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Devils Daily: Training Camp Stock; Rangers Superstar Injured

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5 months ago

September 25, 2024

Sunday evening, New Jersey Devils fans were ecstatic to lose after going undefeated in last falls preseason which ironically ended in an awful 2023-24 season. However, now they’ve lost two and suddenly there are those who have concerns.

Well, relax. It’s just preseason, and two thirds of the lineup were AHLers.

Anyway, in the links. The Devils make their first round of cuts. Plus, who are the risers and fallers in training camp?

Elsewhere, the 2024 No.1 pick draws high praise, another revived career in Florida? Plus, the Blueshirts could have a problem as the Devils’ rival finds themselves in a tough spot now that their superstar is injured.

Let’s do that hockey.

Devils News

New Jersey Hockey Now: The Devils announced their first round of roster cuts on Tuesday. After cutting two players loose and returning two prospects on loan, the Devils are down to 64 players on the training camp roster.

More NJHN: In a new segment at NJHN, our Nick Natale brings you Stock Up/Stock Down. Although it’s early in the preseason and training camp, stock is already rising and falling in and around the Devils.

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NHL Trade Talk, News, & National Hockey Now

The Athletic: It was strange when we all saw it pop up on our phones, but seven years after his last NHL game, Nikolay Kulemin is attempting a comeback. Here’s why.

Sportsnet: In preseason action on Tuesday night, New York Rangers forward Artemi Panarin suffered an injury against the New York Islanders.

Philly Hockey Now: After some impressive development camp, training camp, and preseason performances, the Philadelphia Flyers will soon have a tough decision to make on 2024 first-round pick Jett Luchanko.

Florida Hockey Now: The Florida Panthers always seem to do this. They sign a player who has been cast off by a previous team and revive their career. Last season, it was Oliver Ekman-Larsson. This year, could it be Nate Schmidt?

San Jose Hockey Now: Vegas Golden Knights head coach, Bruce Cassidy, knows Macklin Celebrini is going to be a problem after comparing him to Sidney Crosby.

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