It was a rough go of it the last time out for the New Jersey Devils. A third period collapse against the Colorado Avalanche resulted in a 5-1 loss, and the Devils looked to get back to their winning ways in their first ever trip to Salt Lake City to take on the Utah Hockey Club.
Now that the NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off is over, the New Jersey Devils will look to get back on track after going 5-5-0 in their last 10 games. They return to work today (Feb.
Over the last little while, the New Jersey Devils weaknesses have exposed themselves. It’s not unlike anything we’ve already mentioned before. The Devils need depth scoring, and they need it as soon as possible.
The Devils announced that they’ve activated a veteran forward from injured reserve.
Curtis Lazar will return to the New Jersey Devils’ lineup for Tuesday night’s game (Dec. 17) against the St. Louis Blues. He suffered a knee injury that required surgery at the beginning of the season.
Before their game on Thursday against the division-leading Carolina Hurricanes, the New Jersey Devils are adding more pieces to their roster.
The New Jersey Devils have signaled for reinforcements. On Monday, general manager Tom Fitzgerald announced he placed Nathan Bastian on long-term injured reserve, retro to 11/1/24, and Curtis Lazar on injured reserve, retro to 10/27/24.
Let’s take a look at how the two fourth lines - those led by Lazar and those led by Justin Dowling since Lazar’s injury - have fared over the first quarter of the season.
In recent weeks, something has become abundantly clear about the New Jersey Devils: a perennial 20-goal scorer, a career AHLer, and a forward/defense hybrid enforcer do not make for a good fourth line.
The New Jersey Devils needed a good performance on home ice, and as they packed their bags to head to Western Canada, they had one remaining chance for a positive sendoff.
After losing Nathan Bastian to a fight and Curtis Lazar to a hip check to the knee, the Devils suddenly don’t have much of a fourth line. Coming into this
The New Jersey Devils snapped their four-game losing streak over the weekend, securing a 6-2 victory against the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday after a major second-period comeback.
The Devils will be without a key bottom-six forward for the foreseeable future. The organization announced that Curtis Lazar is out indefinitely after undergoing a procedure on his left knee.
The New Jersey Devils announced on Thursday that center Curtis Lazar has undergone a successful procedure on his left knee and will be out indefinitely.
While it is early into the new season, one thing is clear the New Jersey Devils might need to inquire about a center. The loss of Michael McLeod due to the Hockey Canada scandal has limited this team’s ability to take draws all over the ice.
The New Jersey Devils returned to full health for the first time against the Detroit Red Wings on Oct. 24th. However, they were only able to get through two-plus games before they suffered another injury.
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