Dave Pagnotta of the Fourth Period was on Sirius XM NHL Network Radio with Gord Stellick and Scott Laughlin and was asked about what the New Jersey Devils and St. Louis Blues will

NEWARK—As the clock winds down on the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline, names are coming off the board. The New Jersey Devils remain buyers, and have turned their attention to St.

The Dallas Stars host the New Jersey Devils after Wyatt Johnston's hat trick against the St. Louis Blues in the Stars' 6-3 win.

With Jack Hughes undergoing season-ending surgery on his right shoulder, the New Jersey Devils have reportedly set their sights on a Stanley Cup-winning veteran to replace their star center during the upcoming NHL postseason.

No one who is available and on the market is going to amount to what Jack Hughes provides for the New Jersey Devils. Therefore, expecting an outsourced player to come in and fill his shoes will surely be disappointing.

The New Jersey Devils need scoring help, but is veteran forward Vladimir Tarasenko really the answer before the trade deadline?

Dallas has been on a roll recently and is facing a Devils team that could be without its best player Jack Hughes.

Jack Hughes leads the Devils in goals (26), is tied for first in points (68) and second in assists (42). Jesper Bratt leads New Jersey in assists (51), is tied for first in points (68) and fourth in goals (17).

The Blues are in the middle of a desperate charge for the playoffs. What would fan GMs do, and do NHL staff members agree?

Just seven hours after Friday’s NHL trade deadline, the Ducks will welcome back a beloved player whom they dealt earlier this season, defenseman Cam Fowler, and his new club, the St. Louis Blues.

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The Edmonton Oilers are acquiring forward Trent Frederic in a trade with the Boston Bruins and New Jersey Devils.