Devils 2025-26 Player Previews: Timo Meier
With the dog days of the offseason finally in the rearview, the New Jersey Devils are set to begin an action-packed 2025-26 season. Following a disappointing first-round playoff exit, fans…
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Switzerland’s Projected Roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics
It’s fair to say that the Winter Olympics have not been kind to Switzerland as of late. The Swiss finished eighth in 2022, tenth in 2018, and ninth in 2014…
Timo Meier’s Devils Tenure: Inconsistency, Growth, and Future Potential
When the New Jersey Devils acquired Timo Meier from the San Jose Sharks at the 2023 Trade Deadline, expectations were sky-high. The 6-foot-1 power forward arrived with a reputation as…
Devils Need Meier & Hughes Chemistry to Maximize Success
When the New Jersey Devils traded for Timo Meier in February of 2023, he seemed like he’d be a perfect match alongside Jack Hughes. He’s big, physical, and capable of…
Devils’ 2025-26 Roster Projections 2.0 – Post-Draft & Free Agency
With the NHL Draft and free agency madness completed, the New Jersey Devils, for the most part, seem to have their group locked down for the upcoming season. With that…
Devils’ Hischier, Meier, & Siegenthaler Named to Switzerland’s Preliminary 2026 Olympics Roster
On Monday morning, Team Switzerland announced the first six players who made the preliminary roster for the 2026 Olympics. This marks the first time that NHL players will be able…
Switzerland Names 1st 6 players for 2026 Winter Olympics Roster
Switzerland has named its first six players to its preliminary roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics. The remainder of the rosters will be announced later this year. Olympic update: Switzerland's…
Devils’ Hughes & Meier See Major Defensive Improvement Under Keefe
When the New Jersey Devils had their struggles this season, it typically wasn’t for a lack of defense. According to Natural Stat Trick, their 220 goals allowed (2.68 per game)…
Devils’ Timo Meier Offensively Dominant at 2025 Worlds
The New Jersey Devils dominated at the 2025 IIHF World Championship. The club had three players representing their home country in the semifinals: Jacob Markstrom, Jonas Siegenthaler, and Timo Meier.…
Recapping New Jersey Devils’ Performances at the 2025 World Championships
For the last few weeks, some New Jersey Devils players had the honor of participating at the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Championships. They made quite some noise: Timo…