When analyzing what prevents the New Jersey Devils from taking a healthy step forward from an inconsistent team with upside, there are a few factors that you can point to.
New Jersey Devils player Stefan Noesen was involved in a play that had many wondering if he would receive supplemental punishment. The play occurred Sunday afternoon with 5:11 remaining in the third period near the Devils' blue line.
In the Sunday game between the New Jersey Devils and the Buffalo Sabres, things got a bit feisty between Stefan Noesen and Tage Thompson. The Devils’ star would deliver a brutal hit on Thompson leaving him down on the ground.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
A dangerous hit led to one of the top scorers in the game leaving due to injury. On Sunday, New Jersey Devils forward Stefan Noesen received a match penalty for an illegal hit on Buffalo Sabres forward Tage Thompson.
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—Ahead of their tilt with the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday afternoon, the New Jersey Devils’ lineup is in flux. It sounds like an illness could be making its way through the locker room.
The Devils were able to able to start the new year right at The Rock with an overtime win against the Lightning. Check out what happened in this recap.
Stefan Noesen scored a power-play goal with 1:41 remaining in overtime as the New Jersey Devils ran their home winning streak to six games with a 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night in Newark, N.J.
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New Jersey Devils forward Stefan Noesen was called for a goaltender interference infraction in the second period of Wednesday night’s loss to the Los Angeles Kings.
Stefan Noesen just scored his career-high 15th goal of the season for the New Jersey Devils, and it’s not even Christmas yet. It hasn’t been a linear path to NHL success.
Rumors about the future of Detroit Red Wings coach Derek Lalonde are taking on a Chicken Little feel to them. This guy is falling! This guy is falling!
When the free agency window opened, most fans and media expected the New Jersey Devils to be active. They began the day by signing two proven veterans, Brenden Dillon and Brett Pesce.
We’ve reached the early-ish juncture of the NHL season in which sample sizes are just large enough to be interesting. With every team in the 15-20 game range, we can already call it the quarter mark of 2024-25.
The New Jersey Devils returned home from their three-game Canadian road trip with two wins under their belt. Despite losing Nathan Bastian and Curtis Lazar to injury, the team secured six points in their last four games.
Stefan Noesen scored consecutive goals in the second period Sunday night for the host New Jersey Devils, who rode a five-goal flurry to a 6-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks in Newark, N.J.
In a recent episode of The Hockey Writers Roundtable, analysts Matthew Zator, Jacob Billington, and Jim Bay discussed who has stood out as the best and worst offseason additions to their respective teams in the early stages of the NHL season.
The New Jersey Devils have signed forward Stefan Noesen to a three-year, $8.25 million contract. According to the terms of the deal, the contract will have an average annual value (AAV) of $2.75 million.
Stefan Noesen has signed a new contract with the New Jersey Devils. The deal will run for three years and carry an AAV of $2.75 million. After a few resurging years in the NHL, Noesen certainly earned this deal.
Stefan Noesen scored the go-ahead goal with 8:58 remaining in the third period, and the Carolina Hurricanes held on for a 3-2 win over the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night in St.
As the trade deadline nears, with it coming on March 8, the clock is ticking for teams to entertain trades and set their sights on their rosters moving forward even after the 2023-24 season.
The Carolina Hurricanes season has been marked by almost anything but consistency. While the team lately has picked up their play, they are still searching for consistent rhythm.
Well, last night beat us down with our puck picks. That wasn't too fun, and there's not much to do but move on. Tonight feels like a potential breath of fresh air, as we have a pair of Game 5s, meaning that teams are returning to where this series began.
We've had a nice postseason here on hockey for the most part, and I'm finding the steadiest bet has been point props, as in a player to record either a goal or an assist.
We broke through with a real solid night on the ice yesterday, and now we look to build on that with Friday's lone game. It's Game 2 for the Devils and Hurricanes, with Carolina taking the first one 5-1.
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