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The 2013 NHL season did not go as expected for the defending Eastern Conference Champions.

The New Jersey Devils have missed the playoffs in two of the last three seasons and as we approach the off-season, there are plenty of questions surrounding free agency.

The New Jersey Devils have a long wait ahead of them while they sit idly by as the playoffs progress this season.

Last summer was a tough one for the New Jersey Devils . Coming off of a surprise appearance in the Stanley Cup Finals, they had their issues with players up for free agency.

There's little mystery why the New Jersey Devils missed the playoffs a year after facing the Los Angeles Kings for the Stanley Cup.

Offseasons often mean major changes for the Devils. General manager Lou Lamoriello is not shy about changing coaches, and his policy of choosing not to negotiate contracts extensions with most unrestricted free agents sometimes leads to top players like Zach Parise leaving the team.

In their final regular-season game, the New Jersey Devils were shut-out by the New York Rangers by a score of 4-0 on Saturday afternoon, putting an end to an abysmal season in which the team will miss the postseason for the second time in three years.

For the first time in more than 16 years, Martin Brodeur will sit on the visiting bench this afternoon at Madison Square Garden and watch someone else tend goal for the Devils in their season finale against the Rangers.

Devils rookie Eric Gelinas will get to play his first NHL game tonight against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

As I sit here hunting and pecking at the keyboard, the New Jersey Devils are ready to drop the puck against the Montreal Canadiens.

The New Jersey Devils played the role of spoiler Tuesday by upending the playoff-bound Montreal Canadiens, 3-2, at Prudential Center.

There are certain players who simply belong in a Devils jersey. In Martin Brodeur's eyes, Patrik Elias is one of those players.