Keefe has seamlessly carried his past success to the Devils in his first year with the franchise. In his six years as an NHL coach, he’s never missed the playoffs. To his players and observers ...

Sheldon, four years older than Adam, was drafted by the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1999 and went on to make his NHL debut the following season, but ultimately his playing career was curtailed because ...

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For Sheldon, it was also an opportunity to see firsthand how the game of hockey continues to grow. He was a guest speaker, along with former Devils David Clarkson, for the U12 and U14 Junior ...

Devils head coach Sheldon Keefe held a media availability over Zoom on Wednesday as the team took a much-needed day off the ice prior to Friday's Game 3 at Prudential Center. Read today's notebook ...

We know the way they play. We believe in ourselves. It’s a fun time to play hockey. This next game will be huge for us.” Added Keefe, “We’re not going to get a lot.

Keefe did start to find some combinations that worked in the third period. Jesper Bratt, Dawson Mercer and Erik Haula dominated the pace of play and out-chanced Carolina 2-0 in 3:54 of ice time.

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Devils coach Sheldon Keefe said last week he’d be “shocked” if defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler could return in time for their first-round series. Injuries to two defensemen and going down 2-0 ...

During the 40-minute press conference with the media, Fitzgerald and Keefe spoke on a variety of players, but one player that was not talked about was Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes.

The Devils won't have defensemen Luke Hughes and Brenden Dillon, both injured in Game 1, for Game 2 of their first-round playoff series against the Hurricanes, coach Sheldon Keefe said Tuesday.