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Olympic hockey star Jack Hughes says life hasn’t returned to normal since the Games, even as he’s honored before a Devils-Penguins game in Pittsburgh, underscoring the ongoing adjustment from Olympic glory to the grind of NHL duty.
Devils fans unleashed a deafening, 10-second chorus of boos at Gov. Mikie Sherrill during a pregame ceremony welcoming Jack Hughes back from Olympic glory, a moment framed as partisan pushback over athletes’ political gestures.
Jack Hughes returned to a boisterous New Jersey crowd to celebrate Team USA's Olympic gold, thanking his teammates, recalling the winning goal, and savoring the moment as a champion with Devils fans and USA Hockey.
Jack Hughes was greeted with a thunderous ovation at Prudential Center as the New Jersey Devils resumed play after the Olympic break, fresh off scoring Team USA’s gold in Milan; he addressed the crowd amid strong U.S. patriotic vibes, with fans chanting 'USA' and celebrating Hughes’ gold-medal heroics.
The New York Islanders acquired Ondrej Palat from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for defenseman Carson Soucy, with New Jersey adding a 2027 sixth-round pick and a third-round pick the Islanders had previously sent to the Rangers; the Isles also sent Max Tsyplakov to New Jersey, leaving a net cap increase of about $3.75 million. Palat, who has 10 points in 51 games this season, is viewed as a potential replacement for Kyle Palmieri and will try to recapture his Lightning-era form, aided by Islanders coach Mathieu Darche who knows Palat from Tampa.
Carolina Hurricanes will start Frederik Andersen in goal against the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center, with Jaccob Slavin set to play in both halves of a back-to-back for the first time this season. Shayne Gostisbehere and William Carrier are out with lower-body injuries, while the rest of the lineup remains unchanged from last night’s win over Florida.
The Pittsburgh Penguins played a strong game against the New Jersey Devils but lost 2-1 in a shootout due to a costly turnover by Kris Letang and poor shootout performance, despite dominating play and outshooting their opponents. The team received praise for their overall effort and individual performances, especially Ryan Graves and Erik Karlsson, but Letang's mistake and the lack of power play opportunities were key issues. The Penguins remain close to the top of the division, with coach Dan Muse emphasizing the need to improve refereeing interactions.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are set to face the New Jersey Devils in a crucial game that could determine the top spot in the Metro Division, with key players and goalies yet to be announced. The Penguins aim to extend their recent road success and improve their power play and penalty kill, while the Devils, dealing with injuries, look to capitalize on their strong special teams. The game will be broadcast on SportsNet Pittsburgh and 105.9 The X.
The LA Kings' six-game winning streak ended with a 3-1 loss to the New Jersey Devils. Jordan Spence scored first for the Kings, but the Devils equalized with a deflected goal by Ondrej Palat. Jack Hughes then scored the go-ahead goal in the third period, assisted by Palat. Brett Pesce sealed the win with a shorthanded goal. Kings' coach Jim Hiller and player Phillip Danault noted the team's need for more shots and better capitalization on opportunities.
The New Jersey Devils secured a decisive 5-1 victory over the New York Rangers, with Jack Hughes leading the charge with two goals. Jacob Markstrom excelled in goal, stopping 39 of 40 shots in his first Devils-Rangers rivalry game. The Devils capitalized on early scoring opportunities and strong special teams play, including two power play goals. The win marked a strong start to the season series against the Rangers, with notable performances from Nathan Légaré in his NHL debut and a solid defensive effort with 26 blocked shots.
The Washington Capitals narrowly defeated the New Jersey Devils 6-5, marking their fourth consecutive win. The game was a back-and-forth thriller, with the Caps initially taking the lead, only for the Devils to tie it up multiple times. Key performances included goals from Connor McMichael, Jakob Chychrun, and Pierre-Luc Dubois. Despite a challenging third period, the Capitals managed to hold on for the victory. The win splits the season series with the Devils, and the Caps' power play continues to be effective, scoring three times in this match.
The St. Louis Blues, under new Head Coach Jim Montgomery, aim to continue their winning momentum as they face the New Jersey Devils. Montgomery focused on practice pace and 5-on-5 play during his first full practice with the team. While Robert Thomas took a maintenance day, Philip Broberg participated but is not yet ready to return from injury. The projected lineup for the game is based on Tuesday's practice.
Timo Meier of the New Jersey Devils is set to have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety following a cross-checking incident against Nashville Predators forward Zachary L'Heureux. The incident, which occurred during the third period of the Devils' 5-2 victory, resulted in Meier receiving a major penalty and game misconduct. The hearing will determine if further disciplinary action is warranted.
Katja Hischier shares insights into her son Nico Hischier's life as an NHL star and captain of the New Jersey Devils, highlighting his ability to balance the fast-paced world of professional hockey with his grounded, philosophical nature. Despite the pressures of his career, Nico remains true to his values, maintaining a strong connection to his family and Swiss roots. Katja cherishes their time together, emphasizing Nico's calm demeanor and his commitment to fostering a sense of belonging among his teammates.
Jacob Markstrom, goaltender for the New Jersey Devils, celebrated his 500th NHL game with a 4-2 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes. The 34-year-old Swedish player, who was joined by his son in the locker room before the game, became the third Swedish goalie to reach this milestone. Markstrom's career began with the Florida Panthers and took off after a trade to the Vancouver Canucks. Reflecting on his journey, Markstrom expressed gratitude for his mentors and the support of his family, emphasizing his desire to continue playing.