
New Jersey Devils
38th Season
First Game Played October 5, 1982


Historical Moments
After years of flirting with New Jersey, NHL hockey came to the Garden State on October 5th as the Devils took the ice at the Brendan Byrne Arena in the Meadowlands playing the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 3-3 tie. Three nights later the Devils got their first win and bragging rights by beating the New York Rangers 3-2 in the Meadowlands.
The Rangers had tried to block a team from moving to New Jersey, creating an instant rivalry. The Devils would play respectable hockey in their first seven games losing just one game.
However, from there it would go downhill as the Devils went on an 18-game winless streak on the way to finishing in fifth place in the Patrick Division with a 17-49-14 record.
Devils Best

Aaron Broten
1982-1990

Adam Henrique
2010-2018

Adam Larsson
2011-2016

Alain Chevrier
1985-1988

Alexander Mogilny
1999-2001, 2005/06

Alexander Semak
1991-1995

Alexei Kasatonov
1989-1993

Alexei Ponikarovsky
2011/12, 2012/13

Andy Greene
2006-2020

Anton Volchenkov
2010-2014

Ben Lovejoy
2016-2019

Bernie Nicholls
1992-1994

Bill Guerin
1991-1998

Blake Coleman
2016-2020

Bob MacMillan
1982-1984

Bobby Carpenter
1993-1999
Devils Stadiums

1982-2007

2007-Present
Championship Teams

1994/95 Stanley Cup Champions
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1999/00 Stanley Cup Champions
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2002/03 Stanley Cup Champions
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