The New Jersey Devils snap Edmonton’s unbeaten road streak with a 4‑3 overtime shootout win at the Prudential Center on Nov. 4, 2026. Jack Hughes scores twice in the third period, giving New Jersey a 3‑1 lead before the Oilers tie it 3‑3. Connor Hellebuyck records his home debut, making 19 saves on 22 shots, while the shootout sees Jesper Bratt and Arseny Gritsyuk netting the decisive goals. The win marks the Oilers’ first road loss of the season, with key contributions from Dougie Hamilton and Nico Hischier for the Devils.
Ryan Nugget‑Hopkins becomes the Edmonton Oilers' all‑time leader in games played, logging his 1,038th regular‑season appearance on Nov. 4, 2026, against the New Jersey Devils and overtaking Kevin Lowe. The 33‑year‑old, the 2011 first‑overall pick, celebrated the milestone with a team‑produced video, shirts and a goal‑assist on the night, adding a power‑play tally as Edmonton trailed 3‑2. Nugget‑Hopkins now ranks seventh in franchise points (811), eighth in goals (294) and sixth in assists, after a career‑high 37‑goal, 104‑point season in 2022‑23. Signed through 2028‑29, his record looks set to keep climbing.
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, the New Jersey Devils will open up their two-game homestand by hosting the Edmonton Oilers. The club is looking to put together a win streak after…
The latest Oilers Nation Radio (ONR) episode celebrates Ryan Nugent‑Hopkins as he prepares to break Edmonton’s all‑time games‑played record in a Tuesday night matchup against the New Jersey Devils. Hosts recap his 16‑year career highlights, discuss the Oilers’ recent sweep of New York, preview line combinations for the Devils game, and react to the NHL’s new Hometown Remix jerseys. The show also covers recent awards for Oilers staff and players, offers betting insights, and includes a Nugent‑Hopkins‑themed trivia segment. Listeners get a comprehensive pre‑game rundown and a nostalgic look at the franchise’s long‑serving forward.
The All About The Jersey gamethread previews the Nov. 3 showdown between the New Jersey Devils (9‑5‑0) and the Edmonton Oilers (11‑2‑2) at 7:30 PM EST, streaming on ESPN+/Hulu/Disney+ and the Devils Hockey Network. A photo shows Connor Brown celebrating a goal from the Oct. 18 matchup at Prudential Center. The post also promotes the SB Nation app’s Game Chat feature for live fan interaction, and reminds readers of forum etiquette.
New Jersey sits second in the Metropolitan Division with 18 points through 14 games.
Sportsnaut unveils its first 2026-27 NHL power rankings of all 32 clubs as of Nov. 3, with the Carolina Hurricanes holding the top spot. The list drops from the struggling Vancouver Canucks (3‑12‑1, 7 points, last‑place defense) up through Winnipeg, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Columbus, highlighting key storylines: Connor Hellebuyck’s trade to New Jersey, Connor Bedard’s resurgence for the Blackhawks, Artemi Panarin’s eight goals for the Kings, and the Flyers’ uneven bounce‑back after a 9‑game losing streak. The rankings will update weekly throughout the season, offering a snapshot of each team's playoff hopes and challenges.
The Edmonton Oilers, now 11-2-2 and atop the Pacific Division, celebrate Ryan Nugent‑Hopkins reaching his 1,038th game on Tuesday—a new franchise record that eclipses Kevin Lowe’s long‑standing mark. Nugget‑Hopkins, the 2011 first‑overall pick, joins only two Oilers to hit 1,000 games and ranks among the team’s all‑time leaders in assists, goals and points. The club honored him with custom T‑shirts, a video tribute, and his own words about loyalty to Edmonton. The milestone comes as the Oilers host the New Jersey Devils at 7:30 p.m. ET.
The Leafs face a brutal November stretch with eight of their next nine games at home against Utah, Montreal, New Jersey, Colorado, Minnesota and Edmonton. Goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, who has let in three or more goals in nine of his first ten appearances, must rebound quickly or risk losing the starter role to Anthony Stolarz. Former GM Brian Burke joins the Leafs Morning Take to defend Bobrovsky, critique the Chayka‑Marchenko trade, and weigh in on Auston Matthews, Gavin McKenna and the team's bottom six ahead of his Hall of Fame induction. The episode also highlights Movember fundraisers and upcoming podcast hosts.
Hellebuyck has a .923 save percentage in his first two starts with the Devils.
LA Kings defenseman Brandt Clarke, known for his agit‑prop style from the OHL to the AHL, gets mic‑ed up during a recent matchup against the New Jersey Devils. The new video from MayorsManor captures Clarke trash‑talking and on‑ice antics that fire up teammates and rile opponents, showcasing his growing role on the Kings' blue line. The post also links to Episode 206 of the Kings Of The Podcast, where Clarke discusses his summer vacation.
Edmonton Oilers forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins is set to break the franchise’s all-time games-played record when he suits up tonight (Nov. 3) against the New Jersey Devils. Kevin Lowe held the…
The November 3 PhHN Daily spotlights the Flyers’ new Liberty Bell‑themed Hometown Remix jersey and a quick roster shuffle: AHL call‑up Alex Bump scores, then returns to the AHL. Trade chatter heats up as analysts flag defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen as a potential exit point for Philadelphia, while the New Jersey Devils eye star Nikita Kucherov despite cap concerns. Across the league, the article also covers Kucherov’s media interview on his trade request, Boston’s college‑inspired sweater, Pittsburgh injury updates, and the Capitals’ off‑season roster push.
The New Jersey Devils are beginning to show all the makings of a winning team, kicking off the season with a 9-5-0 record. All four lines are hard at work,…
Conrad Fondrk, a former second‑round forward and New Jersey Devils prospect, is heating up at Boston University after returning from injury. He’s tallied six points (2 goals, 4 assists) in six games, matching the point‑per‑game pace of fellow prospect Matias Vanhanen, and even scored on a power‑play to push BU to a 7‑1 lead on Oct. 31, 2026 (ESPN+). The article also notes other Devils‑linked players: Gustav Hillström’s SHL recall, goaltender Daniil Rusakovich’s 9‑6 record, Quinn McKenzie’s OHL production, and defenseman Chase Cheslock’s surge at St. Thomas, plus recent Utica Comets wins. Fondrk’s breakout could boost the Devils prospect pool and keep BU in the spotlight.
Nikita Kucherov, the reigning Hart Trophy winner, has formally asked the Tampa Bay Lightning for a trade, sparking speculation about a potential move to the New Jersey Devils. Even with $986,595 in cap space, the Devils would need to shed at least $8.5 million to accommodate Kucherov’s $9.5 million hit, forcing GM Sunny Mehta to consider trading Anthony Mantha, Brenden Dillon or a package including Mantha, Evan Rodrigues and Cody Glass. The article breaks down cap projections for 2027‑28, showing the Devils could afford Kucherov at roughly $11.7 million with Mantha staying, or $15.6 million if he’s moved, while also weighing how a Kucherov deal would affect a pursuit of free‑agent defenseman Quinn Hughes. The piece offers detailed calculations but notes no concrete deal is imminent.
The Devils (9‑5‑0) host the Oilers (11‑2‑2) on Nov. 3 at 7:30 PM EST (ESPN+/Hulu/Disney+, Devils Hockey Network). Coach Sheldon Keefe reshuffles the power play: Connor Brown joins PP1 and Luke Evangelista moves to PP2 after Evan Rodrigues sits out with an illness. Brown’s last‑season PP stats were mixed, while Nico Hischier remains the primary net‑front screener. All eyes are on Connor McDavid, who’s on a 218‑point pace and holds a career‑high 7‑goal, 31‑point mark against New Jersey. Devils top defensemen Luke Hughes and Brett Pesce must contain his speed, while Edmonton’s top four have accounted for 38 of the Oilers’ 63 goals.
The New Jersey Devils host the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. ET in Newark. Fresh off a 5‑2 win over Vegas, the Devils (9‑5‑0) have won five of their last six and are unbeaten at home in four straight. The Oilers (11‑2‑2) ride a perfect 7‑0‑0 road streak, having rattled off wins over the Islanders (4‑0) and Rangers (4‑1). Projected starters include Connor Hellebuyck or Jake Allen for New Jersey and Tristan Jarry or Matt Tomkins in Edmonton, with McDavid and Draisaitl leading the Oilers’ offense. Key injuries: Devils’ Evan Rodrigues (questionable) and Oilers’ Zach Hyman (IR). The matchup marks the first of two meetings this season, with a return in Edmonton on Jan. 28, 2027.
On Nov. 3, 2026, Ryan Nugent‑Hopkins hits his 1,038th regular‑season game, overtaking Kevin Lowe as the Edmonton Oilers’ all‑time games‑played leader. The 33‑year‑old veteran, drafted first overall in 2011, has shifted to a second‑line offensive role, posting three goals and seven points in six games alongside Colton Dach and Kasperi Kapanen. His milestone arrives as the Oilers sit atop the Western Conference, thanks to a league‑best slot‑line chance differential and only one goal against in their last three outings. The piece also notes New Jersey Devils GM Sunny Mehta’s aggressive moves—signing Anthony Mantha, extending Nico Hischier and acquiring Connor Hellebuyck—propelling the team to a 9‑5‑0 record.
The Devils unveil a new black “Hometown Remix” jersey—an inverse of the 2024 Stadium Series design—sparking mixed fan reactions and low rankings (26th/30th out of 32). The alternate will debut Nov. 18 vs. Montreal and be worn throughout the season, with sales now live. Meanwhile, trade chatter centers on Quinn Hughes, whom Sportsnet’s Ryan Dixon suggests could become a Devils free‑agent target, while the Capitals may consider a rental deal. In Detroit, Dylan Larkin’s trade list may shift after recent rumors. The post also previews upcoming Devils games and highlights a Red Wings win over the Panthers.
ARLINGTON, VA — Rémi Poirier left New Jersey before he’d even broken in his new pads. After playing four seasons for the Dallas Stars organization, Poirier has spent nearly as much time in transit this fall as he has on the ice. The New Jersey Devils claimed Poirier off of waivers shortly before Opening Night,
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The Edmonton Oilers surge to second in Daily Faceoff’s power rankings after a 3‑0‑1 stretch that lifts them to an 11‑2‑2 record, highlighted by 4‑0 wins over Calgary and New York Island and a 4‑1 victory over the Rangers. Connor McDavid posts points in 15 straight games, flirting with Gretzky’s single‑season record, while defenseman Evan Bouchard races toward a historic 145‑point season. Meanwhile, former Oilers goaltending coach Dustin Schwartz is appointed head of goaltending for Hockey Canada, bringing a decade of NHL experience. The Oilers face the Devils, Ducks and Canucks later this week.
Lightning forward Brandon Hagel publicly backs Nikita Kucherov ahead of his first home game after filing a trade request, while taking a subtle dig at recent trade‑request stars Dylan Larkin and Connor Hellebuyck. Hagel praises Kucherov’s loyalty to Tampa Bay, noting his three‑assist performance at the Benchmark International Arena and urging fans to celebrate rather than boo him. He contrasts Kucherov’s situation with Larkin’s holdout in Detroit and Hellebuyck’s pending move to the New Jersey Devils after leaving the Jets, highlighting differing fan reactions across the league.
Connor McDavid delivers a two‑way masterpiece as the Oilers continue their dominant start, sitting first in the West at 11‑2‑2 and second overall. He becomes the NHL’s fastest player to 30 assists and logs his 15th consecutive game with a helper, while Edmonton’s defense allows just one goal in its last three outings. Coach Mike Babcock praises McDavid’s evolving defensive habits, and teammates note his leadership on and off the ice. Meanwhile, Nikita Kucherov hints he won’t re‑sign with Tampa Bay, sparking a communication rift, and Detroit’s Dylan Larkin missed a potential game‑tying goal against Edmonton. The Oilers face a packed schedule, including games vs New Jersey, Anaheim and Vancouver.
Dylan McIlrath will remain part of the Washington Capitals organization. The 34-year-old defenseman cleared NHL waivers on Monday and was sent to the AHL’s Hershey Bears. The Capitals waived McIlrath on Sunday to free up a roster spot for goaltender Remi Poirier, whom they acquired in a trade from the New Jersey Devils. The Capitals
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