New Jersey Devils defensemen Luke Hughes and Brenden Dillon will sit out Game 2 of the Eastern Conference first-round series against the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, N.C.
The New Jersey Devils suffered a tough loss in Game 1 of their opening-round series against the Carolina Hurricanes and will enter Game 2 down a few key faces.
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The New Jersey Devils will have a battered blue line for Game 2 against the Metropolitan Division rival Carolina Hurricanes as neither Luke Hughes nor Brenden Dillon will play, Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe announced Tuesday.
The team’s leading scorer and hitter among defensemen in the regular season, respectively, both sustained injuries in Sunday’s Game 1 loss.
The New Jersey Devils have struggled mightily in the third period of games as of late, and Thursday night was no different. After entering the final frame up 3-1 on the Calgary Flames, the team allowed their cross-conference foes to score four unanswered goals.
Intense, high-flying hits and on-ice leadership are very helpful things brought to the Devils by Brenden Dillon. However, it still seems like he hasn't fully found his game within Sheldon Keefe's system.
The Devils placed defenseman Santeri Hatakka on waivers Friday for the purposes of reassignment to AHL Utica, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports. The move indicates he’s been cleared to play after spending the first four months of the season on injured reserve due to shoulder surgery.
It was the NHLs worst-kept secret. The salary cap has been rumored to be increasing more than the projected 3% for the summer of 2025. Well, the NHL released its salary cap projections for the next three seasons, and all teams, including the New Jersey Devils, are getting quite the boost.
NEWARK—Brenden Dillon didn’t forget what the Philadelphia Flyers did to the New Jersey Devils earlier this week. He eventually set the tone physically the Devils needed to propel them in the second period, and eventually, the game.
NEWARK—Whereas the New Jersey Devils were firing on all cylinders not too long ago, that motor has since broken down. The Devils dropped their third game in a row on Saturday when they hosted the Philadelphia Flyers at the Prudential Center.
With half of the 2024-25 season completed, the New Jersey Devils must seek and maintain momentum. They need to find the same level of on-ice chemistry they had at the start of December.
NEWARK—The New Jersey Devils are in a groove. In the month of December, they’re 6-2-1, and although they’re not a perfect team, they’re certainly proving to be among the NHLs best.
Fans in Sunrise were treated to a classic battle on Tuesday night. During a game between the Florida Panthers and the New Jersey Devils, Panthers forward Jonah Gadjovich dropped the gloves with Devils defenseman Brenden Dillon.
Nearly one week after skating in his 900th game against the Washington Capitals, Brenden Dillon has reached another career milestone. In Sunday night’s game, he scored his 200th NHL point against the Anaheim Ducks.
New Jersey Devils defenceman Brenden Dillon laid a massive open ice hit on Buffalo Sabres forward JJ Peterka during Saturday's Global Series game. While preseason games continue in North America, the National Hockey League's 2024-25 regular season got underway in Czechia with a pair of contests between the Buffalo Sabres and New Jersey Devils.
The New Jersey Devils continue their summer of changes. After already making some big trades recently and signing defenseman Brett Pesce to a six-year
The New Jersey Devils have agreed to terms with former Winnipeg Jets defenseman, Brenden Dillion via free agency. Dillon’s deal with the Devils is a three-year deal worth $4 million per year.
Could a hometown reunion be in the cards for Brenden Dillon? Dillon joined Rick Dhaliwal and Don Taylor on Donnie and Dhali – The Team on Monday morning to discuss his past season, upcoming UFA status, and life with a growing family.
The Winnipeg Jets’ season end was abrupt, and introduced a wealth of questions a lot earlier than they anticipated. With eyes shifting to the offseason activities, the Jets’ current unrestricted free agents take center stage.
The Tampa Bay Lightning off-season is officially underway and will be interesting to watch. Over the last decade, the Bolts have been the gold standard for winning in the National Hockey League.
The Jets are expected to let a veteran defenseman reach unrestricted free agency in July.
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon has been ruled out for Sunday's Game 4 of the Western Conference first-round series versus the Colorado Avalanche in Denver due to a hand injury.
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon has been knocked with a three-game suspension for an illegal check.
The National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety announced today that Winnipeg Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon will have a hearing for an illegal check to the head to forward Noel Acciari that occurred in Tuesday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Brenden Dillon is already a hockey villain to Minnesota Wild fans and you can bet that Pittsburgh Penguins fans feel the same way after Dillon was involved
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