Gustav Hillström was New Jersey’s best value pick, according to Pronman. He had him at No. 67, and the Devils took him in the fourth round at No. 114. He’s a 6-foot-2 center from Sweden.

If the New Jersey Devils are going to make changes, they’e going to need some more cap space. That’s why it should be no surprise to see the two names on the latest NHL trade big board listed.

The New Jersey Devils should be looking to make changes to their forward group this off-season. It is apparent that they need more secondary offensive production if they hope to be a bigger threat ...

Devils Look To Make Changes This Summer. The Devils had their eyes on the Stanley Cup in 2024-25. New Jersey fell well short of this goal, which has been deemed unacceptable.

And it seems that New Jersey may have already started considering some wild moves. According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the Devils have been dangling star defender Dougie Hamilton in trade ...

The New Jersey Devils are being linked to an All-Star who would massively improve the team. The New Jersey Devils fell short of their goal of winning the Stanley Cup this year, but the team did ...

The New Jersey Devils should be referred to as the New Jersey Swiss Devils for the next few months. As the 2026 Olympic Winter Games approach, the participating countries are sharing the first few ...