Eight games into 2026-27, the New Jersey Devils have shown both offensive brilliance and inconsistency, resulting in a 4-4-0 record. Though the team has struggled to score first and finish…
The New Jersey Devils lost 4-2 to the Washington Capitals on Saturday afternoon and still did the one thing they […]
Timo Meier finally scored. The catch is that it came on the power play with 19 seconds left, long after […]
The Washington Capitals played only two periods in Saturday’s game against the New Jersey Devils, but it ended up being enough. Despite barely showing up for the third period, they hung on to their lead and downed the Devils 4-2. Some really concerning stuff in that final frame that they need to address. But again,
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Tom Wilson is known to put quite the fright into anyone who steps onto the ice against him. Jack Hughes was the latest example on Saturday, when the Capitals hosted the New Jersey Devils at Capital One Arena. While bearing down on Washington’s net on a rush chance, Hughes (5-foot-11, 175 pounds) quickly glanced up
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The Washington Capitals made a roster move after their 4-2 win over the New Jersey Devils on Saturday. Shortly after the final horn sounded, the Capitals sent veteran defenseman Justin Holl back to the AHL’s Hershey Bears, per the NHL media site. The Caps recalled Holl earlier this week after placing Matt Roy and Rasmus
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The Washington Capitals have a new player of the game award, and it’s a vintage piece of equipment with special significance. Future Washington Capitals captain Tom Wilson revealed the special item after the Capitals defeated the New Jersey Devils 4-2 in a Saturday matinee at Capital One Arena. “I think we’re going with ‘Legend of
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WASHINGTON, DC — Ryan Leonard is only in his sophomore season in the NHL, but he recorded an all-time career highlight. Leonard scored in absolutely ridiculous fashion against the New Jersey Devils on Saturday, carrying the puck nearly the full length of the ice and splitting New Jersey’s defenders for an early goal of the
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On Saturday, Oct. 17, the New Jersey Devils traveled to Washington, D.C., to take on their Metropolitan Division rivals, the Washington Capitals, for the first time this season. The Devils…
First Period The Washington Capitals seemed to have the better of the New Jersey Devils early on today, though most of the first period was slow and played close to the boards. When Washington broke free, though, they forced Jake Allen to make some saves on odd-man rushes. The Devils drew a power play when […]
The New Jersey Devils defense slept in Saturday afternoon. The Devils and Washington Capitals were tied 1-1 after the first […]
It was a gorgeous autumn afternoon here in Frederick, Maryland, and I missed it not at all while I watched the Washington Capitals out-skill the New Jersey Devils on home ice. Arseny Gritsyuk teamed up with Dawson Mercer to beat Logan Thompson and put the Devils up first. The Caps did not like that. Ryan
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Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals are back in action Saturday afternoon, but an illness making its way through the locker room is complicating their plans. The Capitals (4-3-0) will host the New Jersey Devils (4-3-0) at Capital One Arena for a 1 pm matinee, looking to build on Wednesday’s entertaining 5-4 victory over
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The Washington Capitals are ready to dance with the New Jersey Devils at Capital One Arena on Saturday afternoon. After a couple of days off following their victory over the Montreal Canadiens, the Capitals will take on the Devils in the first of four intra-division games between the two clubs this season. New Jersey enters
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Pierre-Luc Dubois will miss a fourth straight game due to illness on Saturday. During Spencer Carbery’s pregame chat with media, the Washington Capitals head coach confirmed that the team’s star center would miss Saturday’s matinee matchup against the New Jersey Devils with the bug, joining Justin Sourdif and Matt Roy out of the lineup. The team also recalled Jonny Brodzinski
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The Matchup: The New Jersey Devils (4-3-0) at the Washington Capitals (4-3-0) The Time: 1:00 PM EDT The Broadcast: TV — MSGSN/DAZN Streaming; Radio — Devils Hockey Network The Game Preview: See here. A New Reminder: Engage with All About the Jersey’s gamethreads from your phone with the new SB Nation app. Commenting and interacting […]
On Saturday, Oct. 17, the New Jersey Devils are getting ready to take on the Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena for the two teams’ first game of the 2026-27…
Rasmus Dahlin is out tonight. Bowen Byram is day-to-day. Wyatt Johnson might play tonight, and Zach Hyman will be in the lineup.
Timo Meier has fired 27 shots on goal this season, and goalies have stopped all 27. That’s a lot of […]
The Matchup: The New Jersey Devils (4-3-0) at the Washington Capitals (4-3-0) The Time: 1:00 PM EDT The Broadcast: TV — MSGSN/DAZN Streaming; Radio — Devils Hockey Network The Locker Room Bug Hits All Yesterday afternoon, the New Jersey Devils practiced before heading to Washington ahead of their game this afternoon. Cody Glass took a […]
Here are your links for today: Devils Links Nico Hischier responds to becoming the third all-time goal scorer in Devils franchise history: JP Gambatese responded to some early-season knocks on analytics after the Devils started the season without any finish to their game. [Devils Advocates] Last night was historic on a few levels: Greg Wyshynski […]
UPDATE, Oct. 18: The drought is over. Timo Meier scored his first goal of the season on the power play […]
On Thursday, Oct. 15, the New Jersey Devils hosted the New York Rangers for their first matchup of the 2026-27 NHL season. The first period got a little chippy, with…
Eight games of clean hockey, then a night worth burning the tape over. Is this a good team having a bad game, or the first crack in something bigger?
J.T. Miller urges the Rangers to learn from their humiliating defeat against New Jersey