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Helly's Bells: COULD and SHOULD the New Jersey Devils Reunite the Team USA Heroes?
Jun 24, 2026
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So Long, Simon: New Jersey Devils trade former 2nd Overall Pick to Calgary Flames
Jun 24, 2026
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Patty Snubbed, Tkachuk Squared in Florida: A New Jersey Devils Offseason Mailbag
Jun 23, 2026
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Farewell To Thee, Jeremy: The New Jersey Devils Need a New Power Play Coach
Jun 21, 2026
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Finding Nemo a New Home: Simon Nemec is asking for HOW MUCH?
Jun 18, 2026
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| 6/24/26 | ![]() Helly's Bells: COULD and SHOULD the New Jersey Devils Reunite the Team USA Heroes? | Zach Berman opens the episode by expressing uncertainty about the New Jersey Devils’ draft picks due to ongoing trade rumors and rapid developments across the NHL. He dives into a critical analysis of various mock drafts, sharing strong opinions about unwanted picks like Ethan Belchetz, while championing Wyatt Cullen as the ideal selection if the Devils keep their 12th overall pick. Throughout this discussion, Zach Berman incorporates fan engagement, encourages opinions in the comments, and crisply evaluates the potential value and risks attached to specific draft prospects at 00:01:11 through 00:07:30. Transitioning from the draft to broader team-building strategies, Zach Berman explores the options the Devils now have after recent trades, particularly those involving Simon Nemec. He discusses both the increased draft capital and cap space, considering how that ammunition could be used in high-impact trades. Zach Berman speculates about splash acquisitions, such as targeting elite players like Connor Hellebuyck, Quinn Hughes, or Jason Robertson, while weighing their potential costs and strategic fit for New Jersey (00:13:11–00:16:12). Zach Berman maintains an interactive, conversational delivery while updating listeners on breaking NHL news live. He integrates real-time reactions to insider reports, such as developments regarding Alex Tuch and other trade targets, highlighting the volatility and excitement of the offseason. His approach is both analytical and enthusiastic, often pausing to reflect on how other contenders' moves could impact the Devils and their divisional race (00:18:22–00:20:09). In the final segment, Zach Berman reviews the Devils’ current cap situation and evaluates which players might be traded to free up space or upgrade the roster, considering contract details and on-ice value. He balances insight into the front office’s perspective with his own preferences, identifying potential departures such as Stefan Noesen or Nick Bjugstad, and expressing concerns about moving on from assets like Dougie Hamilton. Zach Berman wraps up by encouraging continued engagement, underscoring the unpredictability of the coming days, and directing listeners to exclusive content and community platforms (00:22:14–00:29:33). | — | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() So Long, Simon: New Jersey Devils trade former 2nd Overall Pick to Calgary Flames | The episode begins with Zach Berman reacting to the New Jersey Devils’ first major move under new general manager Sunny Mehta: trading former second overall pick Šimon Nemec and Max Tsyplakov to the Calgary Flames. In exchange, the Devils received significant draft capital—a pair of first-round picks (2027 from Colorado via Calgary, 2028 from Vegas via Calgary), the 34th overall pick in this year’s second round, and prospect Étienne Morin. Zach Berman analyzes the components of the deal, noting that while Morin is a throw-in, the value lies in acquiring such high draft picks for a player the Devils no longer saw as a core defenseman. Zach Berman expresses mixed emotions about Nemec's departure, acknowledging both his memorable highs in New Jersey and his inconsistent performance. Citing Nemec's less-than-stellar analytics and possible locker room friction, Zach Berman frames the trade as timely—maximizing Nemec’s value before his potential further decline. He reasons that the Devils must act aggressively with their new assets, forecasting that these draft picks are more likely to be flipped in trades for established talent rather than used to select prospects. The episode also recaps other notable league moves, including the Washington Capitals’ acquisition of Jordan Kyrou, a player Zach Berman had hoped could land in New Jersey. He details the return St. Louis received for Kyrou and discusses San Jose’s surprising trade of William Eklund to Ottawa. Reflecting on missed opportunities, Zach Berman emphasizes how fast the landscape can shift and laments that the Devils were outbid or left out of contention for top wingers, underscoring the necessity for their front office to act decisively and creatively with their current trade ammunition. Turning forward, Zach Berman speculates on possible targets for the Devils using their new draft capital, mentioning names like Jason Robertson, Kirill Marchenko, and Jared McCann, among others. He is adamant that the Devils are unlikely to keep the twelfth overall pick, suggesting a major trade is probable. Zach Berman concludes with optimism about the Devils’ future under Sunny Mehta, recognizing the competence of the new general manager and setting fan expectations for more pivotal moves in a rapidly evolving NHL offseason. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 6/23/26 | ![]() Patty Snubbed, Tkachuk Squared in Florida: A New Jersey Devils Offseason Mailbag | The episode opens with Zach Berman reacting to the blockbuster trade sending Brady Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers. He emphasizes the impact of this move from the New Jersey Devils’ perspective, clarifying that New Jersey was never really in the running due to Tkachuk’s no-trade list, which excluded the Devils. Zach Berman also worries about the high price required for elite top-six wingers on the trade market, as evidenced by what Ottawa received for Tkachuk. Turning attention inward, Zach Berman discusses the challenges facing New Jersey’s new GM, Sunny Mehta. The Devils are saddled with several difficult contracts containing no-trade and no-movement clauses, legacy issues left by previous GM Tom Fitzgerald. Zach Berman speculates that the new management’s first offseason may be focused more on cleaning up the roster and front office rather than making flashy acquisitions, which could mean the team might not improve as quickly as fans hope. Midway through the episode, Zach Berman hosts a mailbag segment addressing listener suggestions for offseason targets and moves to avoid. He discusses a range of names fans want—such as Matthew Knies, Shane Pinto, Jason Robertson, and others—while also agreeing with some of the suggested cautionary tales, like Darnell Nurse and Connor Hellebuyck. Zach Berman shares his own blueprint for a successful Devils offseason: acquiring a top-six winger, adding center depth, and upgrading the bottom six and defense, all while acknowledging the difficulty of moving certain burdensome contracts. The show concludes with a passionate segment on Patrik Elias’ continued snub from the Hockey Hall of Fame. Zach Berman asserts Elias’ undeniable legacy with the Devils—franchise leader in points, multiple Cup runs, and number in the rafters—and hopes that with recent inductions clearing the way, Elias’ induction is imminent. He predicts better odds for Elias in upcoming Hall of Fame classes, ending on an optimistic note as the team and its fans head into the heart of the offseason and draft. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 6/21/26 | ![]() Farewell To Thee, Jeremy: The New Jersey Devils Need a New Power Play Coach | The New Jersey Devils are searching for a new power play coach following the departure of Jeremy Colliton, who left the organization to pursue other opportunities. Zach Berman explains that although Colliton led a statistically strong power play unit during his two seasons—ranking third and thirteenth in the NHL in respective years—the team often struggled when core players like Jack Hughes were out with injury. The upcoming offseason will require head coach Sheldon Keefe to almost entirely rebuild the coaching staff, with only Brad Shaw, who handles the defense, being retained. Names floated as possible replacements include experienced NHL assistants Paul McFarland and Sylvain Lefebvre, former AHL coach Ryan Mougenel, and even former player Joe Pavelski, though Zach Berman admits the latter is speculative. Attention also turns to Nico Hischier’s contract extension, as negotiations between the Devils, general manager Sunny Mehta and Hischier’s camp appear to be nearing a conclusion. Zach Berman reports whispers from reputable sources indicating a medium-term deal (four to six years) is likely, with the expectation that the agreement will be reached before July 1. There was a push for a longer eight-year extension, but Hischier’s team reportedly declined. Expected salary figures are in the $11–13 million range, and fans are encouraged to make their own predictions as the deal seems imminent. Exploring the broader NHL context, Zach Berman updates listeners on potential trade scenarios and player movements. He discusses the Devils’ willingness to trade top prospect Simon Nemec if it means acquiring a high-end winger such as Jordan Kyrou; however, Kyrou’s lengthy contract and no-trade clause complicate matters. The Devils are also mentioned as possible suitors for other players like Valeri Nichushkin and are considering options in the goalie market, including prospects Sebastian Cossa and Devon Levi. The Devils are not linked to some big names like Morgan Rielly or Dylan Larkin and seem intent on extending key players rather than pursuing the priciest trade targets. In conclusion, with draft week approaching and the offseason set to begin in earnest, the Devils face a pivotal period filled with important decisions on coaching staff, player extensions, and potential trades. While speculation abounds, the consensus is that Nico Hischier will remain with New Jersey for the foreseeable future, quelling rumors of his departure. Fans are reminded to stay tuned for updates as the organization prepares for a dynamic and potentially transformative offseason under new leadership and an evolving roster. | — | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | ![]() Finding Nemo a New Home: Simon Nemec is asking for HOW MUCH? | Zach Berman opens the episode by reacting to a report that Simon Nemec, a restricted free agent defenseman, is allegedly asking the New Jersey Devils for a contract starting at a $10 million annual average value. Zach Berman finds this figure surprising and excessive, especially for a player who, in his assessment, has not lived up to the expectations of a former number two overall draft pick. He details Nemec’s inconsistent performance, pointing to both flashes of brilliance and ongoing struggles with play style and reliability. Zach Berman suggests that such a high ask could lead to Nemec being traded, rather than retained by the team. The discussion then shifts to Nemec’s trade value and market perception. Zach Berman notes that while some NHL general managers still believe in Nemec’s upside, he personally remains skeptical about Nemec’s future as a top-tier defenseman. He speculates about potential trade partners, mentioning the New York Islanders’ reported interest but emphasizing the likely high asking price in any division-internal deal. There’s also debate among fans about the idea of swapping Nemec for Anaheim’s Mason McTavish, a young center, but Zach Berman is critical of McTavish’s inconsistencies and questions whether that trade would benefit the Devils. Later, Zach Berman analyzes a recent trade between the Buffalo Sabres and San Jose Sharks involving right-handed defenseman Michael Kesselring. He points out that Kesselring, a reliable but not superstar-level defenseman, fetched significant value on the market, highlighting a possible opportunity for the Devils to garner a similar return if they decide to move one of their own right-handed defensemen. Zach Berman touches on the Devils’ depth at the position and speculates on whether veterans like Dougie Hamilton could also be on the move, given the current market dynamics. The episode concludes with reflections on the overall NHL trade landscape, Zach Berman’s desire to see bold, unexpected moves from GMs, and a review of Corey Pronman’s seven-round mock draft, focusing on potential Devils selections. Zach Berman highlights the calm before the storm of offseason activity, encourages fans to stay tuned for updates, and wraps with sponsor acknowledgments and reminders for listeners to engage with the Locked On Devils community. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() The Locked On Podcast Network 10th Anniversary Show: Devils Edition | The episode marks the 10th anniversary of the Locked On Podcast Network, with Zach Berman celebrating by counting down the top ten New Jersey Devils moments since June 16, 2016. He opens the show reflecting on the network’s growth and sharing some recent NHL news, including trade activity and Devils-related rumors. Zach Berman notes that while the Devils' offseason is expected to be active, significant moves are still pending as the franchise awaits the first "domino" to fall. Before diving into the countdown, Zach Berman reviews notable league developments, such as player trades involving the Flyers and Maple Leafs, and speculates about coaching changes, including John Tortorella’s future. He also discusses ongoing negotiations within the Devils organization, especially contract talks and potential roster overhauls, while highlighting the air of unpredictability surrounding the new front office leadership. The main segment features Zach Berman’s ranking of the Devils’ top ten moments over the past decade. The list includes drafting Jesper Bratt in 2016, the outdoor victory at MetLife Stadium, acquiring Timo Meier, winning the 2017 draft lottery for Nico Hischier, and the signing of Dougie Hamilton. Other highlights are Taylor Hall's MVP season, the 13-game win streak in 2022-23, and crucial draft decisions such as picking Jack Hughes over Kaapo Kakko, with particular emphasis on Hughes’ iconic golden goal in the Olympics and the emotional Game 7 win over the New York Rangers in 2023. Concluding, Zach Berman expresses both nostalgia and frustration, acknowledging that despite some memorable moments, the past decade has often been difficult for Devils fans. He thanks the Locked On Network for the opportunity to share these experiences and looks forward with hope that the team’s next ten years will feature more postseason success and possibly a Stanley Cup victory. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() Sunny's First Serve: Could the New Jersey Devils ACTUALLY Move off of Jacob Markstrom? | The New Jersey Devils are entering a pivotal offseason following a disappointing 25-26 NHL campaign, described by Zach Berman as a "campaign from hell." With a new general manager and front office in place, expectations are sky-high to not only return to the playoffs but to start laying groundwork for a Stanley Cup run. One major immediate challenge is the status of goaltender Jacob Markstrom. Despite his full no-movement clause not expiring until July 1st and a sizable contract in place, there are reports that other teams have shown interest in acquiring Markstrom, with Florida being a speculative suitor, especially as their own goaltending situation is in flux. Zach raises the critical issue of how the Devils would replace Markstrom if a trade materialized. Backup Jake Allen isn't considered a full-season solution, and prospects like Nico Dawes may not be ready for an elevated role. The goaltender free-agent market also appears thin, and potential trade options, such as Connor Hellebuyck, would be pricey in terms of both assets and cap space. Accordingly, any move off Markstrom must be paired with a clear and viable plan for securing reliable goaltending—a scenario Zach stresses as essential before making any decisions. The podcast also delves into contract speculation around Devils captain Nico Hischier. According to Sunny Mehta, a medium-term extension in the $11-13 million range appears likely, reflecting both the rising cap and the fact that the team hasn't won enough to justify a team-friendly deal. There's a sense that Hischier's continued presence in New Jersey may hinge largely on the change in GM leadership, and that player retention in general will become more challenging unless the Devils start winning consistently. Finally, Zach reflects on the lessons the Devils can learn from the Carolina Hurricanes, recent Stanley Cup winners. The Hurricanes' success—built on analytics, cap flexibility, aggressiveness in transactions, and organizational alignment—offers a blueprint for the Devils under Sunny Mehta’s stewardship. emphasizes the need for a smarter, more adaptable front office and a focused, winning culture as critical for closing the gap between the Devils and perennial contenders like Carolina. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() Sunny Speaks: Recapping the New Jersey Devils GM's Town Hall✨ | New Jersey DevilsSunny Mehta+4 | — | New Jersey DevilsLocked On Podcast Network | — | Sunny MehtaNew Jersey Devils+5 | — | 30m 10s | |
| 6/5/26 | ![]() Yzergeddon: Dylan Larkin DEMANDS Trade out of Detroit, could the New Jersey Devils be an Option?✨ | Dylan Larkin tradeNew Jersey Devils+4 | — | Detroit Red WingsRangers+2 | — | Dylan Larkintrade request+5 | — | 29m 23s | |
| 6/2/26 | ![]() Anton's Arrival: New Jersey Devils 2024 9th Overall Pick Signs ELC✨ | NHL DraftEntry-Level Contract+3 | — | New Jersey DevilsKHL+1 | — | Anton SilayevNew Jersey Devils+3 | — | 29m 36s | |
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| 5/31/26 | ![]() For Captain and Country: Nico Hischier & Timo Meier Advance to Finals at Worlds✨ | NHL trade rumorsStanley Cup Final analysis+4 | — | New Jersey DevilsDallas+2 | — | NHLtrade rumors+6 | — | 29m 19s | |
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Terrible: New Jersey Devils Legend Claude Lemieux Dead At 60✨ | Claude LemieuxNew Jersey Devils+3 | — | New Jersey DevilsMontreal Canadiens+1 | — | Claude LemieuxNew Jersey Devils+4 | — | 29m 29s | |
| 5/25/26 | ![]() Duggan Departs: The New Jersey Devils Need a New Director of Player Development✨ | New Jersey DevilsDirector of Player Development+5 | — | New Jersey DevilsPWHL+1 | Hamilton, Ontario | New Jersey DevilsMeghan Duggan+8 | — | 30m 15s | |
| 5/22/26 | ![]() Sheldon Stays, Sarge Reassigned, Rogalski Gone: New Jersey Devils Coaching Updates✨ | coaching updatesNew Jersey Devils+4 | — | New Jersey DevilsUtica Comets | — | Sheldon KeefeDave Rogalski+4 | — | 30m 15s | |
| 5/22/26 | ![]() Turmoil and Trade Requests: Another Friday of Fitz Fallout?✨ | New Jersey Devilstrade rumors+5 | — | New Jersey DevilsVancouver radio | Slovakia | New Jersey DevilsSimon Nemec+5 | — | 29m 12s | |
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Billy G Is Not My Lover: Did Minnesota Wild GM Try to Pull Hughes Heist?✨ | trade rumorsNHL+5 | — | Minnesota WildNew Jersey Devils+1 | — | Luke HughesBill Guerin+5 | — | 29m 01s | |
| 5/14/26 | ![]() Previewing the New Jersey Devils 2026 Offseason With JP Gambatese✨ | New Jersey Devils offseasonfront office hires+4 | JP Gambatese | Florida PanthersNew Jersey Devils+1 | — | New Jersey Devilsoffseason+8 | — | 40m 04s | |
| 5/13/26 | ![]() Yikes: The New Jersey Devils need to STAY AWAY from Free Agency | Charlie Coyle's recent contract extension with the Columbus Blue Jackets—a six-year deal at $6 million per year despite Coyle being 34—serves as a warning sign for the New Jersey Devils about the dangers of overpaying in free agency. Zach Berman urges the Devils to steer clear of such costly contracts when shopping for players in 2026, emphasizing that the team is in a much better position now with a savvy new general manager leading their front office restructuring. The landscape of NHL management is also shifting, with news about potential GM hires in Nashville and Vancouver signaling wider changes—but Zach Berman notes that the Devils' recent hire of Sunny Mehta might be the most impressive move among teams this offseason. Analyzing the upcoming free agent market, Zach Berman highlights how several available players bring significant risk and are likely to command overpriced deals. Names like Darren Raddysh, who had a breakout season at age 30, and Rasmus Andersson, who is coming off an uneven run, may look tempting but are "landmine" contracts waiting to happen. Even forwards like Alex Tuch—despite strong numbers in Buffalo—are likely too expensive to justify bringing in. The majority of top free agents either do not fit the Devils' needs or are expected to re-sign with their current teams. Instead of chasing risky free agents, Zach Berman recommends the Devils focus on internal roster moves and targeting trade opportunities, especially as key players like Nico Hischier approach extension talks. The cautionary tale of Charlie Coyle’s deal underscores the danger of long-term commitments to aging players, and the Devils should focus on sustainability and flexibility rather than splashy signings that could impede their progress. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Into the Mehtaverse: Braden Birch joins New Jersey Devils Front Office as Assistant GM + Mock Drafts | Zach Berman opened the episode by announcing that New Jersey Devils General Manager Sunny Mehta made his first major hire of the offseason, bringing in Braden Birch as Assistant General Manager and as General Manager of the Utica Comets, the Devils’ AHL affiliate. This move marks the beginning of Mehta’s efforts to strengthen the Devils’ front office, starting by recruiting talent from his previous organization, the Florida Panthers, where Birch played a pivotal role in their recent Stanley Cup successes. In detailing Birch’s background, Zach Berman highlighted his 12-year tenure with the Panthers, most recently as Director of Hockey Operations and salary cap management. Birch's experience includes significant involvement in contract negotiations for key players and maintaining Florida’s excellent salary cap health, something the Devils have struggled with in recent years. His hockey roots include playing professionally and earning a master’s degree in sport management, further underscoring his blend of on-ice and management expertise. Zach Berman provided examples of Birch’s impact in Florida, referencing his hand in savvy contracts and cap management for top players like Aleksander Barkov, Matthew Tkachuk, Sergei Bobrovsky, and Sam Reinhart. He also noted Florida’s ability to replace key departures internally and find valuable contributors through their farm system or waivers, contrasting this with New Jersey’s struggles to develop homegrown talent or depth. The hire of Birch is positioned as Mehta’s commitment to instilling a more proactive, organized, and effective approach to team building in New Jersey. To conclude, Zach Berman speculated about future front office moves, suggesting that Bryan McCabe could be another addition if not intercepted by the Maple Leafs, and addressed the current uncertainty regarding other Devils executives. He emphasized that Birch’s arrival should significantly improve the Devils’ farm system—considered among the league’s weakest—and that player development is critical to reducing reliance on expensive acquisitions. The episode closed with the assertion that Mehta’s moves signal an exciting, less predictable era for the Devils, promising ongoing updates and further discussion of mock drafts and organizational changes. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 5/9/26 | ![]() Sunny Raiding Sunrise? New Jersey Devils Looking to Fill Out New FO + Grits Extension Incoming? | Zach Berman opens the episode discussing reports that new New Jersey Devils GM Sonny Mehta is looking to bring two key front office figures from his former employer, the Florida Panthers—Bryan McCabe and Braden Birch—into the Devils organization. Zach Berman frames this as an exciting opportunity for New Jersey, particularly given the team's struggles with player development and cap management in recent years. McCabe is praised for his work as Florida's director of player development, having played a key role with several successful Panthers defensemen, while Birch is credited for his expertise in cap management and hockey operations. The episode also speculates on a possible contract extension for Arseni Gritsyuk, noting rumors that something is imminent. While Zach Berman jokes about Gritsyuk's new shaved-head look, he emphasizes the forward's value and potential as a long-term contributor to the Devils' lineup. The team’s cap situation remains a challenge, and Zach Berman anticipates that making room for extensions and restructuring contracts will be a top priority for Mehta. Coaching is another focal point, as Zach Berman addresses the uncertainty around head coach Sheldon Keefe's future. There is speculation that if the Edmonton Oilers were to fire their coach Chris Knoblauch, Mehta might consider replacing Keefe with Knoblauch, whom Zach Berman regards as a particularly strong fit for the Devils’ up-tempo style. He notes that the Devils’ current coaching and front office situation is fluid, and advises fans to be patient as Mehta methodically evaluates options. Lastly, Zach Berman reassures listeners that Mehta is taking a considered approach to building his staff, referencing the planned changes in the front office and expressing confidence in the new management’s direction. With other NHL teams facing more dire situations, Zach Berman believes New Jersey offers an especially attractive destination for ambitious executives from successful organizations. He urges patience from the fanbase, maintaining that positive changes are on the horizon as Mehta assembles his team. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | — | ||||||
| 5/7/26 | ![]() Staying At 12: Should the New Jersey Devils Keep or Trade their First Round Pick✨ | NHL DraftNew Jersey Devils+4 | — | New Jersey DevilsThe Athletic | — | New Jersey DevilsNHL Draft+7 | — | 30m 43s | |
| 5/2/26 | ![]() Spring Cleaning: Chuck Fletcher & Dan Mackinnon FIRED by New Jersey Devils, More to Come?✨ | front office changeshockey management+4 | Zach Berman | New Jersey DevilsPhiladelphia Flyers+1 | — | Chuck FletcherDan McKinnon+6 | — | 29m 49s | |
| 4/30/26 | ![]() Recapping The New Jersey Devils 25-26 Season✨ | New Jersey Devils season recapplayoff matchups+4 | — | New Jersey DevilsPhiladelphia Flyers+2 | ChicagoWashington+1 | New Jersey DevilsJack Hughes+7 | — | 33m 56s | |
| 4/28/26 | ![]() Corralling the Captain: New Jersey Devils begin Extension Talks with Nico Hischier✨ | contract extensionNico Hischier+4 | — | Sunny MehtaNew Jersey Devils | — | Nico Hischiercontract extension+5 | — | 29m 17s | |
| 4/22/26 | ![]() Poker, Panthers, and Pork Roll: Sunny Mehta KILLED his Homecoming Presser✨ | General Manager introductionPress conference analysis+3 | — | New Jersey DevilsTom Fitzgerald | — | Sunny MehtaZach Berman+5 | — | 29m 19s | |
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