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Reports: Binghamton Devils May Not Return to the Arena The fate of professional hockey in Binghamton is in question with reports that the New Jersey Devils intend to move their AHL team. According to WBNG and WICZ, Tom Mitchell, executive vice president of operations for the Binghamton Devils, New Jersey has informed him that it intends to relocate the team. The Binghamton Devils have been playing their home games in New Jersey during the current Covid-19 pandemic-shortened season. The message board at the Arena on February 17, 2021. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News) Binghamton hockey fans had be...

Player Profile: Who Is Jake Walman? Jake Walman scored his first NHL goal in the Blues’ epic win on April 7, but there’s more to him than meets the eyes. Share this story Jeff Curry-USA TODAY Sports The St. Louis Blues’ Jake Walman is the new kid on the block, having just scored his first NHL goal on April 7 versus the Vegas Golden Knights at the Enterprise Center. Walman’s first NHL goal couldn’t have come at a better time. The Blues were desperately looking to end a seven-game losing skid, and Wednesday’s 3-1 win was a game-changer. Blues goaltender and very own #50 Jordan Binn...

Binghamton Devils Lose to Hershey 3-2 The Binghamton Devils lost at home last night to the Northern Division Rivals Hershey Bears 3-2, at the RWJ Barnabas Health Hockey House in Newark. Binghamton Devils Goaltender Jeremy Brodeur made his AHL debut last night with 47 saves in a close game against the Bears. Get our free mobile app Hershey struck first on a goal from Hershey’s Matt Moulson 11:42 into the match, but the Devils would bounce back on a Travis St. Denis power play goal, off a rebound from a try by Matt Tennyson to even the score 1-1. Hershey pulled a head with less than two minut...

PROSPECT WATCH: Schmid, the Mountain Man Learn more about Devils goaltending prospect Akira Schmid in this Prospect Watch, presented by Verizon by Peter Robinson / Special to NewJerseyDevils.com Akira Schmid grew up in a mountainous paradise but is thriving in one of the flattest parts of America. The 20-year-old Sioux City Musketeers goaltender laughed at the contradiction. "But you can't really go anywhere in Switzerland without seeing mountains. (the Alps) are everywh...

The Covid Pandemic continues to effect sporting events in a bizarre situation at the Binghamton Devils game this past Wednesday.