Devils Surge Late, Bratt Leads Charge

On March 29th, the New Jersey Devils are heating up at the perfect time, wrapping their last 12 games with 8 wins, 4 losses, and no.

Over time defeats, they're scoring plenty, dominating special teams, and getting strong goal tending.

With just 10 games left, they're pushing hard to climb the Metropolitan Division standings, even if playoffs look slim.

Jesper Bratz been the heartbeat of this surge, leading the team with 60 points and 41 assists.

He just hit his 500th NHL point and notched 5 multi-point games in March, including 3-point explosions against the Rangers, and Predators.

His 7-game streak ended in a loss to Carolina, but the longest 10-year devil remains their go-to score down the stretch.

Injuries keep testing their depth, though. Brett Pessie has missed 11 straight with a lower body issue, and might not return.

Arsenee Gritziuck's week to week after getting hurt, versus Dallas, and Stefan Nosen needs another knee surgery, sidelining him till next season.

It's been a rough year for health, but they've shown great anyway.

This week brings five crucial match-ups, starting Sunday at 7pm against Chicago at home, then Tuesday at 7pm at the Rangers.

Thursday 7-30pm class with Washington at Prudential Center, followed by back-to-backs versus Montreal, Saturday 7pm home, Sunday 7pm in Montreal.

Back-to-backs had been tough, but March proved they can handle the grind.

If they keep this momentum, the devils could end strong and build real buzz for next year, no matter the standings.

Eyes on Brett to lead the charge through these final tests.

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