Devils at Rangers: Projected Lines; Notes; How to Watch, & More

The New Jersey Devils play their cross-town rivals, the New York Rangers, for the second time in as many nights on Tuesday. The Devils hosted the Rangers Monday night at the Prudential Center in a heated battle between the farm systems. With the varsity squad in Europe for the Global Series, another Utica Comets heavy lineup is expected at Madison Square Garden.

However, the Rangers are expected to dress a few more NHLers as opposed to Monday night.

On Monday, Jeremy Brodeur propelled New Jersey to a 3-1 victory, nearly securing the shutout. However, with under two minutes remaining in regulation, Anton Blidh got the Blueshirts on the board. Regardless, it wasn’t enough to overcome goals from Brian Halonen, Nathan Legare, and Kevin Labanc — who is vying for a deal on a professional tryout contract.

READ: Jeremy Brodeur Shines, Devils Secure First Preseason Win

The rivals will run it back tonight on Broadway.

Projected Devils Lineup*

Forwards

Mike Hardman — Justin Dowling — Kevin Labanc

Max Willman — Ryan Schmelzer — Brian Halonen

Xavier Parent — Filip Engaras — Chase Stillman

Sam Laberge — Jack Malone — Nathan Legare

Defensemen

Jakub Zboril — Daniil Misyul

Topias Vilen — Mikael Diotte

Will MacKinnon — Andy Welenski

Goaltenders

Isaac Poulter

Jeremy Brodeur

*Lineup subject to change

How to Watch the Devils Game — 7 P.M. EST

Watch: NHL on TNT/Tru TV/MAX

Radio: DEVILS HOCKEY NET

Next Up

The Devils wrap up the preseason in Philadelphia on Thursday before the varsity squad in Europe opens the 2024-25 regular season on Friday. The Philadelphia Flyers have received quite the injection of energy of late with rookie phenom Matvei Michkov in the lineup. The Jr. Devils have the tall task to contain Philly’s newest star in a John Tortorella system.

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