Devils Daily: More Injuries in New Jersey, Goaltending Market Disappearing

Last night was certainly a sight for the sore eyes of all New Jersey Devils fans.

The Devils looked good, like really good. Didn’t they? Maybe it was the presence of Ryan Graves, despite playing for Pittsburgh, that made New Jersey look like their former selves.

Regardless, the Devils were a puck-pressuring machine that capitalized on their chances at all strengths. One can only hope it’s the kick in the behind they needed to completely turn things around for the remainder of the season.

Elsewhere, despite the win, the Devils lose another key forward, Sergei Bobrovsky’s breaking the rules (and we support him), and details emerge on a key injury in Colorado.

Let’s do that hockey.

New Jersey Devils

New Jersey Hockey Now: The hits just keep on coming. The Devils sustained another injury to a key player as Timo Meier was scratched ahead of the Devils’ tilt against Pittsburgh.

More NJHN: Ever since the 2022-23 season ended, the Devils have been in the market for goaltending. Unfortunately, it looks like another one of their popular goaltending targets is about to come off the market.

NHL.com: From the locker room, hear from Vitek Vanecek following the Devils’ 5-2 victory over the Penguins.

National Hockey Now

Pittsburgh Penguins

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: From the Penguins’ perspective, the Devils tick a pitchfork in the Penguins’ 5-2 loss to New Jersey. Here’s how it happened.

Boston Bruins

Boston Hockey Now: The Bruins seemingly picked up where they left off from the regular season last year. They’re doing so without one of their better defenseman, Matt Grzelcyk. Is a return on the horizon?

Colorado Avalanche

Colorado Hockey Now: Although the nature of his injury hasn’t been disclosed, CHN has learned that Arturi Lehkonen is in a neck brace following a scary fall in a tilt against the Seattle Kraken.

Florida Panthers

Florida Hockey Now: Rules be damned. Sergei Bobrovsky brings back his purple-colored ‘Hockey Fights Cancer’ mask just as he does every year.

San Jose Sharks

San Jose Hockey Now: According to a report, the Sharks have increased in value by an astounding 40% despite their league-worst record in the NHL.

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