James Nichols
Perhaps nothing can compare to the injury woes the New Jersey Devils went through last season. However, suffering two key injuries at a crucial point this season, not to mention Erik Haula is still rehabbing, is tough. Jacob Markstrom is obviously out for weeks. Now, we wait to see if there will be anything more to Nico Hischier.
As of now, the Devils captain is considered day-to-day, and everyone is holding their breath, praying it improves or stays that way.
In the links, what we’re hearing about the Devils’ trade plans after Friday’s blockbuster.
Elsewhere, Buffalo showing interest in Elias Pettersson, Nathan Mackinnon is heartbroken, and what the heck is Kevin Weekes up to now?
Let’s do that hockey.
Devils News
New Jersey Hockey Now: Devils captain Nico Hischier suffers an injury to the mid-section and leaves the game against the Montreal Canadiens.
More NJHN: Jack Hughes scores in overtime to secure the Devils’ second victory in as many nights, but it’s another costly win.
Even More: The Carolina Hurricanes pushed their chips all in, acquiring Mikko Rantanen and Taylor Hall. So what will the Devils do to improve. Here’s what we’re hearing.
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Saturday Night Headlines: According to insider Elliotte Friedman, the Buffalo Sabres are showing interest in Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson.
Colorado Hockey Now: Nathan MacKinnon was open and honest about the sudden Mikko Rantanen trade. The two were teammates for a decade and were arguably the most lethal duo in the NHL over the past seven years. But that’s all come to an end. He’s certainly down in the dumps about it.
Boston Hockey Now: The Boston Bruins are a perennial playoff team but face the harsh reality that they may miss the postseason this year. However, Nikita Zadorov is adamant he’s only in Boston for playoff hockey.
Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Shortly after the Rantanen news broke, ESPN analyst Kevin Weekes dropped a teaser tweet with a photo of the city of Pittsburgh, surprised eyes, and tagged former Tampa Bay Lightning and New York Ranger Ryan Callahan in the tweet. So, what does it mean for the Pittsburgh Penguins?
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