Goaltending was once the position that defined the New Jersey Devils as a franchise. For roughly the past decade now, the position has been a revolving door of inconsistency for a team that was spoiled by having the great Martin…
Gerard Lionetti argues that the New Jersey Devils should move on from goaltender Nico Daws following his inconsistent performances early in the season. Despite General Manager Sunny Mehta providing Daws an opportunity to claim the starting role after trading Jacob Markstrom, Daws has posted an .857 save percentage through his initial outings, failing to inspire confidence.
Lionetti contends that the Devils have viable alternatives waiting in the organization, specifically waiver claim Remi Poirier and veteran David Rittich. While Jake Allen has carried the majority of the starts, Lionetti believes continuing to rely on Daws undermines New Jersey's aspirations to compete for a playoff spot.
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