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As the Devils build on a 4-1 win on Saturday afternoon, they must find more players who can lead by example. Good thing captain Nico Hischier is one of them.

The Hockey News argues that the New Jersey Devils need more players to follow captain Nico Hischier's lead by example to remain competitive. After consecutive lopsided defeats, New Jersey bounced back with a 4-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday. Hischier led the way by scoring twice on the power play, guiding a unit that entered the matchup just 1-for-14 to three goals on four chances.
The article highlights how veterans across the roster are mentoring the team's younger talent. Goaltender Jake Allen, who reached his 500th NHL appearance, and veteran defenseman Brenden Dillon provide guidance to young players, while Hischier skates alongside Luke Evangelista. With difficult matchups ahead against Ottawa, the New York Rangers, and Washington, New Jersey aims to prove itself as a top contender in the Metropolitan Division.
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