NEWARK, N.J. -- Jack Hughes says he can sense the frustration, but deep down, the New Jersey Devils center said he knows it’s just a matter of time before he and the Devils rediscover the offensive formula that had them clicking on all cylinders earlier this season.

The National Hockey League has spent the past few weeks unveiling their Quarter Century rosters for every NHL team, and on Wednesday night, the New Jersey Devils First and Second rosters were revealed.

On Wednesday night, the NHL revealed the New Jersey Devils‘ quarter-century team. Representing the best players who have ever donned the black and red

Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe explained why he halted practice to lay into his players amid a four-game losing streak.

Stefan Noesen scored a power-play goal in overtime and Jacob Markstrom made 23 saves as the New Jersey Devils defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-2.

At one point this season, the New Jersey Devils looked as if they might be the best team in the NHL. That has not been the case lately, as the Devils' offense flails and they slide further down the NHL Power Rankings.

The New Jersey Devils have been going through quite the rough skid, dropping nine of their last 11 contests. The Devils’ “big four” – Jack Hughes, Jesper

New Jersey Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe shares his reasoning for putting Nathan Bastian with Jack Hughes and Ondrej Palat.

The Devils' pool is one of the league's quirkiest in that it's led by three of the sport's top young defensemen.

On the ice, New Jersey Devils star forward Jack Hughes is a magician. The 23-year-old can turn a game on its head and, on most nights, plays must-see hockey. Off the ice, Hughes enjoys joking around with his teammates and is direct and minimalistic when handling his media availabilities.