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New Jersey Devils fans were excited when then prospect winger Arseny Gristyuk signed his entry level contract with the team at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season. His KHL success as a relatively young player had everyone hopeful that he…

Gerard Lionetti evaluates whether New Jersey Devils forward Arseny Gritsyuk can sustain his impressive offensive pace during the 2026-27 NHL season. After being moved to a top line alongside Jack Hughes and Jesper Bratt, Gritsyuk scored seven goals over nine games. Through 15 total games, the second-year winger has recorded eight goals, putting him on pace for around 44 to 45 goals on the season.
Lionetti argues that Gritsyuk's current 22.2% shooting percentage is unsustainable over a full season, noting that the forward has never scored 20 or more professional goals in a single campaign. However, the writer notes that increased ice time and playing alongside playmakers Hughes and Bratt should provide Gritsyuk with consistent scoring opportunities to maintain a strong output for head coach Sheldon Keefe's squad.
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