Are the CAR Hurricanes America’s version of the TOR Maple Leafs? Some similar history would certainly lead you to think so.
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The Devils have lost four in a row and don’t look nearly as sharp as they did in November and December. A slump is getting dangerously close to a free fall.
Today proved that this is a truly special time to be a Devils fan. For the second time this year, the Devils blew out the Rangers. For the seventh game in a row, the Devils held their opponent to 20 or fewer shots on goal. For the fifth time in the last six games, the Devils got two points.
The Devils are clicking on all cylinders right now. The victories are constant and convincing. Even in rare defeats, the team still looks sharp.
The Devils had a five game stretch of playing some of the best teams in the Eastern Conference. In those five games, the Devils won four, solidifying themselves as among the elite in the entire NHL.
The Devils went down to Florida and came away with four massive points against the defending champs, proving they are among the best teams in the league right now.
The Devils have looked good recently, despite being shutout by San Jose, but the next three games should tell us a lot about how the Devils stack up with Eastern Conference contenders.
The Devils have lost three of their last four games and some concerning trends are showing.
After a massively disappointing year last season and a weird pre-season this year, the Devils start their season on Friday morning. Changes have been made, needs have been addressed, and hopes should be sky high. Here’s why
The Devils prospects started rookie camp with an explosive scrimmage vs Ottawa and Luke Hughes is starting the season on injured reserve. Here are some things to watch over the next three weeks.
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