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After two games on the young 2026-27 season, the New Jersey Devils are 1-1-0. Not a bad start, but not a great one either. That being said, the vibes around the team are pretty bad right now given the result…

Writer Jackson Baird argues that the New Jersey Devils' start to the 2026-27 season closely mirrors their successful 2022-23 campaign. Despite opening with a 1-1-0 record following an overtime win against the Philadelphia Flyers and a 6-0 loss to the New York Islanders, Baird believes New Jersey's underlying analytics demonstrate elite puck-possession play that points to long-term success.
While acknowledging ongoing concerns with finishing, division play, and backup goaltending behind Jake Allen, Baird highlights dominant underlying expected goals metrics. He also points to defenseman Luke Hughes's strong early-season form and an effective top-nine forward group as positive indicators that the Devils can be Eastern Conference contenders.
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