New Jersey Devils Rumors & News

Adam Oates tells Washington radio host he would 'easily' beat up John Tortorella

Newark Star-Ledger — The Caps bench boss (and former Devils assistant) responded to Tortorella's comments about Washington "whining."

Devils' Ryan Carter helps U.S. rout Russia, 8-3, in world championships

Newark Star-Ledger — U.S. will face Switzerland in semifinals of tournament

It’s offiicial: Devils to face Rangers on Jan. 26, 2014 at Yankee Stadium

Fire & Ice | Bergen Record — The word has been out for a month now, but the NHL officially announced today that the Devils will take on the Rangers on Sunday, Jan. 26 at Yankee Stadium as part of the league’s Stadium Series. The game will begin at 12:30 p.m. The Devils will serve as the home team. The Rangers and the Islanders will also play at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, Jan. 29. That game will begin at 7:30 p.m. The Devils and the Islanders will be playing in outdoor games for the first time. The Rangers played in the 2012 Winter Classic vs. the Philadelphia Flyers at Citizens Bank Park. “The innovative nature of t...

Devils have begun talks with David Clarkson, not yet with Patrik Elias

Newark Star-Ledger — Both can become unrestricted free agents

NHL makes it official: Devils and Rangers will play in Yankee Stadium

Newark Star-Ledger — Jan. 26 game is at 12:30 p.m.

Devils' Stephen Gionta scores in Team USA's 3-0 win over Germany

Newark Star-Ledger — Center has scored in three straight games

NHL expects its players will take part in 2014 Sochi Olympics

Newark Star-Ledger — NHL, Olypmic officials met today to secure involvement of league's players in Games

Devils’ prospect Stefan Matteau was not treated fairly by junior team, father, Stephane, says

Fire & Ice | Bergen Record — Devils’ prospect Stefan Matteau will be at Madison Square Garden tonight with his father, Stephane, to watch the Rangers and the Washington Capitals in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals. Stephane, a former Ranger, was scheduled to speak this afternoon to students from a school in the Philadelphia area as part of the Mark Messier Leadership Camp and thought it would be a good experience for his son to come and listen, so he had him come to New York for the day. It’s been a rough couple weeks for Stefan, the Devils’ 2012 first-round draft pick, who was released by his junior team, ...

Capitals following similar blueprint vs. Rangers as Devils used to beat them last year

Fire & Ice | Bergen Record — The Washington Capitals had planned to practice at Prudential Center today on the day off between Games 3 and 4 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series against the Rangers, but coach Adam Oates decided to give the players the day off to “rest” and “recharge” instead. It’s a page right out of the head coaching book of the Devils’ Pete DeBoer. Oates, of course, worked under DeBoer last season as an assistant coach for the Devils and if you watch the Capitals play you see a lot of similarities. Oates made it no secret that he was adopting DeBoer’s style of play with the Capitals and that ...

Devils' Ilya Kovalchuk leads Russia past U.S. in world championships

Newark Star-Ledger — Winger has five goals in three games

As they play: Game 3 Rangers vs. Capitals at Madison Square Garden

Newark Star-Ledger — Marc Staal returns

Rangers' John Tortorella: Series with Capitals is closer than people think

Newark Star-Ledger — Predicts big Game 3 from Carl Hagelin

David Clarkson Devils’ nominee for King Clancy Memorial Trophy

Fire & Ice | Bergen Record — Right wing David Clarkson is the Devils’ nominee for the King Clancy Memorial Trophy, which is awarded annually to the player who “best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice and has made a noteworthy humanitarian contribution in his community.” The winner is chosen by select members of Professional Hockey Writers’ Association and the NHL Broadcasters’ Association. Clarkson, 29, led the Devils with 15 goals in 2012-13, but this award is more about his numerous charitable efforts off the ice. This year, Clarkson became a member the advisory board for the Hockey in Newark program...

Devils choose David Clarkson as team's King Clancy Trophy nominee

Newark Star-Ledger — Right winger known for his off-ice charity work

Devils sign left wing Joe Whitney to two-year contract

Fire & Ice | Bergen Record — Joe Whitney finally has an NHL contract. The Devils have signed the 25-year-old left wing to a two-year, two-way contract according to capgeek.com. Whitney, who previously signed to AHL contracts, led the Albany Devils in scoring for the second season in a row with 26 goals and 51 points in 66 games. The 5-foot-6, 170-pound Reading, Mass. native joined the organization after four years at Boston College, where he won two NCAA titles.

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