The New Jersey Devils are a win away from returning to the Stanley Cup Playoffs after missing the cut last season.  Last month, they lost their franchise star

The Devils secured third in the Metropolitan Division despite some major injuries on their roster this season.

The NHL Playoff picture is coming down to the wire, with teams preparing for their final slate of regular season games amid a tightening postseason race. The New Jersey Devils clinched a playoff spot Wednesday,

Devils goalie Jacob Markstrom never located the puck after the redirection. By the time he found it, the puck was under his armpit and in the net. Mistakes like those were frequent and ultimately cost the Devils a chance to clinch a playoff berth in their 7-2 loss to the Bruins on Tuesday at the Prudential Center.

With their season basically on the line and multiple chances to seize control of the contest, the Rangers squandered the game late and the Philadelphia Flyers defeated them 8-5. No stats can properly summarize this night.

The New Jersey Devils were off on Wednesday, but clinched their spot in the NHL playoffs anyway. With the New York Rangers loss to the Philadelphia Flyers Wednesday night, New Jersey locked up the third spot in the Metropolitan Division in the Altantic Conference.

It’s almost time to turn the lights off on this already dark Rangers season. An 8-5 loss to the Flyers Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden pushed the Blueshirts to the brink of elimination, which could become official as soon as Thursday night on Long Island if they lose the second game of this back-to-back slate against the Islanders.

With a chance to clinch their spot in the NHL playoffs, the Devils laid an egg in a blowout loss to the lowly Bruins.