Posts About "Ray Shero"
3 Bold Devils Predictions for 2018-19
October 4th, 2018 After a 97-point season (44-29-9) the New Jersey Devils will be looking to make the playoffs for a second consecutive season as they begin their 2018-19 campaign. The 97 points left them fifth in the rugged Metropolitan Division, qualifying as a wild card and if they want to make it back-to-back playoff seasons they’ll need to come...
Bastian Hoping for Super Sophomore Pro Season
August 9th, 2018 Just by looking at the raw numbers one might think that New Jersey Devils prospect Nathan Bastian didn’t have a great season in his first go-round as a pro hockey player with the Binghamton Devils at the AHL level. But as we all know, numbers alone don’t always tell the whole story. Making the adjustment from junior hockey to the pro...
Devils Wise to Avoid Spending Spree
July 5th, 2018 The New Jersey Devils remained one of the quietest teams through the thick of the free agent frenzy. They started July 1 with over $23 million in cap space and have the same four days later. General manager Ray Shero had a clear plan and stuck to it, even as their division rivals made improvements. While it may be frustrating, there...
Devils Free Agency: Don't Expect Spending Spree
June 6th, 2018 Over the next few weeks, Ray Shero and the New Jersey Devils' front office will have plenty of work to sort through. The NHL Entry Draft is about two weeks away, while free agency begins just a little over a week after that. They surpassed almost everyone's expectations this season and will hope to return the postseason in...Coleman & Gibbons Proving They Belong
When the New Jersey Devils announced their opening night roster for the 2017-18 season there were a few eyebrows raised when Blake Coleman and Brian Gibbons were in the NHL as John Quenneville and Joe Blandisi were sent to the AHL. But now 13 games into the season the only eyebrows being raised are those in excitement when Gibbons is...
Should Devils Go After Galchenyuk?
October 27th, 2017 It has been a tough start to the season for the Montreal Canadiens, to say the least. They are 2-7-1 and are 29th in the league with five points. Only the winless Arizona Coyotes have been worse. The Habs' offense has not found its scoring touch, their defense has looked subpar, and the consistent Vezina-worthy level of play from...
