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The big Minnesota senior defensive defenseman Seth Helgeson is #23 on the ILWT Top 25 Devils Under 25.

A ranking of the WCHA's top defensive groups.

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.

Seth Helgeson is #10 on WCH's Best of the West 2009 recruits

The list of prospects who will be in New Jersey for the team's prospect development camp has been reported by Rich Chere. I will offer information on each player as a reference.

An overview of the Devils draft picks from the 2009 NHL Draft, complete with crucial profiles and quotes about the player.

The New Jersey Devils made seven selections in the 2009 NHL Draft, with Jacob Josefson leading the way in the first round. Lou Lamoriello is pleased with the results, but how do you rate these picks?

In the third and fourth rounds of the 2009 NHL Draft, the New Jersey Devils select two big, defensive defensemen: Alexander Urbom of Djurgarden and Seth Helgeson of Sioux City.