TORONTO - The New Jersey Devils are left looking for answers again, as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Devils 6-1 Friday night in Toronto. The Devils kept things close heading into the second, before the Leafs exploded for four second period goals ...

The New Jersey Devils are limping home to the Prudential Center after a 1-3-0 Western Conference road trip. The Devils could certainly use some firepower, especially on a moribund power-play that is 0-for-29 in their last nine games. New Jersey is 26th in ...

The Maple Leafs needed to win by 2 goals or more to cover the puck line. They did not cover, so people who took the Devils won. (1st 13:24) J. Tavares scored a goal, assisted by W. Nylander and O. Ekman-Larsson.

You can watch the game on MSG. You can listen to the game on the Devils Hockey Network. After a day off on Wednesday, the Devils held a full morning skate today in Toronto, preparing to face the Maple Leafs. Although the Devils are on a 10-game winning ...

New Jersey Devils (37-37-5, seventh in the Metropolitan Division) vs. Toronto Maple Leafs (46-23-9, third in the Atlantic Division) Toronto; Thursday, 7 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: The Toronto Maple Leafs play the New Jersey Devils with a three win streak intact.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have already made headlines this summer, landing coveted coach Mike Babcock and trading Phil Kessel, but they made perhaps their biggest splash yet when they announced that Lou Lamoriello will become the team's general manager.

The New Jersey Devils came into Tuesday night’s game with the Toronto Maple Leafs with a bit of motivation. Their head coach, Sheldon Keefe, was returning to the city he called home for five seasons. And he had yet to win a game in the city as a visitor.

TORONTO (AP) — Jack Hughes scored the third hat trick of his NHL career as the New Jersey Devils topped the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 on Tuesday night. The Leafs led 1-0 after the first period before giving up three goals in the first five minutes of the ...

January 15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs aim to turn on the offense and end their three-game losing streak Thursday night against the visiting New Jersey Devils and former coach Sheldon Keefe. It will be Keefe's first game back in Toronto since Craig Berube ...