New Jersey Devils Articles

New Jersey Devils: 27-31-4, 58 pts, 13th in East, 4th in Atlantic Status: Sellers, or should be anyways Had the Devils begun their recent surge a few weeks earlier, they could be in the position to make a serious playoff push. more

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union dominated most of the international competition on the ice. more

Boston Bruins (4-2-0, 8 pts, 3rd in Division): While the Canadiens and Maple Leafs currently sit above them in the standings, the Bruins are coming off a week in which they swept a home-and-home with the high-flying Washington Capitals. more

Pittsburgh Penguins (5-3-1, 11 pts, 1st in Division): A strong week helped the Penguins reclaim the top spot in the Atlantic from the upstart Islanders, as the Pens downed Ottawa 5-2 and bested the league-leading Predators 4-3 in overtime. more

Atlantic Division Power Rankings: Week 1 New York Islanders(2-1-2, 6 pts, 1st in Division Standings): When Mark Streit and Kyle Okposo went down with injuries before the 2010-11 season even had any momentum, it looked like an early funeral for the Isles. more

Ever since General Manager Lou Lamoriello took over in the front office, the New Jersey Devils have enjoyed constant success. more

Last year, the Philadelphia Flyers were a favorite to make it deep into the playoffs at the beginning of the season, but injuries and poor play led to the firing of Head Coach John Stevens in December. more

For once, the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Washington Capitals have something in common in the offseason. more

When the Devils picked up Ilya Kovalchuk at the trade deadline this year, I don’t think their ultimate goal was to win a single game in their first round series. more

One of the few Flyers that got off to a slow start this postseason was Jeff Carter. more