFAN's NHL expert Brian Monzo is used to getting it right in his mock drafts. Check out and dissect his picks for 2011.
Brian Monzo, producer for WFAN and hockey writer for WFAN.com, joined Neil to talk about what the metro teams will be looking for in the first round of the NHL Draft and to also look back at the Stanley Cup finals.
One of the arguments in every draft is whether a team should take the best available player, or do they take someone to fill a need? Here's what I think. In the NHL, unless you have a top three pick, you fill a need. Each of the locals should be filling needs.
Missing the playoffs for the first time in 14 seasons -- or 15 years -- did have one positive for the Devils. With the help of the lottery, the Devils will have the No. 4 pick in the NHL draft Friday night.
The New Jersey Devils have filed for arbitration with restricted free agent left wing Zach Parise.
The New Jersey Devils acquired Maxim Noreau from the Minnesota Wild on Thursday, in exchange for forward David McIntyre.
NESN.com's Mike Hurley joined Neil once again to talk about the Stanley Cup finals, what to expect in Game 7, what it will mean for the city of Boston if the Bruins win.
I don't have a horse in the race and am having a tough time picking one for this special occasion. I need to pick one. I can't go into Game 7 not caring who wins. It's just wrong.
The New Jersey Devils have signed Michigan defenseman Brandon Burlon to an entry-level contract.
The 21-year-old Kinkaid spent the past two seasons at Union College, posting a 25-10-3 mark with three shutouts and a 1.99 goals-against average.
Let's break down the Devils' main areas of concern as we head into what figures to be a pivotal summer for Lou Lamoriello and company.
