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New Jersey Devils

 
New Jersey Devils is major league affiliate of: Elmira Jackals
Binghamton Devils
Trenton Devils

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Season 2023-2024

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This club in 2023-2024: NHL | AHL

 
Current rosterseason 2023-2024
# Pos Player name State Born Height Weight Shoots  
GKaapo Kähkönen16.08.1996187 cm98 kgleft
GErik Källgren14.10.1996188 cm86 kgleft
40GAkira Schmid12.05.2000195 cm93 kgleft
41GVítek Vaněček09.01.1996188 cm85 kgleft
88DKevin Bahl27.06.2000198 cm104 kgleft
7DDougie Hamilton17.06.1993198 cm93 kgright
DSanteri Hatakka15.01.2001185 cm88 kgleft
43DLuke Hughes09.09.2003188 cm86 kgleft
DKurtis MacDermid25.03.1994185 cm78 kgN/A
6DJohn Marino21.05.1997188 cm80 kgright
24DColin Miller29.10.1992185 cm82 kgright
17DSimon Nemec15.02.2004185 cm90 kgright
71DJonas Siegenthaler06.05.1997190 cm100 kgleft
2DBrendan Smith02.08.1989188 cm82 kgleft
14CNathan Bastian06.12.1997180 cm71 kgleft
63LWJesper Bratt30.07.1998179 cm80 kgleft
56CErik Haula23.03.1991183 cm88 kgleft
13RWNico Hischier04.01.1999184 cm81 kgleft
10RWAlexander Holtz23.01.2002184 cm88 kgright
86CJack Hughes14.05.2001178 cm77 kgleft
79LWSamuel Laberge10.04.1997188 cm96 kgleft
42CCurtis Lazar02.02.1995183 cm93 kgright
20CMichael McLeod03.02.1998188 cm88 kgright
28LWTimo Meier08.10.1996185 cm98 kgleft
91RWDawson Mercer27.10.2001183 cm82 kgright
92LWTomas Nosek01.09.1992189 cm93 kgleft
18LWOndrej Palat28.03.1991183 cm88 kgleft
11CChris Tierney01.07.1994183 cm77 kgleft
73RWTyler Toffoli24.04.1992180 cm81 kgright
46LWMax Willman13.02.1995183 cm83 kgleft
Coach name State Born Coach position  
Lindy Ruff *17.04.1960Head Coach

* no longer in the club

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Founded in Kansas City as Kansas City Scouts in 1974, moved to Denver as Colorado Rockies in 1976, before finally settling in New Jersey as Devils in 1982. Reached playoffs just once in their first 13 seasons, but since 1987 the franchise has been almost ever-present in the post season, finnishing with a winning record every year between 1992 and 2010. Won three Stanley Cups. Moved to brand new Prudential Center before 2007-08 season.

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Stanley Cup Champions 1995, 2000 & 2003. Four Stanley Cup finals appearances. Nine Atlantic Division titles.

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Washington Capitals get new coach

After one season in Tampa Bay and two seasons behind the New Jersey Devils' bench as an assistant coach, Adam Oates has his first job as head coach. He has signed with the Washington Capitals, replacing his former teammate Dale Hunter.

(26 Jun 2012)
 

Patrik Elias becomes New Jersey Devils best scorer

Scoring twice in Devils' victory against Montreal Canadians, 35 years old New Jersey captain Patrik Elias becomes the Devils' all-time points leader with 845. Elias played 993 games in NHL, all with Devils' jersey
"It just feels nice," said Elias to ESPN. "It just feels that you're doing something right and it keeps me going. Hopefully, I have a lot more in me, obviously, but at this moment I'm enjoying it."

(18 Dec 2011)
 

New Jersey Devils retired Scott Niedermayer’s number

Fomer defenseman Scott Niedermayer has his number 27 retired Friday, when New Jersey Devils honored him in a ceremony before the game.
Niedermayer played for New Jersey from 1992-2004 before joining the Anaheim Ducks in 2005, amassing 172 goals and 568 assists in 1,263 games and winning three Stanley Cups with the Devils and a fourth in Anaheim in 2007.
Among all NHL players, Niedermayer is the only one to have won a Stanley Cup championship, Olympic gold medal, World Cup, World Championship, World Junior Championship and a Memorial Cup. "It was an honor and a privilege to be a New Jersey Devil all those years," he told during the ceremony. "These are memories I will cherish all my life."

(17 Dec 2011)
 

Jacob Josefson out with broken right collarbone

New Jersey Devils Swedish center Jacob Josefson underwent surgery Saturday morning and will be out three to four months after having broken his right collarbone after a spill into the boards with 3:05 left in the first period in 4-3 shootout home defeat against the San Jose Sharks. Strange coincidence, Josefson suffered another injury during a game against Sharks last season: he was forced to undergo surgery for a torn ligament in his thumb, missing ice for almost four months.

(23 Oct 2011)
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New Jersey Devils participates in season 2023-2024: NHL, AHL

 
 
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