Posts About "Damon Severson"
Devils' Severson off to a Hot Start
October 24th, 2018 Six games into the season, Damon Severson is off to exactly the start the New Jersey Devils needed from him. He has five points in six games, and has some of the best underlying numbers on the team at five-on-five. He's on the Devils' second pair with Andy Greene, a duo that's had success in the past and is currently doing...
New Jersey Devils 2018-19 Season Preview
October 5th, 2018 With the offseason now long gone, it's finally time for meaningful New Jersey Devils hockey. The Devils are in a much different place than they were at this time last year. Most experts had them pegged for a lottery spot in the Entry Draft. Instead, they defied expectations and finished with the most wins (44) they had in six...
Devils Need Consistency from Severson
September 6th, 2018 Training camp is set to begin next week, which means actual hockey games are right around the corner. One question that remains for the New Jersey Devils is how their blue line will perform after a shaky 2017-18. There's one defenseman who will have the attention of Devils head coach John Hynes and his staff. That would be Damon...
Will Butcher Stakes Claim for New Role
July 13th, 2018 When John Moore departed for the Boston Bruins in free agency, he left the New Jersey Devils with a spot to fill on the left side of their blue line. General manager Ray Shero stayed quiet in free agency, with Eric Gryba being his lone acquisition on defense. Barring a trade, they'll have to replace Moore from within the...
Should Blackhawks Target Experience & Youth?
May 23rd, 2018 TSN has been running their “Off-Season Game Plan” series, which looks at what the teams who failed to make the Stanley Cup playoffs will hope to accomplish this summer to get back into contention. Last week, Scott Cullen broke down what went wrong for the Chicago Blackhawks and some of the moves Stan Bowman might make to right the...
Diligent Depth Defenders the Canucks Could Target
May 15th, 2018 If there was a glaring weakness on the Vancouver Canucks' roster last year, it was that big black hole on defence. Although Travis Green's up-tempo style resulted in more offensive chances, the Canucks' defence was more porous than that of the 2016-17 squad—not a dubious designation considering that the Canucks gave up the...
