Nick Villano

The New Jersey Devils revamped their bottom six this offseason, one of Sunny Mehta’s most important moves. He made sure that the team that was out every night last year was not the one that hit the ice this season.

The New Jersey Devils made a surprising move right before the season started. They claimed goalie Remi Poirier off waivers from the Dallas Stars. And that was the last time we got a significant update about Poirier's status with the Devils.

The New Jersey Devils are going into the a very important stretch of the season. There are no must wins this early, and we can't take too much from the way they are playing. Things can change on a dime, but we can't ignore how well things are going for the Devils.

The New Jersey Devils are rolling right now, winning four games in a row after winning Connor Hellebuyck's debut on Tuesday night.

The New Jersey Devils got dominated on Wednesday. In most circumstances, we would take the team to task for the effort they gave in Colorado. It wasn't good. They left Jake Allen out to dry. Everything they did on Wednesday night was the antithesis of everything they had been doing that led to dominant wins.

The New Jersey Devils have been winning without the best from their superstar center, Jack Hughes, but all the numbers show that more goals should be coming soon.

The New Jersey Devils are playing an interesting game of roster construction since Sunny Mehta took over.

The New Jersey Devils have turned the corner after a rough start to the season. The analytics were always on their side, but the finishing was not. There are a few reasons for this. Timo Meier has one of the worst shooting percentages in the league of guys you would expect to score. Jesper Bratt's finishing has left much to be desired. Nico Hischier is the one guy in the Devils' core scoring at the level one would expect.

We know how much was wasted by Tom Fitzgerald. He had Jack Hughes entering his prime, and Nico Hischier and Jesper Bratt firmly in theirs when he took over.

The New Jersey Devils tried and failed for years to get star players to complement the ones that they already had in-house. Tom Fitzgerald famously said after one particularly rough trade deadline, that they “came in second.” That became the moniker for the Devils under Fitzgerald.