Rumors swirled before the weekend that the New Jersey Devils were investigating an NHL trade that would involve J.T. Miller. However, on Saturday it was revealed that Miller was nearly dealt, and it wasn’t going to be to New Jersey.
In fact, the Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald has denied even talking to the Canucks at all. That’s not to say something couldn’t change in the future. However, as of now, there’s nothing between the Devils and Canucks.
In the links, after their third loss in a row, the Devils look in the mirror and cite their weakness.
Elsewhere, more Vancouver drama, escrow canceled explainer, and Luke Kunin likes his situation in Fin City.
Let’s do that hockey.
Devils News
New Jersey Hockey Now: A disjointed Devils group drops their third game in a row, losing to the Philadelphia Flyers in regulation. Here’s how it went down.
More NJHN: Inside the Devils’ locker room, Nico Hischier and Sheldon Keefe cite disconnect, Brenden Dillon reveals team weakness.
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Sportsnet: On Saturday Night Headlines, Sportsnet insider, Elliotte Friedman, reveals on the NHL trade front that Devils rival, the New York Rangers, were nearing a deal to acquire J.T. Miller. Where does it currently stand?
More SN: Staying on the Canucks, Elias Pettersson is the other superstar who has a foggy future in Vancouver. However, the Swedish forward told the team he wants to stay.
San Jose Hockey Now: Luke Kunin is much improved this season. The pending free agent forward reveals he wants to remain with the San Jose Sharks. SJHN weighs his strengths and weaknesses.
Vegas Hockey Now: The NHL is canceling the escrow payments for the remainder of the 2024-25 season. Here’s a crash course on what that means for the league, and a snippet on how it benefits the Vegas Golden Knights, of course.
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