Devils' Zajac Out 4-6 Months After Undergoing Surgery On Torn Pectoral Muscle
The New Jersey Devils have lost top center Travis Zajac for four to six months with a pectoral injury.
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The New Jersey Devils have lost top center Travis Zajac for four to six months with a pectoral injury.
At last week's Devils development camp in Newark, all eyes were glued on Nico Hischier. However, he wasn't the only prospect to make a good impression.
After winning the Presidents' Trophy and losing in the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs two years in a row, Marcus Johansson knew the Washington Capitals were going to make changes.
On Sunday night, the Devils acquired forward Marcus Johansson from Washington in exchange for second- and third-round picks in the 2018 draft.
The rebuilding Devils just got themselves a high-character guy who should help them both on the ice and in the locker room.
The New Jersey Devils announced Friday they are buying out the contracts for forwards Michael Cammalleri and Devante Smith-Pelly, freeing up extra salary-cap space on the eve of free agency's first day.
On Friday night, New Jersey selected Nico Hischier with the No. 1 pick, making the 18-year-old center the highest drafted Swiss player in league history.
The Vegas Golden Knights took underachieving defenseman Jon Merrill off New Jersey's hands on Wednesday night.
After making the playoffs for 20 of 22 seasons, the Devils have fallen on hard times.
The Islanders are up to something. At least that's how it looks after they made some surprising decisions with their NHL expansion draft protection list.
After suffering through a dreary 28-40-14 season, Devils fans could probably list at least a half-dozen players who they wouldn't mind seeing in a Vegas Golden Knights uniform come October.
The Devils, who won the draft lottery last month and will get their top choice on June 23 in Chicago, will surely select either Patrick or Nico Hischier.
The New Jersey Devils have signed forward Jesper Bratt to a three-year, entry-level contract.
The 24-year-old Loov spent the 2016-17 season in the American Hockey League between the Albany Devils and Toronto Marlies.
Shero is in his favored position where he can hold an auction and execute a sign-and-trade. No matter what folks say, we are still in the Dead Puck Era, and natural goal scorers are rare commodities on the open market.
