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Devils Rink Report is the New Jersey Devils podcast from New Jersey Hockey Now beat reporter James Nichols. After every Devils game, James and Daniel Amoia host Devils Postgame Live, the NJ Devils postgame show: goals, lines, goaltending, special teams, the chat's best questions, and what's next for the Devils. Plus weekly guest episodes with NHL insiders and voices from around the league, prospect coverage, and breaking trade and roster news. James Nichols is a credentialed Devils beat reporter for New Jersey Hockey Now and Chair of the PHWA's New Jersey Chapter, covering the NHL since 2015. You may also hear him on SiriusXM NHL Radio.
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Three call-ups, three goals. Vladislav Kolyachonok, Lenni Hameenaho and Stefan Noesen were all recalled from Utica this week, and all three scored as the New Jersey Devils beat the Washington Capitals 5-2 on Thu Nov 12, 2026, at Prudential Center. Connor Hellebuyck made 26 saves and is 6-0-0 as a Devil.James Nichols goes solo on Devils Postgame Live from The Rock. He breaks down a win Sheldon Keefe says came without the Devils' best hockey: no Brett Pesce or Johnathan Kovacevic, a Kolyachonok game-winner in his first game as a Devil, and the bottom six doing the scoring. He also gets into Evan Rodrigues and the Hellebuyck trade, Timo Meier's role and whether he belongs on the first power play, Amadeus Lombardi sitting, Kolyachonok vs. Brenden Dillon for Saturday, and the Washington rematch. Plus your questions from the live chat.Evan Rodrigues opened the scoring on the power play at 2:20 of the first, set up by Timo Meier and Arseny Gritsyuk. Ryan Leonard answered on a Washington power play and Pierre-Luc Dubois put the Capitals ahead early in the second. Hameenaho tied it off a Dillon point shot, Kolyachonok scored the winner at 6:27 of the third, Noesen beat Logan Thompson on a breakaway, and Jack Hughes added his 10th into the empty net. The Devils outshot Washington 29-28 and went 1-for-3 on the power play.Aspen Vodka Player of the Game: Vladislav Kolyachonok.The Devils are 14-6-0 with 28 points, second in the Metropolitan Division and eight points ahead of Washington. Next: Sat Nov 14 at Washington, 7:00 PM ET; Wed Nov 18 vs. Montreal at Prudential Center, 7:30 PM ET.Who was your player of the game: Kolyachonok, Hameenaho, Noesen or Hellebuyck? Tell us in the comments.Subscribe to Devils Rink Report and turn on notifications. Devils Postgame Live goes live after every Devils game.Follow us:@JamesNicholsNHL@NJDHockeyNowInstagram: @devils.reportMore Devils coverage: https://newjerseyhockeynow.comNJHN+: https://plus.newjerseyhockeynow.com | $4.49/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.Full replay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3a6y9nDYTU0:00 Pre-show / intro1:03 Welcome to Devils Postgame Live3:17 Did this one matter more after Winnipeg? Keefe: "Non-factor"5:04 No Pesce or Kovacevic, and all three call-ups score6:44 Aspen Vodka Player of the Game: Vladislav Kolyachonok11:17 Rodrigues to Jack Hughes: how the five goals went in16:22 Keefe: "Not playing our best hockey"; Lombardi sits18:45 Hellebuyck bails out an off night; Devils 14-6-022:24 No practice time, and the schedule to Nov. 2825:24 Chat: what Timo Meier brings without the goals30:57 Evan Rodrigues, Dawson Mercer and the Hellebuyck trade35:08 Gritsyuk's dish to Jack Hughes; Connor Brown on the PK41:11 Luke Hughes, Siegenthaler and a thin blue line43:57 Amadeus Lombardi, "the Jack Hughes of fourth liners"47:29 Does power play one need a shake-up?49:44 Kolyachonok or Dillon on Saturday?54:19 Put Timo Meier on the first power play55:58 The fourth line wins it: Boqvist, Glass, Hameenaho57:25 Better than the 2023 Devils? Plus a Mantha update1:03:02 Ovechkin moves down Washington's lineup1:06:34 Jets fans, Hellebuyck and the Nov. 28 rematch1:10:08 Sign-off: Saturday in WashingtonAspen Vodka is a partner of Devils Postgame Live. Must be 21+. Please drink responsibly.#NJDevils #Devils #NHL
Connor Hellebuyck heard it from Winnipeg in warmups, then watched two former Devils beat his new team. Dawson Mercer scored twice and Nico Daws made 19 saves as the Winnipeg Jets beat the New Jersey Devils 4-2 on Tue Nov 10, 2026, at Canada Life Centre.James Nichols goes solo on Devils Postgame Live and makes the case that this loss is on the Devils' special teams, not Jake Allen. The power play went 0-for-4 and the penalty kill gave up two goals. He also gets into Johnathan Kovacevic's injury, the 11-forward, 7-defenseman lineup and tired legs at the end of the road trip, Arseny Gritsyuk's setup on Jesper Bratt's goal, what Hellebuyck said in Winnipeg, and whether Sunny Mehta's call to hold him out still makes sense with two games against the Washington Capitals this week. Plus your questions from the live chat.Hellebuyck wanted to play. The Devils made it an organizational decision, and he dressed as the backup.The Jets led 2-0 after one period on Mercer's goal and a Kyle Connor 5-on-3 power-play goal. Bratt (from Gritsyuk and Jack Hughes) and Cody Glass (from Kovacevic and Declan Chisholm) scored 44 seconds apart early in the second to tie it. Mercer won it on the power play at 11:58 of the third, and Connor added an empty-netter. Allen made 21 saves on 24 shots. Winnipeg outshot New Jersey 25-21.Aspen Vodka Player of the Game: Jake Allen.The Devils are 13-6-0 with 26 points, and their five-game winning streak is over. Next: Thu Nov 12 vs. Washington at Prudential Center, 7:00 PM ET; Sat Nov 14 at Washington, 7:00 PM ET.Who's most to blame for this one: the power play, the penalty kill, or the tired legs? Tell us in the comments.Subscribe to Devils Rink Report and turn on notifications. Devils Postgame Live goes live after every Devils game.Follow us:@JamesNicholsNHL@NJDHockeyNowInstagram: @devils.reportMore Devils coverage: https://newjerseyhockeynow.comNJHN+: https://plus.newjerseyhockeynow.com$4.49/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.Full replay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb38GV6wYLU0:00 Pre-show / intro1:43 Welcome to Devils Postgame Live2:34 Hellebuyck hears it in warmups after his press conference4:02 Jets 4, Devils 2: Mercer and Daws beat their old team5:31 Aspen Vodka Player of the Game: Jake Allen7:16 Dig deeper for Hellebuyck? Rethinking Jake Allen10:37 Bratt and Glass tie it, then the penalties pile up12:30 Kovacevic hurt; the Jets visit Newark Nov. 2814:42 Power play 0-for-4, penalty kill gives up two18:11 Not on Jake Allen: why Washington matters more20:02 Chat: the Capitals home-and-home and the standings24:12 Power play fixes and a loud Winnipeg crowd32:37 "I would have let him play": James on the decision35:53 Mercer's big night and the ex-Devils curse40:14 What Hellebuyck said, and didn't, in Winnipeg42:42 Nov. 28 at home, the 11-7 lineup and tired legs48:40 If Kovacevic misses time: Dillon, Diotte or Edwards?51:45 Hellebuyck in net for both Washington games?54:28 Put Timo Meier on the first power play59:16 Hellebuyck's workload after no training camp1:02:47 Who won the Hellebuyck trade?1:09:18 Sign-off: Washington home-and-homeAspen Vodka is a partner of Devils Postgame Live. Must be 21+. Please drink responsibly.#NJDevils #Devils #NHL
Connor Hellebuyck will not play Tuesday in his return to Winnipeg. The New Jersey Devils announced the decision minutes after Hellebuyck's first shutout as a Devil, a 4-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sun Nov 8, 2026, at Scotiabank Arena. Timo Meier scored twice.James Nichols reacts live and solo on Devils Postgame Live as the news breaks: Sunny Mehta's statement, Hellebuyck saying "I'm disappointed, but I understand," why James would have played him in Winnipeg, and why two games against the Washington Capitals this week change the math. Plus Jake Allen's history against the Jets, the Jets' Nov. 28 visit to Prudential Center, Meier's breakthrough, Nico Hischier's 500th NHL point, and your questions from the live chat.Devils GM Sunny Mehta: "This has been an organizational decision for us that we've debated at length. Connor Hellebuyck was adamant that he felt a duty to play on Tuesday in Winnipeg. However, in our estimation, playing in this game would potentially give us a reduction in our expected win probability. Even though Connor isn't playing, at his request, we will coordinate a media availability after Tuesday's morning skate at Canada Life Centre."Meier scored at 8:28 and 12:44 of the second period, set up first by Declan Chisholm and Nico Hischier, then by Jack Hughes and Jesper Bratt. Hischier added a power-play goal at 9:49 of the third, and Connor Brown hit the empty net. Hellebuyck stopped all 23 shots and is 5-0-0 with a 1.96 GAA and .913 save percentage since joining the Devils. New Jersey outshot Toronto 29-23.The Devils are 13-5-0 with 26 points and five straight wins. Next: Tue Nov 10 at Winnipeg, 7:00 PM ET; Thu Nov 12 vs. Washington, 7:00 PM ET; Sat Nov 14 at Washington, 7:00 PM ET.Should the Devils have let Hellebuyck play in Winnipeg? Tell us in the comments.Subscribe to Devils Rink Report and turn on notifications. Devils Postgame Live goes live after every Devils game.Follow us on social:✅ @JamesNicholsNHL✅ @Daniel_Amoia✅ @NJDHockeyNow🚨 Check out our live episodes and jump in the chat 🚨🤓 Read about the Devils at newjerseyhockeynow.com➕Get more Devils coverage with NJHN+: https://plus.newjerseyhockeynow.com$4.49/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.Devils Postgame Live goes live after every Devils game.0:00 Pre-show / intro1:43 Devils 4, Leafs 0, and breaking Hellebuyck news2:34 Sunny Mehta's statement: Hellebuyck won't play in Winnipeg3:33 James reacts: "I would have played him"5:44 How the Devils shut out Toronto on a back-to-back7:01 Timo Meier finally breaks through with two goals8:38 Hellebuyck: "It's out of my hands"; Jake Allen vs. the Jets13:11 Nico Hischier's 500th point; Connor Brown seals it15:00 Jets' three-game streak; Hellebuyck to speak Tuesday18:12 Standings check: Devils 13-5-0, five straight20:10 Fan questions: a shaky first, Meier and the shutout27:55 Dougie Hamilton's physical turn; Hischier at 50031:27 Should he face the Jets? The Washington math36:37 Declan Chisholm, Amadeus Lombardi and Mehta's additions43:56 Protecting Hellebuyck, a Nov. 28 Jets date, fan reaction51:30 Trade pitches, Quinn Hughes and Dougie Hamilton's future1:00:44 Keefe wants Hellebuyck for both Washington games1:03:52 Depth scoring, the power play and Utica call-ups1:09:39 Winnipeg's crowd and the timing of the statement1:13:50 "Bizarre statement"? James defends Mehta's math1:23:01 Jake Allen's contract and Mikhail Yegorov's path1:26:19 Sign-off: Jets Tuesday. Can Allen make it six?
Jack Hughes won it in overtime. The New Jersey Devils erased a 4-2 deficit after two periods and beat the New York Islanders 5-4 on Sat Nov 7, 2026, at UBS Arena. Four straight wins. Fifty shots. Two points on Long Island.James Nichols and Daniel Amoia of New Jersey Hockey Now break it all down on Devils Postgame Live: Hughes' OT finish, Luke Evangelista getting the comeback started, Dougie Hamilton tying it on the power play, Declan Chisholm's fit on the blue line, Jake Allen's night, the Luke Hughes-Matthew Schaefer no-call debate, and the Devils Fanatics road crowd the players couldn't miss.Evan Rodrigues and Chisholm scored the Devils' first two goals. Evangelista made it 4-3 at 6:08 of the third, Hamilton tied it at 13:42, and Jack Hughes finished it at 1:18 of overtime off a Luke Hughes assist. Evangelista and Jack Hughes each had a goal and an assist; Evangelista was the game's first star. Allen stopped 19 of 23 shots. Ilya Sorokin made 45 saves as the Devils outshot the Islanders 50-23. New Jersey went 1-for-4 on the power play; the Islanders had no power plays.The Devils are 12-5-0 with 24 points. Next: Sun Nov 8 at Toronto, 7:00 PM ET, then Tue Nov 10 at Winnipeg, 7:00 PM ET.Subscribe to Devils Rink Report and turn on notifications for Devils Postgame Live. Drop your take in the comments: what changed this game?Devils Postgame Live goes live after every Devils game.0:00 Pre-show / intro1:44 Welcome from UBS: Devils 5, Islanders 4 in OT2:41 Aspen Vodka Player of the Game: Jack Hughes5:21 Aspen Vodka partner read6:33 Keefe's reaction and the Hamilton-Siegenthaler breakdowns10:16 The comeback, 50 shots and four straight wins15:18 Declan Chisholm's fit and Brenden Dillon's role20:07 Luke Evangelista finds a way past Sorokin24:33 Luke Hughes vs. Matthew Schaefer: the OT no-call27:55 Devils Fanatics: the road crowd the players noticed33:27 Luke Hughes keeps raising his game35:56 Jack Hughes' confidence and leadership38:10 Nico Hischier takes the punishment39:54 Toughness, fighting and Jake Allen's key saves50:24 Defensive rotation and keeping players fresh52:32 Brenden Dillon trade talk: the hosts push back53:44 Dougie Hamilton and the new power-play look57:50 Zelda detour, trade questions and more OT debate1:05:11 Timo Meier, officiating and final fan questions1:10:43 Sign-off: Toronto on SundayFollow us on social:✅ @JamesNicholsNHL✅ @Daniel_Amoia✅ @NJDHockeyNow✅Instagram: @devils.report🚨 Check out our live episodes and jump in the chat 🚨🤓 Read about the Devils at newjerseyhockeynow.com➕Get more Devils coverage with NJHN+: https://plus.newjerseyhockeynow.com$4.49/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.Devils Postgame Live goes live after every Devils game.
he New Jersey Devils beat the St. Louis Blues 5-4 in overtime on Thu Nov 5, 2026, at Prudential Center. Luke Hughes opened at 7:34 of the first (Pesce, Jack Hughes). Anthony Mantha made it 2-0 at 12:02 of the second (Jack Hughes, Bratt). Robert Thomas answered on the power play at 16:04 (McTavish, Broberg). Jesper Boqvist scored at 18:00 (Luke Hughes, Mantha) and Mantha added another at 18:19 (Rodrigues, Pesce) for a 4-1 lead. Mason McTavish , Philip Broberg and Dalibor Dvorsky tied it 4-4 in the third. Jesper Bratt won it at 1:26 of overtime (Dougie Hamilton). Connor Hellebuyck stopped 28 of 32 shots to go 4-0 as a Devil. The Devils outshot the Blues 36-32. Mantha, Luke Hughes and Bratt were the three stars. The Devils are 11-5-0 and play at the Islanders on Sat Nov 7 at 7 PM ET, then at Toronto on Sun Nov 8 at 7 PM ET.On Devils Postgame Live, James Nichols and Daniel Amoia break down Mantha's two-goal night and the Aspen Vodka Player of the Game, Sheldon Keefe saying the Devils "tried to be too cool," why a B or C game still earned two points, Timo Meier's night (including the instigator), Hellebuyck owning two misplays, Luke Hughes' leap, Dougie Hamilton's overtime feed to Bratt, and chat questions on maturity, challenging penalties and who starts on Long Island.Drop your takes in the chat 😈0:00 Cold open: Devils 5, Blues 4 in overtime1:07 Subscribe plugs1:41 Aspen Vodka Player of the Game: Anthony Mantha3:36 Aspen Vodka partner read4:06 Keefe wasn't thrilled: "They tried to be too cool"6:23 B and C game still finds two points9:11 Chat opens: a win is a win10:46 Lombardi's night and the depth13:21 Timo Meier: snakebitten, still a Swiss Army knife19:00 Last year's Devils lose this game21:50 Hellebuyck's misplays and owning the goals24:00 Sunny Mehta and the fan base after the trade26:35 Challenging penalties and Timo's instigator30:29 The M-word: mature period, not a mature team yet34:16 Learning experience and Saturday at the Islanders36:35 Who starts on Long Island: Jake Allen?41:25 Grits yuck, then Luke Hughes' leap45:20 Dougie Hamilton's OT play and the second pair48:19 Sign-off: Islanders Saturday, Leafs SundayFollow us on social:✅ @JamesNicholsNHL✅ @Daniel_Amoia✅ @NJDHockeyNow🚨 Check out our live episodes and jump in the chat 🚨🤓 Read about the Devils at newjerseyhockeynow.com➕Get more Devils coverage with NJHN+: https://plus.newjerseyhockeynow.com $4.49/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.Devils Postgame Live goes live after every Devils game.
The New Jersey Devils beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in a shootout on Tue Nov 3, 2026, at Prudential Center. Evan Bouchard put Edmonton up 1-0 at 8:29 of the first. Connor Brown tied it on the power play at 7:42 of the second, and Jack Hughes scored at 14:50 and again on the power play at 15:35 to make it 3-1. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (power play, 18:16 of the second) and Leon Draisaitl (power play, 1:00 of the third) tied it 3-3. Overtime was scoreless. In the shootout, Jesper Bratt and Arseny Gritsyuk scored for New Jersey and Connor McDavid scored for Edmonton. Connor Hellebuyck stopped 18 of 21 shots in his first home game as a Devil to go 3-0, and the Devils outshot the Oilers 34-21. Jack Hughes, Nugent-Hopkins and Brown were the three stars. The Devils are 10-5-0 and host the St. Louis Blues on Thu Nov 5 at 7 PM ET.On Devils Postgame Live, James Nichols and Daniel Amoia break down how the Devils held Connor McDavid to one shot on goal and one assist, Jack Hughes' two goals and the Aspen Vodka Player of the Game, Connor Brown's move to the first power-play unit, Nico Hischier's matchup against McDavid, Luke Hughes' night and Gritsyuk's shootout winner. They also take chat questions on the penalty kill, why the Devils didn't fold after Edmonton tied it, Amadeus Lombardi against McDavid, Stefan Noesen and Brenden Dillon, the Dylan Larkin rumor, the drop pass on the power play and Winnipeg's comeback.0:00 Pre-show1:44 Welcome and recap: Devils 4, Oilers 3 in a shootout3:29 Containing McDavid, the Olympics callback, Jack Hughes Player of the Game5:39 Even-strength control, the finishing turnaround and Jack Hughes' two-way game8:39 Connor Brown on power play one: two power-play points12:32 Luke Hughes stays with McDavid15:10 Chat: the power play, the penalty kill and the penalties18:25 Hellebuyck's third win and a team that doesn't fold20:30 McDavid shut down, a dominant second period and 4-3-0 when the opponent scores first26:12 Nico Hischier's matchup, faceoffs and the Selke case31:36 Jack Hughes' pace and Gritsyuk's shootout winner36:24 Not last year's team: depth, Lombardi, Noesen and Dillon42:22 Dylan Larkin to Boston and the Quinn Hughes question44:34 The best home win in a while, and the shootout rant47:35 Connor Brown's return: Devils 6-1-0 with him in the lineup50:26 Jack and Hellebuyck vs McDavid, Lombardi's test, credit to Sunny Mehta54:33 Defensive system at the blue line, the drop pass on the power play1:00:02 Jets comeback, Hellebuyck's effect and sign-offFollow us on social:✅ @JamesNicholsNHL✅ @Daniel_Amoia✅ @NJDHockeyNow🚨 Check out our live episodes and jump in the chat 🚨🤓 Read about the Devils at newjerseyhockeynow.com➕Get more Devils coverage with NJHN+: https://plus.newjerseyhockeynow.com$4.49/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.
Arthur Staple joins Devils Rink Report to talk about what Connor Hellebuyck changes for the Devils. Are they Stanley Cup contenders? Staple's answer: "I don't know if they can win, but I think they can get there." He also explains how a top goalie lifts everyone in front of him, why only Carolina and Washington stand out to him in the Metropolitan Division, and why he thinks the Devils can beat Washington in a seven-game series.Then James Nichols previews Tuesday's game against Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers, goes through the week ahead, answers questions, and ranks the NHL's new Hometown Remix jerseys, including the Devils'. Recorded live Monday, Nov. 2, 2026. The Devils are 9-5-0 heading into Tuesday's 7:30 p.m. ET game at Prudential Center.0:00 Pre-show1:48 Welcome and news: Evan Rodrigues out sick, Oilers next3:34 Arthur Staple joins: Winnipeg after the Hellebuyck trade9:04 Devils weak spots and Sunny Mehta's Hellebuyck trade15:50 Are the Devils Stanley Cup contenders?19:35 Hellebuyck vs Carolina in a series, special teams, November23:54 Mikhail Yegorov: the Devils goalie prospect26:12 Sunny Mehta's next move: Dylan Larkin, Quinn Hughes29:46 Arseny Gritsyuk, Jack Hughes and Jesper Bratt33:14 Connor Brown's return and the power play34:54 Luke Hughes: a true No. 1 defenseman?38:21 Devils at the Islanders Saturday: DeBoer, Palat, Schaefer43:16 James on Hellebuyck, Cory Schneider and the Devils' new belief45:37 Oilers preview: Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, depth51:21 The week ahead: Blues, Islanders, Leafs, Jets51:44 Questions: playing hard on pucks, Utica call-ups, Sunny Mehta, Islanders1:02:29 Hometown Remix jersey tier list1:22:28 Wrap-up and Oilers tomorrow nightFollow us on social:✅ @JamesNicholsNHL✅ @NJDHockeyNow🚨 Check out our live episodes and jump in the chat 🚨🤓 Read about the Devils at newjerseyhockeynow.com
The New Jersey Devils beat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-2 on Friday, October 30 to finish their three-game road trip 2-1-0. Luke Hughes scored first, Vegas went up 2-1 on goals from Mark Stone (power play) and Ivan Barbashev, and Arseny Gritsyuk tied it 2-2 at 18:51 of the first. Jack Hughes made it 3-2 in the second, Gritsyuk added his second of the night late in the second, and Jack Hughes scored into the empty net for his sixth of the season. Connor Hellebuyck stopped 19 of 21 shots to go 2-0 as a Devil, and New Jersey outshot Vegas 32-21. Next up: Edmonton at Prudential Center on Tuesday, November 3 at 7:30 PM ET.James Nichols and Daniel Amoia break down Gritsyuk's two goals and the shot that has Daniel pushing him onto the top power-play unit, Jack Hughes starting to score, Hellebuyck's second win as a Devil, Anthony Mantha leaving the game, and Amadeus Lombardi's night. In the chat, they take questions on the bounce back after Colorado, scoring first under Sheldon Keefe, the Nikita Kucherov trade request, the second line, Hellebuyck's home debut against Edmonton, and whether the Keefe critics have gone quiet.00:00 Pre-show01:46 Welcome: Devils beat Vegas 5-2 to close the road trip02:29 Arseny Gritsyuk, Aspen Vodka player of the game08:01 Recap: 2-2 after one, Luke and Jack Hughes goals13:05 Connor Hellebuyck 2-0 as a Devil, Anthony Mantha leaves15:41 Chat: Amadeus Lombardi and Gritsyuk's goal pace21:59 Bouncing back from Colorado: process and expected goals30:50 Gritsyuk on power play one, scoring first under Keefe44:17 Nikita Kucherov and player trade demands50:06 Second line: Meier, Hischier, Boqvist and Brown52:54 Hellebuyck's home debut against Edmonton55:40 Sheldon Keefe critics59:14 Kucherov update and sign-offFollow us on social:✅ @JamesNicholsNHL✅ @Daniel_Amoia✅ @NJDHockeyNow🚨 Check out our live episodes and jump in the chat 🚨🤓 Read about the Devils at newjerseyhockeynow.com
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Devils Rink Report is the New Jersey Devils podcast from New Jersey Hockey Now beat reporter James Nichols. After every Devils game, James and Daniel Amoia host Devils Postgame Live, the NJ Devils postgame show: goals, lines, goaltending, special teams, the chat's best questions, and what's next for the Devils. Plus weekly guest episodes with NHL insiders and voices from around the league, prospect coverage, and breaking trade and roster news. James Nichols is a credentialed Devils beat reporter for New Jersey Hockey Now and Chair of the PHWA's New Jersey Chapter, covering the NHL since 2015. You may also hear him on SiriusXM NHL Radio.
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