The Devils’ jump came from someone I have not enjoyed watching much all season: Juho Lammikko. Lammikko, who has not seemed to be moving very quickly on the ice in his 15 games, went from the far blueline all the way behind the Ducks’ net to set up Stefan Noesen for a game-tying goal,

A tough break in the first period proved to be the deciding factor in Sunday’s matinee between the New Jersey Devils and Vancouver Canucks. An own goal was the difference, standing as the game-winner in Vancouver’s 2–1 victory.

The usual “Hughes Bowl” rivalry between the Devils and Canucks took on a bizarre new dynamic in Newark on Sunday afternoon. With Jack Hughes sidelined by injury and Quinn Hughes already traded to the Minnesota Wild,

Vancouver places Elias Pettersson injury update before facing New Jersey, sparking strong fan reaction amid a rough season.

The New Jersey Devils reportedly did make an offer for star defenseman Quinn Hughes before his trade to the Minnesota Wild.

Though they didn’t land Hughes, the Devils still gained something from the saga coming to an end: clarity. New Jersey is injury-riddled and in need of reinforcements as it drops in the standings. Now, Fitzgerald does not have to worry about preserving potential cap space or trade chips for a Hughes package this season.

The New Jersey Devils were rumored by multiple insiders to have made an offer for now Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes. During the process, it became clear that shedding salary is their biggest issue.

The Devils quickly got on the board when Dawson Mercer led an odd-man rush up ice with Jesper Bratt. Mercer left the puck for the Swedish forward, then connected with Luke Hughes, who rifled a shot from the left circle past Demko to cut Vancouver’s lead to 2-1.