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New Jersey Devils
- Sport: Hockey
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Country:
United States
- Home town: East Rutherford
- Founding year: 1974
- Leagues: National Hockey League
The New Jersey Devils is an NHL team that plays in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference. The franchise was originally Kansas City Scouts (1974-1976), then changed to Colorado Rockies (1976-1982) before relocating to New Jersey in 1982.
The team has been successful and has won three Stanley Cups, four conference championships, and six division championships since 1974. This places the Devils among the top in the last decades.
The Devils will get a new arena as of next season - the Prudential Center with a capacity of 17,615.
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