Ray Shero Is out as New Jersey Devils’ General Manager
NEWARK, N.J. — Ray Shero has been fired as the New Jersey Devils’ general manager after a four-plus year tenure that saw the three-time Stanley Cup champions make the playoffs…
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5 Options To Replace Oilers GM Peter Chiarelli
The pitchforks and torches are out. It’s easy to question the abilities of Edmonton Oilers general manager Peter Chiarelli. Fans are upset with his asset management and misappropriation of funds…
Vets Talk Expansion Struggles, Vegas Listens
Las Vegas is often referred to as a “non-traditional” hockey market. It’s probably time to retire that phrase. The NHL has made it clear in the last 30 years that…
Blake Coleman: A Vet at Devils Development Camp
Blake Coleman is one of the New Jersey Devils’ oldest prospects, at the ripe old age of 24, but he will be entering just his second pro season in 2016-17.…
Devils Development Camp Recap Part 2
As the second offseason under the new regime of the New Jersey Devils begins, there is a lot of excitement and energy around the franchise from top to bottom. Under…
Q & A with New Jersey Devils Prospect Nick Lappin
An opportunity has arisen for New Jersey Devils prospect Nick Lappin, and so far he has taken full advantage of it without showing signs of slowing down. Over the past…
Ryan Fitzgerald – The Next Ones: NHL 2013 Draft Prospect Profile
Ryan Fitzgerald THW Close-Up: Date of birth: 10/19/1994 Place of birth: Florida Ht: 5’10″ Wt: 170 lbs Shoots: Left Position: C/RW NHL Draft Eligibility: 2013 Twitter: @RTF_17 THW The Next Ones Rankings (January…
Pondering the Pens: Shero May Be Forced to Deal
NHL General Managers, start your engines. The holiday roster freeze lifted at midnight on Dec. 27 and trade chatter is picking up. As we near the halfway point, executives around the league are either trying to salvage a lost season or plug holes in a playoff contender.
Penguins Blueprint: Wilkes-Barre Building a Winning Tradition
As the top seed in the Calder Cup playoffs, the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins have found a way to defy the traditional minor-league paradox.