Devils' Core Shines in 2025-26 Season

0:00It's April 22nd. This is NHO News Today Team News, powered by AI. The New Jersey Devils wrapped up their 2025-26 season on a sour note, but a few players kept the fire lit with standout. Performances. Jack Hughes led the offensive charge as the team's engine using his elite speed and vision to flip games. Captain Nico Hissier anchored everything with 28 goals and franchise record face-off wins at a 2008. Cody Glass broke out as a reliable score, with 26 points mostly at even strength. While the fenceman Jonah Seagann dollar blocked 100. 35 shots and crushed 92 hits to hold the blue line. Hughes took his game up another notch after that Olympic overtime winner in February. Making the Devils look faster and deadlier every shift he played. Coach Sheldon Keefe called him one-of-a-kind for changing the whole vibe on the ice. Hissier shone as the two-way captain, shutting down top opponents, killing penalties, and leading with quiet leadership that steadied the young.

1:02roster due tough stretches. Fans and teammates leaned on his consistency in big moments. Glass stepped up big despite early injuries, delivering smart plays and timely goals from the middle six to add that crucial depth scoring. Seagann dollar flew under the radar, but was the defensive rock, especially on the penalty kill, giving the team a stable foundation. These guys proved the Devils have a solid core ready to build on, setting the stage for a real push toward contention next year.