Nick Villano

Last season, the New Jersey Devils took chances on some former high-end talents to bolster their depth. Tom Fitzgerald went the route of boom or bust for the

The New Jersey Devils are still about a month away from returning to the ice for training camp, and the roster moves across the league are essentially quiet. There hasn't been a legitimate trade since Blake Coleman was traded to the Minnesota Wild on July 2nd, and the excitement from the

The New Jersey Devils are enjoying their summer vacations, but in exactly one month, there will be hockey on the ice. That's right, we now know when the Devils are going to be taking the ice for the first time during the 2026-27 season.

The New Jersey Devils aren't trading Jack Hughes. Let's just get that part out of the way. There's no world where Sunny Mehta would commit career suicide just a few months into his dream job, leading his childhood team to glory. Hughes is the team's star. He is a player that is even better when the lights shine brightest, as he

Jesper Bratt has been somewhat of a controversial figure for the New Jersey Devils. His numbers are remarkable, good for at least 70 points every season.

This entire offseason has been taken over by Quinn Hughes talk. It's on social media every day, and it is what insiders and analysts are discussing on the big shows and podcasts. Part of it is because of the overall slow offseason. We haven't had a big trade since July 2nd, and all we're relying on are rumors and

The New Jersey Devils made a few moves this offseason, but after being forced to pivot after the Utah Mammoth matched the offer sheet given to Barrett Hayton , they made likely their most impactful move. Sunny Mehta signed Anthony Mantha to a two-year deal worth a total of $9 million.

The New Jersey Devils have been one of the teams that use PTOs in the preseason. Many teams, if not most teams, have some level of

The New Jersey Devils completely revamped their front office, and not many of the executives of the Tom Fitzgerald era were safe. Dan MacKinnon and Chuck Fletcher were

The Boston Bruins were one of the quieter teams this offseason. They made the savvy move to take a chance on J.J. Peterka. They signed Connor Clifton to a two-year deal, but other than that, not a ton happened in Beantown. Trade rumors surrounding Pavel Zacha and Casey Middlestadt never came to fruition, and the Bruins are hoping the additions of Peterka and