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General manager Lou Lamoriello says New Jersey Devils won't name a head coach before next week
The Devils are still thinking about bringing back unrestricted free agent Brendan Shanahan.
The Devils took care of one of their highest off-season priorities Tuesday by re-signing defenseman Johnny Oduya, but general manager Lou Lamorielloa s plate still is quite full heading into todaya s noon opening of the free agent market.
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Devils center Travis Zajac has opted to go to salary arbitration. Devils center Travis Zajac, a restricted free agent, has opted for salary arbitration later this summer.
Andy Greene didn't receive qualifying offer but could be signed by...
Andy Greene did not receive a qualifying offer from the Devils but could be signed by Wednesday afternoon.
If Wednesday didn't mark the end of an era for the Devils, it certainly represented a turning of the page for the organization.
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Marian Hossa, who played one season for the Detroit Red Wings, is one of the top players available when free agency begins at noon Wednesday.
New Jersey Devils draft left winger Derek Rodwell in fifth round
NHL Hall of Famer Ray Bourque with sons Chris and Ryan at the NHL entry draft in Montreal.
Devils may name coach by Monday
After two busy days at the NHL entry draft in Montreal, Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello has three more days to brace for the opening of the free agent market on Wednesday.
Devils Trade Up for Swedish Center
Grabbing a Swedish forward with their first-round pick for the second straight year and third in five, the Devils traded up to select passed-over center Jacob Josefson with the 20th overall pick last night at the NHL Entry Draft in Montreal.
Does New Jersey Devils GM Lou Lamoriello have a draft day surprise up his sleeve?
Victor Hedman is expected to be one of the top two picks in Friday night's NHL entry draft in Montreal.
Martin Brodeur aging, but that doesn't mean New Jersey Devils will use draft to grab a goaltender
Goaltender Jeff Frazee, the Devils' second pick in 2005, turned his career around with an All-Star season in AHL Lowell last year.
A decade and a half ago, when he was a little-known rookie starting his first full season with the Devils , Martin Brodeur could not have imagined that he would someday become the NHL 's all-time winningest goalie.
New Jersey Devils' Zach Parise named to second All-Star team but...
Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk poses for photo at Thursday night's NHL Awards ceremony in Las Vegas.
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'Adjusted' plus-minus list recognizes Red Wings'...
The Puck Stops Here posted a list of "adjusted" plus-minus ratings for the 2008-2009 season, per a sabremetric formula authored by Jeff Z. Klein and Karl-Eric Reif, and it comes as little surprise to find that several Red Wings wound their way up the plus-minus list: June 18, The Puck Stops Here : Here are the top 20 adjusted +/- ratings : 1. Pavel ...
Brian Rolston will be happy to see any new coach for New Jersey...
Brian Rolston said he would be thrilled to see Jacques Lemaire coach the Devils, but the forward would welcome any change from Brent Sutter.
A crushing Game Seven playoff defeat ended the New Jersey Devils' season earlier than expected and they head into the summer with a lot of free agent issues to address.
JENNIFER JONES' TEAM, which includes third Cathy Overton-Clapham, second Jill Officier, lead Dawn Askin and fifth Jennifer Clark and curls out of St.
Zajac sees evenly matched finales in East, West
The postseason clearly ended too soon for New Jersey Devils center Travis Zajac.
Devils' Zajac joins NHL Live today, 12-2 p.m. ET
New Jersey Devils center Travis Zajac will offer his scouting report on the Eastern Conference Final between the Carolina Hurricanes and Pittsburgh Penguins Monday on NHL Live, 12-2 p.m. ET.
Silver medal for New Jersey Devils' Travis Zajac; bronze for Johnny Oduya
Devils defenseman Johnny Oduya celebrates Sweden's bronze medal victory over the United States Sunday in Bern, Switzerland.