Amid a flurry of trade deadline activity, the New Jersey Devils are still struggling to improve their playoff status in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Flyers' postseason hopes continue to fade with the team mired in another extended slide.

The New Jersey Devils make the short trip to Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon looking to snap out of a losing funk with a matchup against the Flyers.

The Devils are shorthanded on the back line as they make a push towards the playoffs in the Eastern Conference.

Despite a season-ending injury to New Jersey Devils superstar Jack ... forward as it tries to rebuild on the fly. The Devils are currently battling for their playoff positioning in the Eastern Conference. They currently sit in third place in the ...

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The New Jersey Devils announced star center Jack Hughes underwent successful shoulder surgery on Wednesday, ending his 2024-25 season. He will be placed on long-term injured reserve while he recovers.

Jack Hughes is done for the year. The Devils star underwent shoulder surgery on Wednesday and will miss the rest of the 2024-25 campaign, the team announced. Hughes left Sunday night’s game after he fell into the boards and appeared to be holding his shoulder as he left the ice.

Jack Hughes will not play for the New Jersey Devils against the Dallas Stars on Tuesday as the team awaits test results for his injury.

Devils: With top goaltender Jacob Markstrom sidelined for multiple weeks with an MCL sprain, continuing to get strong goaltending from Jake Allen and Daws will be important as New Jersey keeps pace in the Eastern Conference playoff race. Predators ...

The injury to New Jersey Devils superstar Jack Hughes is a season-altering event. The Devils bounced back in 2024-2025 to put themselves in a playoff position.

BOTTOM LINE: The New Jersey Devils take on the Winnipeg Jets in a non-conference matchup. New Jersey is 15-10-4 at home and 33-24-6 overall. The Devils are ninth in NHL play serving 9.0 penalty minutes per game.

Devils' superstar Jack Hughes left a game Sunday after a collision with the boards. He is out for the season following shoulder surgery.