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Daily Hockey Trivia – Devils Leaders, “Michigan” Goals & 1st Overall Picks
Welcome to the Daily Hockey Trivia for Sept. 11, 2024. This is a daily series that will test and challenge your knowledge ...
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Devils’ Next Ring of Honor Inductee Should Be Sergei Brylin
The New Jersey Devils unveiled their Ring of Honor back in 2017. They honored their original owner and founder of the team, John J. McMullen as the first inductee that same year. Since then, the Devils have not only not inducted anyone else but haven't even acknowledged the Ring of Honor...
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Devils’ Next Ring of Honor Inductee Should Be Jacques Lemaire
In 2017, the New Jersey Devils unveiled the Ring of Honor at Prudential Center. The rightful first inductee was John J. McMullen, the man responsible for bringing the Devils to New Jersey. On Jan. 20, the organization will induct their second member of th...
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Devils’ Next Ring of Honor Inductee Should Be Doc Emrick
Just a few days ago, the New Jersey Devils dropped their theme night/promotions schedule for the 2023-24 season. Among many eye-catching offerings was an unnamed induction to their “Ring of Honor” on Jan. 20, 2024, versus the Dallas Stars.
The Ring of Honor currently has one occupa...
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One for the Ages: Taylor Hall’s 2017-18 MVP Season
On June 29, 2016, New Jersey Devils then-general manager Ray Shero made one of the big trades during that summer by acquiring former No. 1 overall pick Taylor Hall from the Edmonton Oilers for defenseman Adam Larsson. As TSN's Bob McKenzie famously put it, "The trade is o...
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Former Devils’ Cory Schneider’s Prime Was Better Than You Think
On June 30, 2013, the New Jersey Devils were in the midst of a transition. After losing in the Stanley Cup Final in 2012, the team lost their beloved captain Zach Parise to free agency, finishing second-to-last in the Eastern Conference in 2012-13, and had their supersta...
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Devils’ Sergei Brylin’s Number Should be Retired
The New Jersey Devils have five different numbers that hang in the rafters of the Prudential Center. You have Scott Stevens, "Mr. Devil" Ken Daneyko, Scott Niedermayer, Patrik Elias, and of course, Martin Brodeur. Each of those players were a major contributor to Stanley ...
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Devils’ Success With Late-Round Picks
The New Jersey Devils enter the 2023 NHL Draft without a first-round pick. In a draft that is widely considered one of the deepest in some time, the lack of a first-rounder would normally be cause for despair. Fortunately for the Devils, they have picks in ev...
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