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Despite the score appearing to show a blowout loss to the Devils, the Devils were rather competitive the whole night, but were unable to overcome a horrendous opening period. To say the Devils...
No Rust for the Wicked: Devils Return and Win 5-2 over the Rangers Share this story First Period We start the game off with a whole new look: Mikey McLeod immediately dropping the gloves with Chris Kreider after a clean but solid hit on Mika Zibanejad by McLeod. Kreider challenged him, McLeod said let's go and away we went. A whole lot of swings and misses before McLeod sort of fell into a headlock, but a good fight overall and an excellent way to start a game against our rivals after two weeks without hockey. Zibanejad collides into McLeod and then the boards, then Kreider & McLeod fight....
Devils, Comrie pick up a 5-3 Win in Buffalo Share this story So, no Hischier, no Vatanen, no Blackwood, no Dell, no Zajac, no Wedgewood, and now no Palms? NO PROBLEM First Period New day, HOT START. Michael McLeod finally got his first NHL goal the other day and he has arrived. Right off the start PK Subban feeds him into a breakaway and he streaks down the ice, beats Carter Hutton and puts the Devils up 1-0 just 20 seconds into the game. Michael McLeod is Buffalo’s worse nightmare. He scores like this and dips his wings in ranch.
Photo by Andy Marlin/NHLI via Getty Images After about ten months - 310 days to be exact - the New Jersey Devils played their first game of meaningful ice hockey against an opponent. The opponent was the Boston Bruins, who last played a game on August 31 in the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. How would the game begin between two teams who have been inactive for at least four months and had no preseason games to get ready? It would go absolutely poorly for the New Jersey Devils. The Devils played like it was a training camp scrimmage. The Bruins played like it was an actual NHL game. It is fro...
Just after the goal, Chris Kreider took a tripping call on Yegor Sharangovich, and the Devils went to the power play. Mika Zibanejad tried to make something happen shorthanded on a long pass, but was defended well but Jack Hughes. The Devils did not get much going for the first minute of the power play, and changed units about 50 seconds in. Ty Smith made a pass into the slot on Johnsson’s tape, but Johnsson was in tight coverage and lost the puck. The Rangers got two successive clears afterwards. Michael McLeod almost made a great play with a pass across Georgiev for Nathan Bastian after ...