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After putting down the Montreal Canadiens with some difficulty, the Devils faced a good team in the Tampa Bay Lightning in their second afternoon game in as many days. Unfortunately, the Devils gave their home fans a very poor showing right as our inboxes are getting spammed with season ticket renewal reps.
It’s another afternoon game, and it’s even more important than yesterday’s.
Juuse Saros to the Kings? Noah Hanifin to the Lightning? A surprise Rangers reunion? The Athletic staff makes its bold deadline predictions.
This afternoon marks the start of the most important stretch of games for the Devils this season. If they want to win them all and get back on track, guys will need to step up. Let’s see some good options.
After losing two in a row and three of their last four, the New Jersey Devils played with more desperation against the Montreal Canadiens and got rewarded with something rare: a win and a power-play goal. Nico Hischier woke up New Jersey's anemic power play by scoring with 6:27 to play and the Devils posted a 4-3 victory Saturday, sending the Canadiens to their fifth straight loss. “We knew we were desperate for a win,” said Devils coach Lindy Ruff, whose teams was coming off embarrassing losses to Washington and the rival Rangers.