Posts About "Steve Santini"
Devils Have Assets to Buy Big
February 12th, 2017 The Eastern Conference wild card race is as contested as ever in 2017. Five points separate the second wild card seed and last place in the conference. In the Metropolitan Division, the top four seeds are pretty much set in stone, as the Washington Capitals, Columbus Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Penguins, and New York Rangers currently...
Devils Training Camp Questions
September 20th, 2016 To the rejoice of hockey fans everywhere, the seemingly never-ending offseason is over and the start of training camp is less than a week away. For the New Jersey Devils, this year’s camp is the time to officially close the door on the past and welcome in several new faces who are expected to help the franchise return to the...
New Jersey's X-Factors
August 27th, 2016 Every team has an x-factor; something that has to go right in order to have a successful season. It could be a player stepping up or even something as basic as having a favorable schedule. However, success in the NHL is measured by a team’s ability to push for the Stanley Cup. Whether or not the New Jersey Devils are ready for a deep...Meet the New Devils: Steve Santini
April 14th, 2016 Meet Steve Santini, one of the newest New Jersey Devils. Drafted 42nd overall (2nd round) at the 2013 NHL Draft (which was in New Jersey), Santini just turned 21-years old in March/6’2”/207 lbs. and just completed his junior season at Boston College; in 98 career games he registered 35 points (5g-30a). After he and his Eagles’...
Meet the New Devils: Miles Wood
April 14th, 2016 Meet Miles Wood, one of the newest New Jersey Devils. Drafted 100th overall (4th round) at the 2013 NHL Draft (which was in New Jersey), Wood is just 20-years old/6’2”/195 lbs. and just completed his freshman season at Boston College; in 37 games he registered 35 points (10g-25a). After he and his Eagles’ teammates were eliminated...
New Jersey Devils Next Ones – Top 10 Prospects
October 1st, 2015 Devils Prospects Have Golden Chance To Produce The New Jersey Devils offseason can only be described as bland. At the draft they traded for Kyle Palmieri, which was a nice deal for the team to land the hometown boy. Otherwise they signed John Moore to a 3-year deal, which was also a nice move, but it’s not something that will...
