The New Jersey Devils' lost a number of players this summer, but they retained their most important free agents. This post summarizes the Devils signings, their cap position, and polls for a general feeling about the Devils' summer action.
As the 2009-10 season comes close, I take a look back at all the previews written about the New Jersey Devils prior to the 2008-09 season. Despite the various opinions, they all didn't get the final prediction quite right.
NHL.com's John Kreiser came up with key questions for each of the NHL teams in advance of preseason. His question for the Devils focuses on Jacques Lemaire and his style of coaching. I provide my thoughts about his question as well as a short answer.
This will be the weekend's post; unless something big happens between now and Monday afternoon. The topic is pretty straight forward: I want to know why are you a fan of the New Jersey Devils. Is...
Rich Chere talked to Jacques Lemaire today and reported some interesting thoughts Lemaire has for this coming season. I offer my opinion to his quotes about Lemaire's plans for Martin Brodeur's workload and the possibility of Patrik Elias as a center.
Behind the Net records the penalties taken and drawn for a player over the course of the season. I highlight who were the biggest offenders, the best at drawing calls, and other interesting findings regarding the New Jersey Devils and how they drew and took penalties last season.
Colin White had a pretty good 2008-09 as a defensive defenseman. Therefore, I think - and expect - he can have an even better 2009-10 season.
Andy Greene started off 2008-09 very well, was sidelined with an injured hand for over 20 games, and then had a poor season afterwards. He was re-signed for 2 more years and that his role now has competition could push him to do better next season.
Bryce Salvador did not have a very good 2008-09 season with the New Jersey Devils, ending up as the team's #5 defender despite his salary. Can we expect more from Salvador, as the defensive defenseman turns 33?
The Hockey News predicts the New Jersey Devils will finish 5th in the Eastern Conference next season. I offer my take and put up a poll to get your quick opinion on the matter.
