Devils Trade Candidate; Do the Rangers need a new head coach?

New Jersey Devils general manager Tom Fitzgerald commented on his intentions to add. His wish list includes everything from a top-nine to a bottom-six forward. Yesterday we put on paper why bringing back a former forward in a Devils transfer makes sense for New Jersey.

Plus, Sheldon Keefe is a difficult man to please. He explains that the Devils could have been sharper in their 5-1 win over the New York Rangers.

Speaking of the Rangers, do they need a new head coach? Some say not so fast. Today is also the day the 4 Nations Faceoff squad is revealed and Patrik Laine immediately turns heads in his season debut.

Let’s play hockey.

Devil’s news

New Jersey Hockey Now: General manager Tom Fitzgerald is in the market looking for ways to improve his depth, and a Devils trade for former forward Kyle Palmieri can fill that need.

More NJHN: Even with a 5-1 win over rival New York Rangers, the Devils can still improve in certain areas, according to Sheldon Keefe.

What’s more, in this edition of Devils Stock Up/De Stock, the Hughes brothers shine, Mercer struggles, and an old habit creeps back in.

The Athletic ($): If you’re in the playoffs at American Thanksgiving, you’re usually very likely to secure a playoff spot. The Devils have a solid spot at the top of the Metropolitan Division and their playoff numbers are rising rapidly.

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DailyFaceoff: Would a coaching change help the struggling New York Rangers? Some say not so fast.

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Are Bryan Rust predictions sleeping for Team USA at the 4 Nations Faceoff? He has performed well alongside top talent throughout his career and scored another game-winning goal last night.

Buffalo Hockey Now: The Buffalo Sabers have a wealth of talent despite their collective struggle for success. So who are the likely candidates per country in the 4 Nations Faceoff?

Montreal Hockey Now: New signing Patrik Laine didn’t take long to make a name for himself with the Montreal Canadiens, scoring a goal in his first game back since suffering a serious lower-body injury in the preseason.

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