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First Period The Wood-McLeod-Bastian line started the game against the Rangers’ Panarin-Strome-Blackwell line. The Devils won the draw, and they got quickly on a dump and forecheck. Miles Wood did take the puck away, but the Ranger pushed it out of the zone. The Devils and Rangers then went back and forth, with the Devils blocking away a centering pass from Panarin to Strome. The Hughes line acme on, and Jack Hughes got the first shot on goal of the game. He collected the puck at the edge of the faceoff circle, turned, and shot into Alexandar Georgiev’s chest.

Devils Crack the Shutout Streak but Still Fall 6-3 to the Rangers Share this story POOL PHOTOS-USA TODAY Sports Before getting into this game, I want to prepare all of you for what’s ahead. Our lineup for this game consists of: No Zacha, no Bratt, no Butcher, no Thompson, no Blackwood, not even Wedgewood. Instead we have Aaron Dell, and Matt Tennyson. Apparently all my prayers for Nico’s return should have been more specific about ‘and also can we still have everyone else please’. Alas, here we go: First Period Within the first 30 seconds Dell makes an easy save on Ryan Strome look ...

First Period The Rangers scored in the first, as the Devils failed to get the puck out of the zone despite two Devils taking Artemi Panarin high in the zone. The Rangers worked the puck low, forcing Blackwood to make a couple stops before moving it back out to Jacob Trouba, who blasted it past Blackwood. 1-0, Rangers. The Rangers then took a penalty less than a minute later, as Pavel Buchnevich went off for high sticking. With Kuokkanen and Sharangovich replacing Zacha and Bratt, the Devils had a good chance early on a netside Kuokkanen shot. However, the Devils failed to do much following th...

Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images Tonight was the first game of four consecutive games between the New Jersey Devils and the New York Rangers, Our Hated Rivals. The professionals in charge of the broadcast and the team have come to call this Rivalry Week. I have dubbed this run of games with a more accurate term: The Week of Hate. Case in point, the first 90 (or so) seconds of the game was stopped by a rare event in today’s NHL and this Devils season: an actual fight between Damon Severson and Chris Kreider. Furthering the point that the contempt runs that much deeper between these tw...

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images Tell me if you’ve read this kind of New Jersey Devils performance before: The New Jersey Devils are hosting an opponent at the Rock. The opponent gets up early in the game as the Devils struggle to do basic things like move the puck up ice or register a shot on net. The opponent builds up a lead that for most teams would not be the end of the world but for a team whose finishing has been lacking at times, it feels like it is. The Devils manage to get close in the game or even tie it up.