The New Jersey Devils have an interesting NHL Trade Deadline. Their president and General Manager, Tom Fitzgerald, had to fill many needs. But nobody knew the extent of the injuries to certain players on defense.
After the 2025 NHL trade deadline had come and gone, it was clear the New Jersey Devils weren’t going to add a big name. The team did add, but no one fans would peg as a significant difference-maker and certainly not someone the caliber of Jack Hughes.
It’s going to be a while before the Devils get some help on the back end.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Some fans had given up on New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald weeks ago, when he sat on his hands despite a glaringly obvious issue with goal scoring.
James Nichols of New Jersey Hockey NOW:: So, it is time for the silly season as the NHL Trade Deadline approaches. With the injuries to Jonas Siegenthaler, Dougie Hamilton, and Jack Hughes, New Jersey goes forward.
The 2025 NHL Trade Deadline is inching closer, and the New Jersey Devils look to be one of the teams to watch. Things have gone from bad to worse over the past week with injuries to Jack Hughes and Dougie Hamilton, coupled with their free fall in form.
The New Jersey Devils are back in a position to be buyers again at the NHL Trade Deadline. Last year, it was about filling gaps and moving out players as it was clear the Devils were not going to make the playoffs.
If you are one of those who need proof that New Jersey Devils general manager, Tom Fitzgerald, is working behind the scenes, a recent report confirms he was one of the team’s pushing for free agent forward, Brandon Saad.
Patience is wearing thin in Newark, New Jersey as a result of the recent play of the New Jersey Devils. Ever since returning from the holiday break, the Devils have been middling, a surprising development given how hot they were going into Christmas.
It’s not uncommon for a few teams to get ahead of the NHL trade market by making some moves well ahead of the deadline. That’s been the case this winter, however, perhaps the trades we’ve seen thus far are of a bigger magnitude than before.
NEWARK—Things are getting stale in Newark. The New Jersey Devils have now dropped four games in a row and five of their last six contests. Although they’ve done a decent job of collecting loser points along the way, they need a change to get back to where they were before Christmas, and it’s time coach Sheldon Keefe pulled the trigger.
Brock Boeser‘s time with the Vancouver Canucks could be nearing its end.
As the NHL trade deadline approaches, rumors surrounding Vancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller have been heating up. However, New Jersey Devils general
The New Jersey Devils are actively searching for a bottom-six center and they might have found one in upcoming Montreal Canadiens free agent forward Jake Evans.
Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic sat down with New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald to discuss what the team is looking to do before the NHL Trade Deadline.
The New Jersey Devils got back to playing to their strength. Playing good defense. In the off-season, Devils President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald revamped his entire defense, making the team tougher to play against by adding players like Johnathan Kovacevic, Brenden Dillon, and Brett Pesce.
The New Jersey Devils are in a bit of a funk, and it’s a concerning way to ring in the New Year. They’re on a three-game skid amid their six-game road trip.
The New Jersey Devils ran the New York Rangers out of their own building Monday evening, ringing up pending free agent goaltender Igor Shesterkin—expected to receive a large boost in pay—for five goals.
The New Jersey Devils have consistently stuck at the top of the Metropolitan Division through 19 games of the 2024-25 season. That’s partially because they’ve played the most games across the entire NHL.
The Nashville Predators began their play in the NHL during the 1998-99 season. They added quite a bit of significant talent to their debut campaign. They
After hiring Sheldon Keefe to take over head coaching duties for the New Jersey Devils, GM Tom Fitzgerald is now moving on to the next item on his docket for the offseason.
The 2024 NHL Draft is just a few weeks away, and while many are dissecting which prospect the New Jersey Devils may select at 10 overall, General Manager Tom Fitzgerald continues to pour gasoline on the ‘trading away the pick’ fire mentioning a potential Devils trade.
Some early-offseason work for Tom Fitzgerald has been completed. On Tuesday, the New Jersey Devils re-signed forward Max Willman to a one-year, two-way contract with an AAV of $775,000.
The New Jersey Devils season has officially ended. Team President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald addressed the media on Thursday, giving his thoughts on how the season played.
Another promising New Jersey Devils season was derailed by indecision, injuries, and an inability to stop pucks. Almost everything that could go wrong over the first 53 games did, yet they emerged from the Stadium Series win over the Philadelphia Flyers within striking distance.
TSN Hockey Analyst Darren Dreger joined TSN Radio 690 and was asked about the New Jersey Devils and their approach to the trade deadline. He stated he believes Tom Fitzgerald will be as aggressive as any general manager out there.
The New Jersey Devils are expected to sign general manager Tom Fitzgerald to a multiyear extension and added President of Hockey Operations to his list of roles.
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