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We were all a little disappointed last year when we found out that the Binghamton Devils would be spending the 2020-2121 season in New Jersey. We were surprised (some more than others) that the AHL Devils were leaving a year early and heading to Utica. We were pleased to learn that the Federal Prospects Hockey League would be coming to town with the Binghamton Black Bears at the Visions Federal Credit Union Memorial Arena. Get our free mobile app Andreas Johansson is the owner and he held a press conference on Thursday, June 3rd and now we know more...a lot more.

This morning in New Jersey and this late afternoon in Riga, the 2021 IIHF World Championships begin. Six players in the New Jersey Devils organization will represent their nations in this year’s tourney from Nico Hischier to Matt Hellickson. Fans can discuss all of the action from the WCs here in this open post.

Photo by Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images After months of uncertainty and planning, the National Hockey League announced a 56-game regular season to begin in January and end in early May. Teams had to carry taxi squads of players to account for injured players and those affected by the Coronavirus. A COVID-19 protocol was implemented and, if need be, games could be re-scheduled as needed. All games would be played within a team’s division along with the first two rounds of the playoffs. The goal was simple: Have a truncated, compressed season to set up a full Stanley Cup Playoffs tourn...

The Utica Comets have a new National Hockey League affiliate – the New Jersey Devils. Posted: May 6, 2021 3:43 PM Updated: May 7, 2021 12:19 AM Posted By: WKTV UTICA, N.Y. – The Utica Comets have a new National Hockey League affiliate – the New Jersey Devils. The two teams signed a 10-year affiliation deal on Wednesday, which was unanimously approved by the American Hockey League Board of Governors. In April, the Binghamton Devils were notified that the New Jersey Devils would be moving their AHL affiliate to another location. Then on Tuesday, the Vancouver Canucks announced their pla...

The board's approval of the relocation was announced Thursday afternoon. The action came about three weeks after Tom Mitchell, Binghamton's executive vice president of operations, was informed by New Jersey that it planned to move the franchise. The Binghamton Devils have been playing their home games in New Jersey during the current Covid-19 pandemic-shortened season. Mitchell indicated New Jersey had been making unreasonable demands but he didn't specify what would have been needed to keep the Devils in Binghamton. Binghamton Senators executive vice president Tom Mitchell announced the deal...