With the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan fast approaching, national teams have begun announcing training camp rosters, and several New Jersey Devils players are in the mix.

Brodeur’s legendary mark of 691 wins leads the group by a staggering 116 victories. The closest active goaltender is ...

The Devils have solid centers in the NHL. Core pieces Jack Hughes and Hischier are an elite duo. Soon-to-be 24-year-old ...

The New Jersey Devils might have solidified their goalie tandem for the 2025-26 season, but where does that leave Nico Daws?

The NHL posed the question: How far can the Devils go with this projected lineup? The Devils certainly have the potential to make a deep playoff run; however, their success depends on several key ...

The New Jersey Devils had a clear top priority for this offseason. After improving during the 2024-2025 season, the Devils are looking to take another step forw ...

Meanwhile, James Nichols of New Jersey Hockey Now wondered what the future holds for netminder Nico Daws after the Devils brought back Jake Allen as starter Jacob Markstrom's understudy.

Why Haven’t the Devils Extended Jacob Markstrom? The simple answer: they don’t have to - at least not yet. Jacob Markstrom, the 35-year-old veteran goaltender, became eligible for a contract ...

The New Jersey Devils have a good chance to push for a Stanley Cup Playoffs appearance in 2025/26, but their roster may force them to trade Nico Daws.

You'll have to agree – but you don't have to if you don't really want to – that goaltending will go a long way toward determining whether the Rangers, Islanders and Devils make the playoffs.

With Jake Allen re-signed in free agency and Jacob Markstrom acquired as the starter, the Devils have solidified their goaltending duo. That leaves Daws in a difficult position.