Category: Maple Leafs

NEW JERSEY DEVILS (17-22-7 – 41 Points) vs.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (25-16-6 – 56 Points)

TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2020

	1	2	3	OT	FINAL
NEW JERSEY	0	1	3	–	4
TORONTO	3	2	2	–	7

GAME SUMMARY         |           EVENT SUMMARY        |           FACEOFF SUMMARY

ON THE SCORESHEET

• John Tavares opened the scoring for the Maple Leafs at 5:18 of the first period before picking up the secondary assist on Nylander’s second period goal and later adding the secondary assist on Auston Matthews’ second period goal. Tonight’s game is his fourth multi-assist and 13th multi-point game of the season. He has 37 points (19 goals, 18 assists) in 42 career games against the Devils. Tavares has goals (2) and points (2-2-4) in two consecutive games. He has two goals and four assists against New Jersey in 2019-20. In 11 games against Metropolitan Division teams he has recorded 5 goals and 8 assists.
• Frederik Gauthier scored the second Toronto goal of the night at 9:10 of the first period. He has two goals over his last four games. He has recorded seven (5-2-7) of his 10 points on home ice this season.
• Zach Hyman scored the third Maple Leafs goal of the game on the power play at 19:56 of the first period and later had the secondary assist on Auston Matthews’ third period goal. Hyman has goals (2), assists (3) and points (2-3-5) in two consecutive games. Tonight’s game is his fifth multi-point performance of the season. He has 11 points (5 goals, 6 assists) in 11 games on home ice this season.
• William Nylander collected the secondary assist on Tavares’ first period goal and later scored the fourth Toronto goal of the night at 2:12 of the second period. Nylander has assists (2) and points (1-2-3) in two consecutive games. He two goals and three assists in two games against New Jersey this season. Tonight’s game is Nylander’s 10th multi-point performance of 2019-20. His second period goal is his 20th goal of the season — the third time he has reached the 20-goal mark in his career.
• Auston Matthews scored the Maple Leafs fifth goal of the game on the power play at 10:39 of the second period and later added Toronto’s sixth goal of the night at 3:58 of the third period before scoring the Maple Leafs’ seventh goal of the night into an empty net at 18:40 of the third period. Tonight’s game is Matthews’ ninth multi-goal game of 2019-20, which leads the NHL, and his second career hat trick (Previous: October 12, 2016 at Ottawa). He has registered multi-points in a game on 19 occasions this season. He has seven goals over his last five games played. In 23 games on home ice, he has recorded 39 points (27 goals, 12 assists).
• Rasmus Sandin registered the primary assist on Tavares’ first period goal and later had the primary assist on Hyman’s first period goal. Tonight’s game is Sandin’s first career multi-assist and multi-point game. He was recalled from the Toronto Marlies (AHL) on January 13. He has four assists in seven games with the Maple Leafs this season. He has 15 points (2-13-15) in 21 games with the Marlies in 2019-20, while collecting 10 points (3-7-10) in seven games at the 2020 World Juniors.
• William Nylander collected the secondary assist on Tavares’ first period goal. Nylander has assists (2) in two consecutive games. He recorded a goal and two assists on December 27 at New Jersey. He has 16 points (8-8-16) in 15 games against Metropolitan Division teams.
• Jason Spezza had the secondary assist on Hyman’s first period goal. Spezza has two points (1-1-2) in his last four games. Tonight’s game is his 1,100th career NHL game, making him the 196th player in League history to reach the milestone. He has recorded 933 career NHL points (338 goals, 595 assists).
• Pierre Engvall registered the primary assist on Nylander’s second period goal. He has recorded five points (3 goals, 2 assists) in six games during the month of January. In 10 games on home ice, he has collected six points (4-2-6).
• Mitch Marner recorded the primary assist on Matthews’ second period goal and later had the primary assist on Matthews’ third period goal. Marner has points (3-8-11) in eight consecutive games. His 21 primary assists are the ninth-most in the NHL. He has recorded 25 of his 33 assists in 21 games on home ice this season. In six games during the month of January, he has registered nine points (4-5-9).
• Frederik Andersen stopped 24 shots to earn his 22nd win of the season.

SHOTS ON GOAL (5-on-5 in brackets)

	1st	2nd	3rd	OT	TOTAL
NEW JERSEY	7 (6)	10 (6)	11 (9)	–	28 (21)
TORONTO	16 (9)	6 (2)	12 (10)	–	34 (21)

SHOT ATTEMPTS (5-on-5 in brackets)

	1st	2nd	3rd	OT	TOTAL
NEW JERSEY	15 (11)	20 (16)	24 (21)	–	59 (48)
TORONTO	27 (17)	12 (3)	19 (17)	–	58 (37)

NO PLACE LIKE HOME

Record at Home	12-5-6 (23 Games)
All-Time Record vs. New Jersey	75-41-20-9 (144 Games)
All-Time Record vs. New Jersey at Home	48-17-5-3 (73 Games)
Record vs. Eastern Conference	14-10-5 (29 Games)
Record vs. Metropolitan Division	7-4-4 (15 Games)
Attendance	19,124

MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS

Shots	5 (Barrie, Nylander)
Shot Attempts	7 (Matthews)
Faceoff Wins	12 (Tavares)
Faceoff Win Percentage	100% (Gauthier – 6 won, 0 lost)
Hits	4 (Ceci)
Blocked Shots	4 (Holl)
Takeaways	3 (Hyman, Marincin)
TOI	21:51 (Marner)
Power Play TOI	5:12 (Marner, Matthews, Tavares)
Shorthanded TOI	4:15 (Marincin)
Shifts	24 (Holl)
5-on-5 Shot Attempt Percentage	65.2% (Marincin – 15 for, 8 against)

RECORD WHEN…

Scoring first	17-3-1
Lead after 1	13-2-1
Lead after 2	18-1-2
Score multiple power play goals	6-1-0
Allow one power play goal	12-8-3
Outshooting opponent	12-6-2
Tuesday	6-3-1

OF NOTE…

• The Maple Leafs went 3-for-4 on the penalty kill and 2-for-4 on the power play tonight.
• Travis Dermott was on the ice for a team-high 16 Toronto shot attempts-for at 5-on-5 tonight. Dermott finished the game with a 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 43.2 percent (16 for, 21 against).
• Cody Ceci started 11.1 percent of his 5-on-5 shifts in the offensive zone, which was the lowest mark among Toronto skaters. 
• Auston Matthews was 6-for-8 (75%) in the faceoff circle against New Jersey centre Nico Hischier.
• John Tavares won 63 percent (5 won, 3 lost) of his offensive zone faceoffs.

UPCOMING GAMES:

• Thursday, January 16, 7:00 p.m. vs. Calgary Flames (TSN4, FAN 590)
• Saturday, January 18, 7:00 p.m. vs. Chicago Blackhawks (Sportsnet, FAN 590)
• Monday, January 27, 8:00 p.m. at Nashville Predators (TSN4, TSN 1050)
• Wednesday, January 29, 7:30 p.m. at Dallas Stars (Sportsnet, FAN 590)
• Saturday, February 1, 7:00 p.m. vs. Ottawa Senators (Sportsnet, TSN 1050).

NEW JERSEY DEVILS (17-21-7 – 41 Points) vs.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (24-16-6 – 54 Points)

JANUARY 14, 2020 ▪ 7:00 PM EST

SCOTIABANK ARENA (TORONTO, ON) ▪
TV: SPORTSNET ONTARIO ▪ RADIO: TSN 1050

MAPLE LEAFS HISTORY versus NEW JERSEY

ALL-TIME RECORD:	74-41-20-9 (144 Games)
ALL-TIME AT HOME:	47-17-5-3 (73 Games)
2019-20:	1-0-0
LAST FIVE:	4-1-0
LAST 10:	7-2-1

MAPLE LEAFS CAREER LEADERS versus NEW JERSEY

GAMES PLAYED:	Jason Spezza (41), John Tavares (41), Morgan Rielly (19)
GOALS:	John Tavares (18), Jason Spezza (8), Auston Matthews (5)
ASSISTS:	Jason Spezza (27), John Tavares (16), Morgan Rielly (6)
POINTS:	Jason Spezza (35), John Tavares (34), Auston Matthews (10)
PENALTY MINUTES:	Jason Spezza (18), John Tavares (16), William Nylander (8), Morgan Rielly (8)

MAPLE LEAFS – DEVILS TEAM STATS

	TORONTO	NEW JERSEY
GOALS FOR (Rank):	165 (1st)	118 (t-28th)
GOALS AGAINST (Rank):	150 (27th)	152 (29th)
POWER PLAY [%] (Rank):	29/122 [23.2%] (7th)	32/139 [14.3%] (30th)
PENALTY KILL [%] (Rank):	99/130 [75.8%] (26th)	90/115 [80.1%] (17th)
SHOTS (Rank):	1547 (5th)	1401 (21st)
5-on-5 SHOT ATTEMPTS FOR (Rank):	2342 (3rd)	1868 (29th)
5-on-5 SHOT ATTEMPT % (Rank):	52.8% (6th)	47.1% (28th)
FACEOFF % (Rank):	52.6% (3rd)	47.3% (29th)

MAPLE LEAFS – DEVILS NOTES

FIRST MATCHUP BETWEEN CLUBS:	October 9, 1974 vs. Kansas City (Toronto 6, Kansas City 2)
ALL-TIME RECORD:	74-41-20-9 (144 Games)
ALL-TIME RECORD AT HOME:	47-17-5-3 (73 Games)
ALL-TIME RECORD ON THE ROAD:	27-24-15-5 (71 Games)
LAST WIN VS. OPPONENT AT HOME:	November 9, 2018 (Toronto 6, New Jersey 1)

MAPLE LEAFS MILESTONES vs. DEVILS

Alex Kerfoot	Selected by New Jersey in the fifth round (150th overall) of the 2012 NHL Draft.
William Nylander	200th NHL game (Jan. 10, 2019 at NJD)
John Tavares	300th NHL goal (Jan. 10, 2019 at NJD)

MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS

CATEGORY	LEADER
GOALS	31 (Matthews)
ASSISTS	31 (Marner)
POINTS	54 (Matthews)
POWER PLAY POINTS	16 (Matthews)
SHORTHANDED POINTS	2 (Engvall, Kapanen)
PIMs	34 (Muzzin)
SHOTS	175 (Matthews)
FACEOFF WIN%	57.8% (Gauthier)
5-on-5 SHOT ATTEMPT %	55.6% (Matthews)
BLOCKED SHOTS	71 (Ceci)
TAKEAWAYS	51 (Matthews)
HITS	87 (Muzzin)
TOI PER GAME	24:15 (Rielly)
PP TOI PER GAME	3:05 (Marner)
SH TOI PER GAME	2:58 (Ceci)

MAPLE LEAFS PLAYER NOTES

Frederik Andersen	– Is 9-4-5 at home this season with a 3.09 goals-against average and a .903 save percentage. – Has made eight career appearances against the Devils and is 6-2-0 with a 1.87 goals-against average and a .942 save percentage.- Third in the NHL in wins (21).- Third in the NHL in total saves (1,010) and second in even-strength saves (856).
Tyson Barrie	– Has four multi-assist games, which is tied for 12th-most among NHL defencemen.- Tied for 11th among NHL defencemen in multi-point games (7) – One of 13 NHL defencemen to have recorded at least 115 shots on goal (118).- Has seven points (1 goal, 6 assists) in 14 games against Metropolitan Division opposition.
Cody Ceci	– 14th among NHL skaters in shorthanded time on ice (136:35).- Has played 61.7 percent of Toronto’s shorthanded ice time, which is tied for the 14th-highest shorthanded time on ice percentage among NHLers who have appeared in at least 30 games.
Pierre Engvall	– Second among NHL rookies who have appeared in at least 20 games in goals per 60 minutes of 5-on-5 ice time (1.18).- Averages 4.2 shots on goal per 60 minutes of ice time while shorthanded.
Justin Holl	– Has started 45.2 percent of his 5-on-5 shifts in the offensive zone, which is the lowest mark among Toronto defencemen who have appeared in at least 20 games.- Has an unblocked shot attempt percentage of 52.8 percent at 5-on-5, which is the third-highest percentage among Toronto defencemen who have appeared in at least 20 games.- Has a 5-on-5 on-ice goals-for percentage of 55.3 percent, which is the highest percentage among Maple Leafs defencemen who have appeared in at least 20 games.
Michael Hutchinson	– Has a 2-1-1 record with a 2.31 goals-against average and a .929 save percentage on home ice this season.
Zach Hyman	– Has a 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 54.7 percent, which is tied for fourth among Toronto skaters who have played 20 games.- Has an on-ice goals for percentage of 58.1 percent at 5-on-5, which is third among Toronto skaters who have played 20 games. – Averaging 15:20 per game in 5-on-5 ice time, which ranks seventh among Maple Leafs.
Kasperi Kapanen	– Tied for third among Maple Leafs in points (2-7-9; 8 GP) since the Christmas break.- Has scored 10 goals this season, which is tied for 10th most among NHLers with no power play goals.- Fifth among Toronto skaters in even-strength points (8-15-23).
Alex Kerfoot	– Tied for eighth among Maple Leafs in even-strength goals (6). – Ninth among Maple Leafs in even-strength points (6-9-15).- Only Toronto forward to have recorded at least 25 hits (35) and 25 blocked shots (26) this season.
Mitch Marner	– Has eight multi-assist games, which is tied for the ninth-most among NHL skaters.- Averaging 1.26 points per game, which is tied for the 10th-highest average among NHLers who have played in at least 30 games.- Averaging 1.30 primary assists per 60 minutes of ice time at 5-on-5, which is sixth among NHLers who have appeared in at least 30 games.- Tied for 13th in the NHL in primary assists (19). His 19 primary assists are tied for the most among NHLers who have appeared in fewer than 40 games.- Tied for 14th among NHL forwards in shifts per game (24.9).
Auston Matthews	– Second among NHL skaters in goals (31).- First NHLer to score 20 even-strength goals this season. Currently leads the League with 23 even-strength goals.- Leads the NHL in goals scored at 5-on-5 (20).- Leads the NHL in multi-goal games (8).- Tied for 10th among NHL skaters in even-strength points (23-15-38).- Fifth in the NHL with 175 shots on goal.
William Nylander	– Averages 1.17 goals per 60 minutes of ice time at 5-on-5, which ranks second among Toronto skaters and is tied for 22nd among NHL skaters who have appeared in 40 games.- One of 17 NHLers to average at least 14:00 minutes per game at 5-on-5 (14:31) while maintaining a goal per 60-minute rate of at least 1.10 (1.17).- Had a goal and two assists against the Devils on December 27.
Jason Spezza	– Has recorded seven points (3-4-7) in 11 games against Metropolitan Division opposition.- Averaging 2.24 points per 60 minutes of ice time at 5-on-5 this season, which is the fifth-highest average among Toronto skaters who have appeared in at least 20 games.- Averaging 1.31 assists per 60 minutes of ice time at 5-on-5 this season, which ranks third among Maple Leafs who have appeared in at least 20 games.
John Tavares	– Tied for 19th among NHL skaters in multi-point games (12).- Tied for 32nd among NHLers in even-strength goals (14). His 14 even-strength goals are tied for the most among NHLers who have appeared in fewer than 40 games.- Has a 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 54.8 percent, which is 20th among NHL centres who have appeared in 30 games.- Averaging 17.75 shot attempts per 60 minutes of ice time at 5-on-5, which is the fourth-highest average among NHL centres who have appeared in 30 games.- Averaging 9.46 shots on goal at 5-on-5 per 60 minutes of ice time, which is ninth among NHL centres who have appeared in 30 games.

CURRENT POINT STREAKS

Kasperi Kapanen	Has assists (6) and points (1-6-7) in five consecutive games.
Mitch Marner	Has points (3-6-9) in seven consecutive games.
Morgan Rielly	Has assists (2) in two consecutive games.

UPCOMING MILESTONES

Alex Kerfoot	Two games from 200 NHL games
Jason Spezza	One game from 1,100 NHL games

RECENT MILESTONES

Mason Marchment

First NHL point (January 6 vs. EDM)

INJURY REPORT

Ilya Mikheyev (Wrist Laceration)	On injured reserve.
Trevor Moore (Concussion)	On injured reserve.
Jake Muzzin (Foot)	On injured reserve.
Morgan Rielly (Foot)	On injured reserve.
	Man Games Lost: 107

Rielly injury leaves Leafs defence corps in world of hurt

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RECENT TRANSACTIONS

January

14 Recalled defenceman Timothy Liljegren from the Toronto Marlies.

January 13	Recalled defenceman Rasmus Sandin from the Toronto Marlies (AHL). Placed defenceman Morgan Rielly on injured reserve.
January 12	Activated forward Andreas Johnsson from injured reserve. Placed defenceman Jake Muzzin on injured reserve.
January 10	Signed defenceman Martin Marincin to a one-year contract extension.

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DEVILS NOTES

LAST GAME vs. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
The Devils defeated the Lightning, 3-1, in the second of three contests of the 2019-20 regular season series. New Jersey improves to
(1-0-1; 3 pts) against Tampa Bay this season. New Jersey will face-off against Tampa for the third and final time, March 15 at Amalie
Arena.
Tonight concludes the clubs 11th of 16 sets of back-to-back action. The Devils improve their 5-6-1 record in second games. The victory
marks the first time the Devils have won both games in back-to-back play this season (last: 11/15 vs PIT, 11/16 @ MTL).
New Jersey improves to 6-6-2 (3-3-2 home) against Atlantic Division opponents this season. The Lightning outshot the Devils, 27-20.
The 20 shots on goal ties a season low for the Devils in one game. New Jersey was 23-37 (62%) in face-offs tonight. The Devils are 4-
3-1 at Prudential Center and 5-8-1 overall against the Lightning since the 2015-16 season.
Andy Greene notched the Devils first goal of the game, 3:10 into the second period assisted by Miles Wood and Jack Hughes. The
tuck gives Greene his first of the season, and is now two goals away from his 50th of his NHL/NJD career.
Travis Zajac tallied the game winner for the Devils 9:52 into the second frame, assisted by Nikita Gusev and Damon Severson. Zajac
is now two goals shy from tying Zach Parise for fourth place on the Devils all-time goals list. Gusev extends his point streak to three
games (1/9-12; 1G-2A).
Wood notched the empty net goal, 19:59 into the third frame, the latest recorded goal in a period this season for New Jersey. Wayne
Simmonds and Greene assisted Wood’s tuck. Wood extends his goal streak to two games, Greene notches his second multi-point
game this season (1G-1A) and Simmonds extends his assist streak to two games.
Louis Domingue got the start for his seventh of the season (second consecutive). Domingue stopped 26 of 27 shots faced, and
improves to 3-4-0 this season (2-1-0 vs. Atlantic).
TONIGHT’S GAME @ TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
Tonight’s contest marks the second of three contests between New Jersey and Toronto in the 2019-20 regular season series. The
Leafs defeated the Devils in the first matchup at Prudential Center, Dec. 27, 5-4, in overtime.
The club opens up a three game road trip before the All-Star break. After Toronto, the Devils will travel to Washington and end in
Columbus on Saturday.
New Jersey is 2-4 on the penalty kill, and 1-3 on the power play through one contest. The Maple Leafs are outshooting the Devils, 37-

28. New Jersey is 24-46 (52%) in the face-off circle through one game played.
    Nico Hischier (1G-2A), Kyle Palmieri (1G-2A) and Jesper Bratt (1G-2A) lead New Jersey in scoring against Toronto, tallying three
    points each in the late December matchup.
    Mackenzie Blackwood fell in overtime in the first matchup. Blackwood stopped 32 out of 37 shots against. Louis Domingue is a
    career 1-0-0 against Tampa Bay, allowing two goals on 39 shots against (.949 SV%). Cory Schneider is 7-1-4, posting a 2.05 GAA in
    his career against the Leafs.
    William Nylander (1G-2A) and John Tavares (1G-2A) lead Toronto in scoring against the Devils. Nylander notched the game winner for
    the Maple Leafs in the contest. Michael Hutchinson earned the victory allowing four goals in 62:30 minutes of action. Frederik Anderson
    is a career 6-2-0 against the Devils allowing 15 goals posting a 1.87 GAA.
    The Devils are 1-2-3 at Scotiabank Arena and 4-5-4 overall against the Maple Leafs since the 2015-16 season. New Jersey will face-off
    against Toronto for the third and final time this season, March 17 at Scotiabank Arena.
    INJURIES
    Ben Street (I.R.) – 2 games missed; Upper-body injury sustained Jan. 9
    Mackenzie Blackwood (Day-to-day) – 2 games missed; Upper-body sustained Jan. 9
    Kyle Palmieri (Day-to-day) – 1 game missed; Lower-body sustained Jan. 11
    Total Man-Games Lost to Injury: 84
    PRIDE NIGHT
    The New Jersey Devils will host their Fourth Annual Pride Night on Saturday, Jan. 4 vs. the Colorado Avalanche (7:00 p.m. game. In
    honor of the NHL’s “Hockey is For Everyone” initiative, the Devils will hold a pregame Panel featuring gold medalist and U.S Women’s
    Ice Hockey Team Captain Meghan Duggan and LGBTQ athletes and coaches. Proceeds from the sales of player-used sticks wrapped
    with pride tape, pride-themed hats, shirts and more will benefit You Can Play and Garden State Equality. This year’s game is being held
    in collaboration with Newark Gay Pride, a volunteer organization that engages in advocacy, education, programming and recreational
    events in support of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in Newark.
    Pre-Game Pride Night Panel:
    The Annual Pride Night Pregame Panel, in partnership with OutSports, featured Centenary University wrestler Alec Donovan, former
    student-athlete Arman Bashiri and Greenburgh North Castle UFSD Athletic Director and Basketball Coach Anthony Nicodemo and U.S.
    Women’s Olympic Team Captain and Gold Medalist Meghan Duggan as moderator. The diverse panel of athletes shared their insights
    on the challenges facing the LGBTQ community, recent successes and milestones, and ambitions for the future.
    Pride Tape Stick and Drum Auction:
    Devils players warm-up sticks and Mascot “N.J. Devil’s” drum, wrapped in Pride Tape, will be will be autographed and auctioned off
    following the game at NewJerseyDevils.com/Auction. The online auction is live through Jan. 18, 2020 with proceeds benefitting You
    Can Play and Garden State Equality.
    Game Presentation Honors for LGBTQ Community Leaders:
    In celebration of local LGBTQ community and industry leaders, the National Anthem will be sung by long-time Devils National
    Anthemguest singer Max DeFrancesco, a member of the LGBTQ community; Newark Gay Pride will act as Honor Guard; and
    Backward Flag Brewery owner Torie Fisher will be honored as Hero of the Game.

Devils Pride
On Monday, March 23, the New Jersey Devils will host Hockey is for Everyone: Gender Equality Night. The night will include an allwomen pregame panel and networking event titled, Women in the Business of Hockey. The panel will feature influential women who
hold various roles on the business side of hockey. Proceeds from 50/50 sales will benefit Devils Care Foundation with funds earmarked
for Girls Youth Hockey Initiatives.

MILESTONES

*Jesper Boqvist – 1st
NHL goal (Nov. 26 vs. MIN)
*Will Butcher – 200th NHL GP (Jan. 11 @ WSH)

*Blake Coleman – 200 GP NJD/NHL (Nov. 19 vs. BOS)

*Andy Greene – Passed Scott Niedermayer for 7 th place all time in Devils/franchise GP (893)(Dec. 3 vs. VGK) -900 th NJD/NHL GP (Dec. 20 vs. WSH) -2 G to 50 NJD/NHL -5 A to 200 NJD/NHL

*Nikita Gusev – 1 st NHL goal (Oct. 4 vs. WPG)

*John Hayden – 1 st Devils point (1A; Nov. 23 vs. DET) -1 st Devil goal (Dec. 23 @ CHI)

*Nico Hischier – 100 th NHL/Devils career points (Oct. 5 @ BUF; 1A)

*Jack Hughes – 1 st NHL point (Oct. 17 vs. NYR; 1A) -1 st NHL goal (Oct. 19 vs. VAN)

*Kyle Palmieri – 500 th NHL GP (Oct. 10 vs. EDM) -100 th Devils assist (Nov. 1 vs. PHI) -300 th NHL point (Oct. 30 vs. TB; 3G) -50 th PPG (Oct. 30 vs. TB) -150 th NHL assists (Nov. 28 @ MTL)

*Damon Severson – 400 th NHL/NJD GP *Ben Street – 1 st NJD point (1A; Jan. 7 vs. NYI) *P.K. Subban – 100 th NHL goal (Nov. 2 @ CAR)

*Sami Vatanen – 100 th Devils GP (Jan. 15 @ CBJ) -400 th NHL GP (Nov. 4 @ WPG)

*Miles Wood – 200 th NHL/NJD GP (Oct. 4 vs. WPG)

*Travis Zajac – Passed John MacLean for fifth place in GP in NJD franchise history with 935 (Nov. 5 @ WPG) -Tied Kirk Muller for third place on the Devils all-time points list (520) (Jan. 2 @ NYI; 1A) -Passed Muller for third place on the Devils-all-time points list (522)(Jan. 9 @ NYR; 2A) -2 G to tie Zach Parise four fourth place on the Devils all-time goals list

RECENT HAPPENINGS

Dec. 14: Placed Louis Domingue on I.R.

-Recalled Evan Cormier from Binghamton (AHL) Dec. 16: Traded Taylor Hall and Blake Speers to Arizona in exchange for Arizona’s first-round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft (top-three protected), Arizona’s third-round selection (conditional) in 2021, defenseman Kevin Bahl and forwards Nick Merkley and Nate Schnarr Dec. 17: Assigned Evan Cormier to Binghamton (AHL)
-Recalled Gilles Senn from Binghamton (AHL) Dec. 18: Activated Connor Carrick off of I.R. Dec. 24: Assigned Michael McLeod to Binghamton (AHL) Dec. 28: Activated Louis Domingue off of I.R. and assigned to Binghamton (AHL) Dec. 30: Signed prospect Nikita Okhotyuk to a three-year entry level contract. Jan. 1: Assigned Gilles Senn to Binghamton (AHL)

-Recalled Louis Domingue from Binghamton (AHL) Jan. 4: Recalled Ben Street from Binghamton (AHL) Jan. 5: Activated Matt Tennyson off of I.R. and placed on waivers Jan. 6: Matt Tennyson cleared waivers, assigned to Binghamton (AHL) Jan. 11: Recalled Evan Cormier from Binghamton (AHL) Jan. 12: Placed Ben Street on I.R. -Assigned Evan Cormier to Binghamton (AHL) –Recalled Cory Schneider from Binghamton (AHL)

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