Corey Pronman details what to expect from the New Jersey Devils’ new prospects and how they fit into the farm system. The ...

Markström got his wish when Fitzgerald acquired him in June. The Devils were counting on him to bring stability after none of Vitek Vaněček, Akira Schmid or Nico Daws emerged as a consistent ...

The Calgary Flames have locked up left-handed defenseman Kevin Bahl, according to the team’s official X account: Bahl, a ...

Two years later, in Tuesday’s Game 5 of the teams’ first-round series, Sebastian Aho ripped a Shayne Gostisbehere pass past Jacob Markström on the power play for a 5-4 double-overtime win ...

Pending free agent Jake Allen could be the top goalie available in this year’s free agent class, and he’s certainly ...

Negativity can come with Canadian NHL markets, as many have seen the intense fandom of Toronto Maple Leafs and Edmonton ...

RALEIGH, N.C. — Timo Meier might see the puck bouncing in his nightmares. Late in the third period, with the New Jersey Devils down a goal and goalie Jacob Markström on the bench for an extra ...

Goalie Jacob Markström has given the Devils all they could have asked through two games with a .930 save percentage. New Jersey acquired him for moments like these, and he’s delivering.

Johnathan Kovacevic iced a puck in the final minute, and with five seconds left, Thomas Harley beat Jacob Markström for the game-winning goal.

Jacob Markström is a Swedish professional ice hockey goaltender who plays for the New Jersey Devils in the NHL as of 2025. Born on January 31, 1990, in Gävle, Sweden, he was drafted 31st overall ...

Eric Robinson moved the puck to Chatfield, who beat Jacob Markström with a snap shot through traffic. The goal came against the Devils’ third line of Paul Cotter, Glass and Daniel Sprong.

As mentioned, the team didn’t respond well to Markström’s absence, middling to a 6-5-0 record. As respectably as Allen played, New Jersey had no internal options to replace Markström adequately.