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The New Jersey Devils got a little bit of everything in their victory over the Utah Hockey Club last night. Their captain opened the scoring, Timo Meier broke a goalless streak, and Curtis Lazar provided depth scoring. The latter two points have eluded the Devils for a while this season. With a tough stretch of games, starting tonight against the Vegas Golden Knights, they’ll need to prove they can get contributions up and down the lineup against playoff-bound teams.
The Devils’ lineup against Vegas this time is less injury-ridden.
—Ondrej Palat scored his 12th goal of the season on the power play, assisted by Stefan Noesen and Jesper Bratt in the Devils’ last meeting with Vegas.
—Nico Hischier was sidelined with injury and has not played against the Golden Knights yet this season.
022/06/25 3-1, L Prudential Center
03/02/25 TBD Vegas
Record: 5-7-1
Home Record: 3-4-0
Road Record: 2-3-1
Ondrej Palat–Jack Hughes–Jesper Bratt
Timo Meier–Nico Hischier–Stefan Noesen
Paul Cotter–Erik Haula–Dawson Mercer
Tomas Tatar–Curtis Lazar–Nathan Bastian
Brenden Dillon–Dougie Hamilton
Luke Hughes–Johnathan Kovacevic
Brett Pesce–Simon Nemec
Jake Allen
Nico Daws
*Lineup subject to change
Brandon Saad–Jack Eichel–Mark Stone
Pavel Dorofeyev–Tomas Hertl–Victor Olofsson
Ivan Barbashev–Brett Howden–Keegan Kolesar
Tanner Pearson–Nicolas Roy–Raphael Lavoie
Nicolas Hague–Alex Pietrangelo
Noah Hanifin–Zach Whitecloud
Brayden McNabb–KAedan Korczak
Adin Hill
Ilya Samsonov
*Lineup subject to change
Watch: MSGSN
Radio: DEVILS HOCKEY NET
Tue., Mar. 4 At DAL 8:00 P.M. E.T.
Fri., Mar. 7 Vs WPG 7:00 P.M. E.T.
Sun., Mar. 9 At PHI 1:00 P.M. E.T.
Tue., Mar. 11 Vs CBJ 7:00 P.M. E.T.
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