Tristan Jarry’s recent turnaround—now 5-1-3 with a 24‑save shutout of the Calgary Flames—puts the Oilers’ netminder under a critical spotlight as Devon Levi’s injury looms. The November schedule packs seven games in 12 days, including a three‑game road swing against the Islanders, Rangers and Devils, followed by a four‑game home stretch. With Levi potentially sidelined, Jarry could shoulder most of the workload, testing whether he can become Edmonton’s reliable starter. His .889 save percentage, up from a shaky start, offers hope that he can cement his role and influence the team’s playoff positioning.
The New Jersey Devils travel to Vegas on Friday, Oct. 30, to face the Golden Knights at T‑Mobile Arena after a 5‑2 loss to Colorado that snapped their four‑game streak. Connor Brown’s two goals and Jake Allen’s 40 saves highlighted the Devils’ 8‑5‑0 record, while Vegas (9‑4‑1) rebounds from a 4‑1 win over Ottawa. Key storylines include Connor Hellebuyck’s second start for New Jersey, a rare 1.00 GAA and .944 save %, and a power‑play clash as both teams rank near the bottom in PP efficiency (Devils 17.5%, Knights 25.6%). Nico Hischier nears 500 career points, and Jack Eichel leads a strong home Knights team. Injuries: Seamus Casey (Devils) and Carter Hart (Knights) are questionable.
The Devils (8-5-0) face the Golden Knights (9-4-1) on Nevada Day at 6 p.m. ET in an unusual weekday afternoon slot. After a 5‑2 loss to Colorado—where Connor Brown’s two goals and Jake Allen’s 40 saves were the only bright spots—New Jersey heads into a tough back‑to‑back against a rested Vegas squad that just snapped a three‑game skid with a 4‑1 win over Ottawa. The preview highlights the Devils’ defensive leaks, low Expected Goals% (under 30%), and the importance of bouncing back to avoid a string of bad road‑trip results.
The October 30 PhHN Daily zeroes in on the Philadelphia Flyers’ disastrous stretch, highlighting captain‑led criticism and coach Rick Tocchet’s blunt reality check. It outlines three ways the team can spark a turnaround. The edition also covers major league buzz: Detroit suspends Dylan Larkin without pay until he’s traded, with Minnesota Wild topped as his likely destination, and a new “Larkin’s Losses” tracker launches. Additionally, reports say Edmonton eyes added grit and coach Mike Babcock admires Rangers forward Matt Rempe. Brief notes on recent Bruins, Penguins, and Devils mishaps round out the roundup.
The Devils spend a day off rebuilding their penalty kill as Connor Brown improves the unit, but their power play sputters at 7‑for‑40 (17.5%). Meanwhile, Detroit suspends Dylan Larkin without pay after his agent informs the Red Wings he wants a trade, with New Jersey listed among ten potential destinations. Detroit’s GM Shawn Horcoff says the team will wait for the right return, while trade rumors swirl around Larkin and other players. The Devils head to Vegas on Friday, Oct. 30, to face a Golden Knights team that ranks 27th in penalty killing.
The Devils’ 5-2 loss to Colorado ends their streak as trade speculation heats up. GM Sunny Mehta may still target Detroit’s Dylan Larkin, whose camp has pressed for a deal after his May trade request. Meanwhile, the Athletic chronicles Juuse Hellebuyck’s whirlwind move from Michigan to New Jersey and then Dallas. New Jersey also teases upcoming jersey releases, and Sportsnet projects the NHL salary cap could hit $150 million by 2029‑30. Additional notes include Quinn Hughes praising rookie Matthew Schaefer and a mixed start for the Rangers.
Ryan Leonard has shown flashes of brilliance this season, offering tantalizing glimpses of the superstar he could one day become. His coast-to-coast goal-of-the-year candidate against the New Jersey Devils was the most memorable moment, but his latest highlight-reel play also deserves your attention. While it didn’t result in a goal, Leonard’s first shift in the
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Dylan Larkin has declared he won’t play for Detroit until he’s traded, reigniting interest from several clubs. Emily Kaplan reports the Washington Capitals and Utah Mammoth have had no recent talks with the Red Wings, despite past speculation about Ryan Leonard. The Minnesota Wild is said to have the strongest, most aggressive offer so far, while former NHLer Jordan Schmaltz hints the New Jersey Devils may soon close a deal, potentially pairing Larkin with teammates Jack Hughes and Connor Hellebuyck. The trade saga remains fluid as the deadline approaches.
A new Dylan Larkin rumor points to the New Jersey Devils as a possible trade destination, with confirmed discussions between the Devils and Red Wings.
The Colorado Avalanche dominate the New Jersey Devils 5-0 in their second meeting, outshooting 44‑22 and scoring on five different players. Gabriel Landeskog opens the scoring on the power play, with Nazem Kadri, Nathan MacKinnon, Jaden Schwartz and Parker Kelly each adding a goal. Kadri and Schwartz record two‑point nights, while defensemen Sam Malinski and Brent Burns chip in assists. Nicolas Roy returns from injury, nets a point and posts a 66.7% face‑off rate, earning praise from coach Jared Bednar.
The Edmonton Oilers are reportedly targeting 6‑ft‑9, 270‑lb forward Matt Rempe from the New York Rangers to add size to their bottom six. Coach Mike Babcock has praised Rempe’s physical presence, and GM Stan Bowman may trade a mid‑round draft pick for the 24‑year‑old, who has 5 goals, 11 points and 154 penalty minutes in 87 NHL games. Rempe, on a two‑year, $975,000 contract and eligible for waivers, could serve as a deterrent to protect stars like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl as the Oilers head east for games against the Islanders, Rangers and Devils.
The New Jersey Devils were seeking their fifth straight win on Wednesday night in a rematch against the Colorado Avalanche in the second game of their western road trip. Tensions…
The Detroit Red Wings have scratched captain Dylan Larkin for Thursday’s game against the Chicago Blackhawks, signaling a shift toward a trade. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff aims to protect the 30‑year‑old’s $8.7 million contract from injury while negotiations intensify with suitors such as the Minnesota Wild, Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens and New Jersey Devils. Insider Pierre LeBrun says talks have escalated, though a deal isn’t guaranteed yet. The benching is meant to reduce locker‑room distraction and force offers that meet Detroit’s high valuation, setting the stage for a potential blockbuster move in the coming days.
After a shaky start to the 2026‑27 NHL season, the New Jersey Devils have surged, posting a 7‑3‑0 record over their last ten games and briefly riding a five‑game win streak before a back‑to‑back loss to Colorado. New goalie Connor Hellebuyck’s debut bolsters their chances, but the Eastern Conference remains tight, with only the Carolina Hurricanes holding a clear cushion. The article highlights key contributors—Nico Hischier’s scoring pace, Jack Hughes and Jesper Bratt’s point production, Jesper Boqvist’s emergence, and the top‑six spark from Luke Evangelista and Arseny Gristyuk—while noting underperformers like Timo Meier and Dougie Hamilton. Maintaining this momentum could secure a playoff spot, but depth and defensive pairings must improve.
Dylan Larkin remains on Detroit’s roster but sits out his second straight game, escalating his trade request and planning to miss the foreseeable future, while interim GM Shawn Horcoff prepares a statement amid slow trade activity. The Red Wings are set to host their first home game in two weeks, featuring a surprising return of Patrick Kane to the lineup. Meanwhile, rookie goalie Michal Postava earns praise in his NHL debut, and Swedish prospect Charlie Forslund (1‑0 win in Sweden, 8 points in 15 games) draws fan interest. The post also recaps recent NHL news, including Penguins roster tweaks, a 5‑2 Flyers loss to the Capitals, and Colorado’s dominant win over New Jersey.
The New Jersey Devils sit at 8-5-0 after a 5-2 defeat to Colorado, snapping a four‑game win streak and extending their power‑play drought to three straight games (0‑3). Their PP is a major worry, sitting 7‑for‑40 (17.5%) – 23rd in the league – despite generating the second‑most shot attempts per 60 minutes. Meanwhile, the penalty kill is improving (72.4% overall, 83.3% since Connor Brown returned) and the goaltending situation looks solid after acquiring Vezina‑winner Connor Hellebuyck, while Jake Allen posts a .886 SV% in five starts. Forward Timo Meier contributes one power‑play goal on 47 shots and leads a promising top line with Hischier and Evangelista. Upcoming matchups against weak‑kill teams Vegas and Edmonton could test whether the Devils can fix their special‑teams woes.
Colorado Avalanche fans may not yet be panicking, but there is definitely concern in the air following a 6-2 drubbing at the hands of the Nashville Predators. With so much…
The Colorado Avalanche rallied to a 5-2 win over the New Jersey Devils at Ball Arena on Oct. 29, 2026, scoring four unanswered goals in the third period. Nazem Kadri led Colorado with a goal and an assist, while Nathan MacKinnon added another. The Avalanche out‑shot the Devils 44‑22 and converted 1 of 2 power‑play chances, whereas Jake Allen faced 44 shots for New Jersey. Both teams split the season series 1‑1, with Colorado improving to 7‑5‑1 and New Jersey falling to 8‑5‑0. Colorado now sits with 15 points in the Central Division as they head into a homestand against Nashville.
The Oilers snap a recent slump with a 4‑0 shutout of division rival Calgary Flames, seeing goaltender Jacob Markström earn his first shutout while the team scores four goals. Coach Mike Babcock praised the balanced effort, noting season‑low minutes for stars like Connor McDavid (18:50) and Leon Draisaitl (19:06). The win caps a five‑game home stretch that produced a 3‑1‑1 record. Next up is a grueling road swing: back‑to‑back games against the Islanders and Rangers, followed by a trip to New Jersey, testing the club’s new rhythm.
The Colorado Avalanche outshot the New Jersey Devils (their first time being outshot this season) and broke the Devils' 12‑game winning streak with a flurry of third‑period goals at Ball Arena on Oct. 28, 2026. Despite the win, veteran defenseman Josh Manson exits the lineup with a lower‑body injury, with an update expected soon. The article also notes other league news, including the Blues' early struggles and the Panthers' strong backup goaltending.
The New Jersey Devils see their four‑game winning streak snap with a 5‑2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche in Denver, where Colorado outshot them 44‑22 and scored four third‑period goals. Jake Allen makes 39 saves under heavy fire, while Connor Brown nets two shorthanded goals. The roundup also covers a false‑alarm trade scare involving Detroit’s Dylan Larkin, Elliotte Friedman’s speculation that Jordan Binnington could be the next hot goalie on the market, and the Boston Bruins’ first new governor in 51 years. The Devils head to Vegas next.
The Colorado Avalanche bounce back with a dominant 5-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils at Ball Arena on Oct. 28, 2026. Returning forward Nicolas Roy sparks the offense, while Gabe Landeskog nets his fifth of the season and Nazem Kadri adds a third‑period marker. Nathan MacKinnon and Jaden Schwartz each score in the third, extending the lead to 5-1 before Connor Brown tallies a late goal for New Jersey. The win follows early setbacks, including a shorthanded goal by the Devils and an injury to defenseman Josh Manson. Coach Jared Bednar’s lineups shake up the forward group, with Kadri back at center and Roy on the wing.
The Colorado Avalanche cruise to a 5-2 win over the New Jersey Devils at Ball Arena, outshooting the visitors 44‑22 and dominating the second period 21‑6. After conceding a shorthanded goal early, Colorado answers with goals from Gabe Landeskog, Nazem Kadri, Nathan MacKinnon and Jaden Schwartz, while Parker Kelly nets the game-winner. The Avs improve to 5‑1‑1 at home, with MacKinnon’s 12‑minute third‑period surge and Kadri’s back‑door finish highlighting the offense. New Jersey’s goaltender Mackenzie Blackwood makes 20 saves, but the Devils’ back‑to‑back fatigue proves costly.
Back‑to‑back fatigue thwarts New Jersey as Colorado Avalanche storm to a 5‑2 victory at Ball Arena on Oct. 28, 2026. The Devils open strong, earning a shorthanded goal when Connor Brown’s pass deflects off Cale Makar for a 1‑0 lead. However, the second period sees the Devils tire; Colorado dominates possession and outshoots New Jersey 21‑6, forcing goalie Jake Allen to make 22 saves. Gabriel Landeskog nets the decisive back‑door goal at 10:58 of the period, extending the lead. Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar and other Avalanche stars combine for three more tallies, while New Jersey’s offense stalls, ending the night with a 5‑2 loss.
Manson left Wednesday’s 5-2 win over the Devils after taking a weird hit in the first period and going to the locker room.