US EditionDevils Host the Avalanche After Hamilton’s 2-Goal Game
Jack Hughes scored the overtime winner as the Devils extended their longest winning streak since 2022-23 to eight games, improving to 7-1 this season.
- On Sunday, Jack Hughes scored at 1:53 of overtime and Jake Allen made 21 saves as the New Jersey Devils beat the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 in Newark, New Jersey.
- After Dougie Hamilton's two-goal game, the New Jersey Devils hosted the Colorado Avalanche in the teams' first meeting of the season Sunday.
- Defenseman Simon Nemec had three assists, Connor Brown scored on a second period breakaway at 12:51 for his fifth goal, and rookie Arseny Gritsyuk added a first period goal at 9:09.
- New Jersey's scoring differential stands at +12, with 31 goals scored and 19 conceded, while the Devils hold a 4-0-0 home record and 7-1 overall.
- Up next, the Devils visit Avalanche on Tuesday to complete a home-and-home and begin a four-game road trip after Colorado's recent 3-2 loss at Boston and goalie Scott Wedgewood starting due to Mackenzie Blackwood's injury.
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Devils off to best start since 1993-94 season after beating Avalanche for 8th straight win
NEWARK – It was the kind of test that, at this time of year, proves valuable for when the games really start to matter. It was also one that the New Jersey Devils passed. For the first time since 1993, the Devils have won eight of their first nine games of the season after Jack Hughes’ overtime game-winner gave his team a 4-3 win over the Colorado Avalanche in a Sunday afternoon matinee at Prudential Center. New Jersey advanced all the way to th…
New Jersey remains the NHL's team of the hour. Against the Colorado Avalanche, the Devils celebrate the 8th consecutive victory.
Denver Post
Jack Hughes scores twice as Avalanche falls to Devils, 4-3, in overtime
NEWARK, N.J. — The Colorado Avalanche rallied twice Sunday afternoon, which was enough to claim one point. It was not enough to snap a losing streak that has now reached four games. Jack Hughes scored his second goal of the game for the New Jersey Devils to send the Avs to a 4-3 overtime defeat at Prudential Center. Both Nathan MacKinnon and Martin Necas had turnovers on the shift ahead of Hughes’ tally. Brock Nelson scored the second goal of hi…
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