Continuing the In Lou We Trust Audition Posts, Writer E wrote a piece about the New Jersey Devils' immediate future. It touches on a number of young NJ Devils and prospects, concluding that player development is key.
The New Jersey Devils made their first signings of the 2010 offseason by signing prospects Mattias Tedenby and Jacob Josefson. The media reaction on both sides and an explanation as to why both will have a better chance in training camp than most prospects.
With several New Jersey Devils prospects entering the playoffs and the Lowell Devils fighting to make it to the postseason, I compiled all of the stats for the top Devils prospects, notable minor leaguers, and the 2009 draft class.
Four New Jersey Devils prospects will represent their country at the 2010 World Junior Championships. With a break in the action, the stats of various Devils prospects are compiled here for a summary of how their production looks.
How are the Devils' prospects doing so far in the beginning of their seasons? I round up all the notable players and their stats into one place for viewing and discussion.
With preseason ending soon, I take a look at how the top two Devils' prospects are doing in Sweden so far. Mattias Tedenby and HV71 are on a four game winning streak to start the season, while Jacob Josefson and Djurgardens IF have had a slow start.
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Video of Mattias Tedenby's third goal in today's scrimmage at Devils rookie camp - (Fire & Ice)Saturday's Devils' rookie camp scrimmage open to the public - (Fire & Ice)Devils sign defenseman Cory...
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