Category: Jonas Siegenthaler
Jonas Siegenthaler signs five-year extension with New Jersey Devils
Zdeno CharaYour favorite ex-Caps nephew has locked up a long-term deal with his new team. The New Jersey Devils announced on Tuesday morning that defender Jonas Siegenthaler has signed a five-year deal with an annual average […]
Read moreNew Jersey Devils Extend Jonas Siegenthaler
Jonas SiegenthalerBetting that he’ll continue his impressive development, the New Jersey Devils have signed Jonas Siegenthaler to a five-year contract extension, which kicks in for the 2023-24 season. The deal comes with an average annual value of $3.4MM and will carry the following payments: 2023-24: $4.25MM 2024-25...
Read moreDevils’ Defensive Depth Improves With Marino Trade
New Jersey DevilsThe NHL draft and free agent frenzy may be over, but the offseason continues to roll on for the New Jersey Devils. They acquired defenseman John Marino from the Pittsburgh Penguins early…
Read moreJonas Siegenthaler named best defensive defenseman of 2021-22 season
CapitalTwo respected hockey statisticians, Andy & Rono, revealed their lists of the top 10 offensive and defensive defensemen in the NHL. The creators of the popular NHL player stat cards named former Capital Jonas Siegenthaler […]
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Jack HughesThe rebuild of the New Jersey Devils has largely consisted of draft lottery wins, including Nico Hischier, Jack Hughes, and the second-overall selection in this year’s NHL Entry Draft, a few under-the-radar trades for players like Ryan Graves and Jonas Siegenthaler, a blockbuster free-agent signing...
Read moreDevils Rule Miles Wood And Jonas Siegenthaler Out For The Season
Miles WoodThe Devils have ruled Miles Wood (hip) and Jonas Siegenthaler (broken hand) out for the remainder of the season.
Read moreThree up, three down: Predicting the direction of six NHL teams
Blake ColemanThere was a lot of roster turnover around the NHL this off-season, so with training camps opening next week who is trending up and who is trending down? Justin Bourne gives his thoughts on six teams.
Read moreDevils bolster defensemen with additions of Hamilton, Graves
Carolina HurricanesAfter the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is examining where each team stands in preparation for the 2021-22 regular season, which starts Oct. 12. Today, the New Jersey Devils:
Read moreHamilton wants to be leader with Devils after getting seven-year deal
Calgary FlamesDougie Hamilton said he's got more to give as he begins the next chapter of his NHL career with the New Jersey Devils.
Read moreHamilton wants to be leader with Devils
Calgary Flames"I definitely think I can get better, that's for sure," Hamilton said Thursday."I've seen these guys, I've played against a lot of them, and they're tough to play against, skilled, fast, dynamic, and I feel like I can fit in with them well, be a leader on that team and help the young guys," Hamilton...
Read moreNHL Trade: Avalanche Trade Ryan Graves To the Devils
Ryan GravesThe Colorado Avalanche have traded defenseman Ryan Graves to the New Jersey Devils for forward Mikhail Maltsev and a 2021 second-round pick.
Read moreNHL Trade: Avalanche Trade Ryan Graves To the Devils
Colorado AvalancheThe Colorado Avalanche have traded defenseman Ryan Graves to the New Jersey Devils for forward Mikhail Maltsev and a 2021 second-round pick.
Read moreCole’s Notes From Around the League: 7/3/21-7/9/21
Elvis MerzļikinsJean-Yves Ahern-USA TODAY Sports The latest in transaction news from across the NHL. Anaheim Ducks The Ducks made no moves this week. Arizona Coyotes The Coyotes made no moves this week. Left winger Sergei Plotnikov has signed a one-year contract in Russia with the KHL’s CSKA...
Read moreKapanen helps spark Penguins past Devils in return
Washington CapitalsPITTSBURGH -- Kasperi Kapanen had a goal and an assist in his return from a lower-body injury, and the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the New Jersey Devils 5-1 at PPG Paints Arena on Thursday.
Read moreCrosby, Rust lead Penguins past Devils 5-1
Aaron DellPITTSBURGH (AP) - The Pittsburgh Penguins weren’t happy with the way they finished Tuesday night’s game against the New Jersey Devils. Team captain Sidney Crosby set the tone on the first shift two nights later. Crosby and Bryan Rust each scored their 19th goals of the season and the Penguins ...
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