Devils Daily: All Out War; Tortorella’s Fiery Public Message

The New Jersey Devils will be off today.

Despite losing back-to-back games this week and burying their playoff odds, the Devils need the day after Wednesday night’s all out war.

According to MoneyPuck, the Devils’ playoff hopes have hit 0%. They’re not “officially” eliminated, but it’s over.

In the links, a look at last night’s line brawl featuring the Devils and Rangers enforcers.

Elsewhere, another message from Philly’s head coach, a San Jose prospects North American debut to remember, and more fights north of the border.

Let’s do that hockey.

Devils News

New Jersey Hockey Now: It was anticipated that Kurtis MacDermid would get a hold of Matt Rempe last night. It wasn’t anticipated that a line brawl wold breakout at puck drop, You gotta see it.

More NJHN: Following the Royal Rumble, there was a hockey game. The Devils fell to the Rangers 4-3 in regulation.

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Bleacher Report Video: Ryan Reaves and Tanner Jeannot must have had the Devils-Rangers game on in their locker rooms. The two heavyweights threw down later in the evening in a spirited fight themselves.

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Better late than never? Have the Pittsburgh Penguins finally shown some character? Down the stretch, the Pens have pulled themselves within arms reach of a playoff spot.

San Jose Hockey Now: San Jose Sharks 2022 first-round pick Filip Bystedt crossed the pond and make his North American debut. It was a night to remember for the Swedish forward.

Philly Hockey Now: Philadelphia Flyers’ head coach John Tortorella delivers a fiery message to the public: ‘We’re here; face it.’

Detroit Hockey Now: When defenseman Simon Edvinsson was on the ice in the closing minutes of Monday’s game against the Tampa Bay Lightning, it was like the Red Wings were announcing the Edvinsson Era had finally begun.

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