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NJHN Daily: New Devils Set the Bar; Marchand, Bruins Rift Revealed
It’s real easy to get caught up in how the newbies impacted the New Jersey Devils’ victory yesterday. However, it’s important to remember that the Philadelphia Flyers are worse than their last meeting after the NHL Trade Deadline. It was certainly a great way to make a first impression. But, now the bar is set. And when said players don’t meet that bar, fans are certainly going to get restless. If anything, it was perhaps just the reset Erik Haula needed. He finally got back on the board after 29 games, and registered a primary assist, too. The Devils crave depth scoring. They hope they’ve found the solution.
More on yesterday’s tilt in the links.
Elsewhere, the reason Brad Marchand and Boston split is revealed, Colorado’s going to be a problem, and where Mitch Marner and Toronto currently stand.
Let’s do that hockey.
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New Jersey Hockey Now: The Devils wee propelled to victory yesterday afternoon over the Philadelphia Flyers. Jake Allen was nearly flawless. And the new guys? They looked right at home. In fact, head coach Sheldon Keefe paired the Devils’ two newest forwards, and their line elevated the entire team.
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Boston Hockey Now: Brad Marchand wanted to stay with the Boston Bruins. The Boston Bruins wanted to keep Brad Marchand. New details emerge explaining how it all fell apart.
Colorado Hockey Now: The Colorado Avalanche debuted their new center depth for just one game. And although it’s a small sample size, you can already tell the additions of Brock Nelson and Charlie Coyle are going to be a problem… for everyone else. (+)
Chicago Hockey Now: It’s been a rough season for the Chicago Blackhawks. It’s somewhat part of the plan. They’re going to go through growing pains as they continue to rebuild their roster. In addition to Connor Bedard and Frank Nazar, Hawks fans are going to get a glimpse of their future moving forward, recalling the 2024 second-overall pick, Artyom Levshunov.
The Athletic ($): Despite the truth that the Toronto Maple Leafs went to Mitch Marner and asked if he would wave his no-trade clause in a deal for Mikko Rantanen, GM Brad Treliving says he still wants the 27-year-old with the Leafs for “a long time.”
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