Trade watch! Dillon reportedly used his trade protection to stay in New Jersey, but chatter reopens the door to a move.

Every Sunday of the NHL season, Mike Fink empties out the notebook with some thoughts, quick hits, and anything in between on the New Jersey Devils.

The two massive forwards traded brutal punches before a dominant finish.

The New Jersey Devils went into the 2025-26 season as Metropolitan Division contenders. They had Jack Hughes, who went on to lead the team with 77 points.

Brenden Dillon just called out the New Jersey Devils in public. The 2025-26 season was nothing short of a failure. […]

Brenden Dillon is the New Jersey Devils nominee for the 2025-26 Bill Masterton Trophy.

The New Jersey Devils missed their opportunity to acquire Quinn Hughes. While several rumors have surfaced as to why, the most probable reason they missed out was that the Devils were unable to clear cap space due to no-trade clauses. 

The MSG Devils broadcast team didn’t mince words following the New Jersey Devils' 2-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks. ​

The losing drought is officially over for the New Jersey Devils.