Posts About "Joe Blandisi"
Catching Up with John Quenneville
March 18th, 2017 A first-round pick of the New Jersey Devils at the 2014 NHL Draft (30th overall), John Quenneville has gotten his second call-up to the NHL and already looks better in his second two games than his first two. It only took one game to notice that the Albany Devils’ current leading scorer had brought some confidence with him back from...
The Journey of Joe Blandisi
February 19th, 2017 Joe Blandisi has his whole career in front of him, and won’t turn 23-years-old until this upcoming July. Last season Blandisi was a midseason call-up to the New Jersey Devils and racked up 17 points (5g-12a) over his 41 games. Many expected he would stick in the NHL this season, but that wasn’t the case as he was assigned to the...
Blake Coleman: A Vet at Devils Development Camp
August 4th, 2016 Blake Coleman is one of the New Jersey Devils’ oldest prospects, at the ripe old age of 24, but he will be entering just his second pro season in 2016-17. Drafted in the third round of the 2011 NHL Draft, last season was cut short by a shoulder injury that sidelined him for the majority of the season with the Albany Devils in the AHL....
Young Devils Learning From a Legend in Albany
May 30th, 2016 It’s understandable if the name Sergei Brylin wasn’t the first name you thought of when you read this article’s headline, especially if you don’t follow the team and/or aren’t a fan of the New Jersey Devils franchise. But Brylin is one of only five players to be a part of all three Stanley Cups that the Devils won, that...
NJ Devils Top Goals of the 2015-16 Season
April 28th, 2016 The New Jersey Devils season hasn’t even been over a month yet, and for some it feels like an eternity I’m sure. Their AHL team - the Albany Devils - is still alive in the postseason, but unless you live in upstate New York, or pay for the AHL Live package, there is no way to watch from New Jersey. With all that being said, the Devs...
Devils Surprising Some, Winning as a Balanced Team
February 4th, 2016 The New Jersey Devils have been victorious in 15, one-goal games this season (15-7-5 overall in those games) and a large part of that is because they have an elite NHL goalie in Cory Schneider. Another part of that equation has been that they are winning as a team, with no real superstar talent among their lineup. Nothing new for this...
