NJHN Daily: Devils-Panthers Beef; NHL Trade Updates; Keep Miller or Pettersson?

Last night’s results might not have gone in favor of the New Jersey Devils. However, there are certainly good losses and bad losses. You can absolutely characterize that one as a good loss, especially since they at least gained a point.

There’s continued bad blood between the Devils and Florida Panthers. That showed itself last night. More on that and last night’s game in the links.

Elsewhere, what those around the league think of the Blueshirts and their future, NHL trade updates from the insiders, and which Vancouver star is the more likely to be traded.

Let’s do that hockey.

Devils News

New Jersey Hockey Now: The Toronto Maple Leafs have made their needs in the NHL trade market clear, and they’re not so different from the Devils.

More NJHN: Tempers boil over between the Devils and Florida Panthers. Overtime wasn’t enough, Devils drop the extra point in the shootout.

Even More: Devils captain Nico Hischier comments on his altercation with Florida Panthers forward, Matthew Tkachuk. ‘That’s hockey.’

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NHL Trade Talk, News, & National Hockey Now

The Athletic ($): This is certainly interesting. Arthur Staple and Peter Baugh collected opinions from NHL executives, agents, and coaches on the future of the New York Rangers and how they should handle it.

TSN: Between Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller, who is the most likely player to be traded? On the latest TSN Insider Trading, Chris Johnston has your answer, among other NHL trade news.

Boston Hockey Now: The Boston Bruins have had to do some strenuous lifting this year and are beginning to collapse under the weight of it all. Captain Brad Marchand is feeling the burden while trying to keep his team on his shoulders.

Colorado Hockey Now: Mikko Rantanen hasn’t yet signed a contract extension and an NHL reporter for TVA Sports, Renaud Lavoie, believes the Avalanche will trade the superstar winger if they’re unable to agree to terms before the trade deadline. The bad news? The Devils rival is the team linked to the Finnish star.

Montreal Hockey Now: There was some unfortunate news to discuss on Tuesday, as Montreal Canadiens forward Emil Heineman was struck by a car while walking in Utah. Fortunately, he’s going to be okay.

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