Author Archives: Derek

With just under eighteen hours left before the start of NHL’s free agency, the Devils started the process of making over their roster by locking up RFA David Clarkson to a three year, $8 million deal. At face value the … Continue reading →

It was a good weekend for one Battle club. While the jury is out on the Rangers’ Dylan McIlrath gamble, Islander fans had to be pleased with what Garth Snow added to a mix that features John Tavares and Kyle … Continue reading →

Bobby Sanguinetti has found a new home. Maybe Raleigh will treat him better than how our team did. Showing the usual lack of patience after superhyping the kid from Trenton who they once took in the first round a few … Continue reading →

Okay. I’m cool now. Me and Pop went for a four mile walk and it helped clear my head. All I can say is this kid better turnout good. It’s true our D is softer than molasses and could have … Continue reading →

How in the world did they pass on Cam Fowler? I can’t believe he fell like a rock. It was all setting up to be a homerun. Imagine a blueline with Staal, Del Zotto, Fowler, McDonagh and Girardi (assuming re-signed). … Continue reading →

Aside from actually posting news in a quiet offseason for the Devils so far (other than my four-day vacation in upstate NY where Lou Lamoriello decided to hire a coach and trade for yet another former star player) and the … Continue reading →

Tonight, the drama finally ends for Taylor Hall and Tyler Seguin. One will go No.1 overall to Edmonton with the other expected to be selected second. Here’s the first round order on a day where there could be some movement … Continue reading →

Now that we’re finally back and better than ever with our new more reader friendly design, already the fun has just begun. We’re 48 hours away from Friday night’s much anticipated first round. What will Edmonton do? Is it Taylor … Continue reading →

…the more they stay the same. That saying’s been so true for the Devils the last few years for an organization that will not change an outdated system, keeps bringing back former players and coaches who just don’t work out … Continue reading →

Finally, No.15 gets his shot at running Jersey’s team. Say what you will about how John MacLean’s New Jersey Devil career ended. When I think of Johnny Mac, I’m reminded of one of the greatest Devils to ever lace ’em … Continue reading →