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4 Goalies Expected To Be Traded This Season

The NHL trade market sees a flurry of goalie activity after Connor Hellebuyck’s move to the New Jersey Devils. Analysts flag four netminders likely to change teams this season: Sam Montembeault (Montreal, pending free‑agent, minor injury), Jordan Binnington (St. Louis, $6 M salary, 10‑team no‑trade clause), Filip Gustavsson (Minnesota, returning from injury, possible package for a top‑line centre), and Darcy Kuemper (Los Angeles, $5.2 M cap hit, also on a 10‑team no‑trade list). Each is poised for a trade as clubs look to bolster rosters before the deadline.

Deen’s Daily: Hellebuyck Might Make Devils Debut in Colorado; A Week of Back-to-Back Advantages; Bruins Stay Hot

The Colorado Avalanche enjoy a rare scheduling edge with two days off between each game as they face back‑to‑back opponents this week. Meanwhile, newly acquired goalie Connor Hellebuyck, traded from Winnipeg to the New Jersey Devils, is eyeing a rapid debut—potentially against the Avalanche in Denver on Wednesday. The Bruins continue their hot streak, rallying past the San Jose Sharks with four third‑period goals, while the Penguins snap a loss with an OT win over Nashville. Other league notes include the Flyers’ missed opportunity against Anaheim and the Red Wings’ defeat by Calgary.

Devils Veteran Denies Blocking Trade After Insider's Report

Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman corrects his earlier claim that New Jersey defenseman Brenden Dillon blocked a trade using his no‑trade protection last season. On The FAN Hockey Show, Dillon told Friedman the report was false, and Friedman confirmed the correction while discussing the Hellebuyck trade. Dillon, in the final year of a three‑year, $12 million deal, posted three goals, 15 points and 103 blocked shots in 82 games last year. The mix‑up stemmed from a tweet that suggested Dillon vetoed a deal, which the Devils’ camp denies.

5 takeaways from Leafs-Oilers: A defensive masterclass against red-hot Connor McDavid

Toronto Maple Leafs stun the Edmonton Oilers 7‑2 on October 24, 2026, delivering a defensive masterclass that curtails Connor McDavid’s record‑chasing surge. Goalie Anthony Stolarz makes 30 saves, while defensemen Troy Stecher, Jake McCabe, Darren Raddysh and Morgan Rielly neutralize the McDavid‑Leon Draisaitl duo, limiting them to just two assists. Stecher scores the game‑winner, and Auston Matthews adds a second‑period goal and wins his key minutes against McDavid. The win extends Toronto’s streak to four games and underscores Jim Hiller’s reshaped blue‑line strategy despite injury woes.

Sunday Standings: Devils make their move

The New Jersey Devils make a splash in the Metropolitan Division by acquiring elite goaltender Connor Hellebuyck from Winnipeg, bolstering a roster already packed with top prospects and first‑round picks. The trade puts the Devils alongside Ilya Sorokin, Logan Thompson and the sidelined Igor Shesterkin as the division’s goalie elite, and they ride a perfect 3‑0‑0 week. The recap also notes the Hurricanes’ 4‑0 shutout of St. Louis, the Rangers’ defensive woes, the Capitals battling illnesses, and other Metro teams’ recent results as the standings shift.

Hurricanes Tried To Flip Forward To Jets In Failed Hellebuyck Offer

The Carolina Hurricanes' bid for three-time Vezina winner Connor Hellebuyck fell apart because they couldn't line up a third team to supply a forward the New York Jets wanted. According to Elliotte Friedman, the Jets demanded immediate roster help, but the Canes refused to part with stars Logan Stankoven, Seth Jarvis or Jackson Blake. Hurricanes scouts reached out to other clubs to acquire trade‑able forwards, hoping to flip them to New York, but the plan never materialized. Ultimately the Jets secured Dawson Mercer and Nick Bjugstad from the New Jersey Devils in their blockbuster deal, leaving the Hurricanes without Hellebuyck.

Devils Take the Matinee Against L.A., 3-1

The New Jersey Devils rally to a 3-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings at the Prudential Center on October 24, 2026. After a sluggish start and a 1-0 deficit in the second period, the Devils fire back with Anthony Mantha’s top‑shelf, short‑side goal and a power‑play strike to take a 2-1 lead, then seal the win in the third. Key contributors include Brett Pesce, Timo Meier, Jack Hughes and Scott Laughton, while the Kings’ lone tally comes from a power‑play goal by Scott Laughton. The win marks the Devils’ fifth triumph in six games, highlighted by strong forechecking and solid defensive play.

FINAL – Kings 1, Devils 3 – Moore, Edmundson, Laviolette

The LA Kings suffered their first defeat of the roadtrip, as they fell by a 3-1 final score on Saturday evening against the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center. Neither team scored in a very low-event first period, which saw the teams combine for just nine shots on goal, despite a power play in each […] The post FINAL – Kings 1, Devils 3 – Moore, Edmundson, Laviolette appeared first on LA Kings Insider .

Trevor Moore – 10.24

Hear from forward Trevor Moore after tonight’s 3-1 defeat against the New Jersey Devils. The post Trevor Moore – 10.24 appeared first on LA Kings Insider .

Connor Hellebuyck officially reinstated from suspension after trade to Devils

The long saga between Connor Hellebuyck and the Winnipeg Jets is over. He has officially been traded to the New Jersey Devils and has been reinstated from the suspension that his former team had imposed on him. Connor Hellebucyk has been reinstated from suspension. The #NJDevils now have him at an $8.1M cap hit for […] The post Connor Hellebuyck officially reinstated from suspension after trade to Devils appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Devils 3, Kings 1 (Oct. 24): Mantha Comes Up Clutch | Recap

The New Jersey Devils beat the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 on Oct. 24, 2026, snapping a strong start with their sixth win in eight games. After a scoreless first period, the Kings opened scoring in the second, but Anthony Mantha answered 2:46 later with a sharp‑angle goal. The Devils outshot the Kings 15‑3 in that period and took the lead late in the third when Brett Pesce scored with 11:52 remaining. Arseny Gritsyuk capped the win with an empty‑netter at 1:05 left. Jake Allen posted a 12‑save shutout for his fifth victory, moving to 5‑2‑0 as the Devils head to Dallas on Oct. 27.

Red Wings could trade Dylan Larkin to Devils after Connor Hellebuyck joined New Jersey

After acquiring Connor Hellebuyck from Winnipeg, the New Jersey Devils have added Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin to his expanded trade list, according to insider Jeff Marek. While Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald wants to keep the win‑now momentum, insiders say New Jersey may lack the high‑value assets—top prospects and high‑round picks—needed for Detroit’s steep asking price. Detroit reportedly wants two elite prospects, an NHL‑ready top‑six forward, and premium draft capital, while other clubs like Minnesota, Carolina and Colorado also vie for Larkin. The trade’s feasibility hinges on whether the Devils can muster enough pieces after surrendering Dawson Mercer and a first‑round pick for Hellebuyck.

LIVE THREAD – Kings vs. Devils, 10/24

Los Angeles Kings 1, New Jersey Devils 3 FINAL Game Preview WATCH: ESPN+ / Hulu LISTEN: 830 AM KLAA, ESPN LA App, LA Kings App SOG: LAK – 13 NJD – 26 PP: LAK – 0/2 NJD – 0/2 First Period No Scoring Second Period 1. LAK – Scott Laughton (2) – (Adrian Kempe, Andre […] The post LIVE THREAD – Kings vs. Devils, 10/24 appeared first on LA Kings Insider .

Devils GM Sunny Mehta will fire up fans with Connor Hellebuyck trade message

The New Jersey Devils had questions in net with a 36-year-old Jake Allen and an unproven Nico Daws — but Friday’s blockbuster trade changed the equation. General manager Sunny Mehta acquired one of the best goaltenders of his generation in Connor Hellebuyck, parting with a six-piece package, including Daws, to bring the Michigan native to […] The post Devils GM Sunny Mehta will fire up fans with Connor Hellebuyck trade message appeared first on ClutchPoints .

2026-27 Gamethread #11: New Jersey Devils vs. Los Angeles Kings

The gamethread preview pits the New Jersey Devils (6‑4‑0) against the Los Angeles Kings (2‑4‑2) at 3:30 PM EDT on October 24, 2026. Broadcast options include MSGSN locally, ESPN+ out‑of‑market, ABTV, and the Devils Hockey Network radio. The post highlights a March 14, 2026 photo of Nico Hischier scoring on Anton Forsberg at the Prudential Center and notes Sunny Mehta’s recent boost to the Devils. Readers are reminded to follow the thread rules and can join the discussion via the SB Nation app’s Game Chat feature.

Projected Lineups: Kings at Devils – Pregame Notes, Questions, and How to Watch

The LA Kings head to New Jersey on Oct. 24 seeking a third straight win and a .500 record on a road trip against the Devils. Coach Peter Laviolette’s lineups hinge on center Quinton Byfield’s health and goaltender Darcy Kuemper, who just posted a 41‑of‑43 save performance and moved into seventh‑most wins in franchise history. Defense will likely stay unchanged, with Cody Ceci sitting after recent success, while Brandt Clarke’s pairing remains a focus after his overtime winner. The Devils, meanwhile, have just traded for Connor Hellebuyck, leaving Dawson Mercer out of the lineup. Key stats: Artemi Panarin has eight points in his last five games at the Prudential Center.

The 2026 AATJ Top 25 Under 25: The Traded and the Top 10

The latest Top 25 Under‑25 roundup for the New Jersey Devils is reshaped by the Connor Hellebuyck trade. With Hellebuyck now in New Jersey, goalie Rémi Poirier (age 24) earns an honorable mention after joining on waivers from Dallas, but will age out of next year’s list. Jakub Málek (24, Utica Comets) slips to #10, as the trade clears a path but still leaves him in the AHL behind Hellebuyck, Jake Allen and Poirier. Meanwhile, 19‑year‑old winger Matias Vanhanen, a 2026 draft pick now at Boston College, climbs to #9 after posting four points in four games and a standout junior season. The article details how these moves affect the Devils’ future roster and contract strategy.