The Devils are looking to make it four straight wins when they host the Washington Capitals at Prudential Center.
Game time is 7 p.m. ET and you can watch on MSGSN or listen on the Devils Hockey Network.
Below is the game preview, lineup information, videos, interviews and more.

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TV & RADIO
You can watch the game on MSGSN.
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PRE-GAME STORY

NEWARK, NJ. - "The vibes in the room right now are great," said Devils forward Miles Wood. "When you win, it makes hockey a lot more fun. Three in the row is a great start, and we're trying to search for the fourth one tonight."
The Devils are riding high following three straight victories but they face a tough task tonight in the Washington Capitals, a team that has traditionally given them fits.
The results have completely changed from the first two games of 2022-23 but head Coach Lindy Ruff doesn't think much is different about their games.
"I don't think a lot has changed," he said. "You know, maybe the fact that we're playing 11 forwards. The number of chances we're creating is about the same and the number we've given up is about the same. We're converting, and we've cleaned up some of the mistakes we've made inside the game."
11/7
A key to the Devils success may be their decision to continue running 11 forwards and seven defensemen. It has allowed them to double shift their star forwards and roll three potent lines quite a bit, while keeping their D fresh. The fourth line gets a healthy rotation of the other wing.
"I think it's probably weirder for the other guy more than me and Mikey," forward Nathan Bastian said of the process. "I think we stick to our guns and play a lot simpler. So the other guys, whether it's Palat or Jack, whoever steps in with us, I think they may be used to making a couple more plays in maybe more high danger areas and when they come play with me and Mikey, I think it's a little more of a simple game."
Judging by the lineup at morning skate, the Devils will continue to deploy the 11/7.

PK SUCCESS
The Devils currently have the fifth-best kill in the NHL (93.3%). Why has it been so successful?
"Could be a number of things," said Bastian. "I think every kill, you kind of see different parts doing well. Whether that's the goalie or the D, or our up-ice pressure. I think there have been a number of reasons why it's kind of been clicking all at the same time."
"I think we're getting timely saves," said Ruff. "And I think you need timely saves when you're killing penalties. At the same time, I think we've got guys that are adjusting to killing a little bit different than we did last year. And maybe some of those mistakes were based on that. But, overall, if you can limit the other teams to maybe one chance or one better opportunity to kill, and if you win the puck battles and get it down the ice, which I think we're getting better at, it helps kill a lot of power plays."

PREVIEW

DEVILS (3-2-0) vs CAPITALS (3-3-0)
TV: 7:00 p.m. ET; MSGSN
RADIO: 7:00 p.m. ET; Devils Hockey Network
Head-to-Head:
This is the first meeting of these teams during the 2022-23 season. Last year, the Devils went 1-2-0 against the Capitals, being outscored 11-8 in those games.
New Jersey will take on Washington three more times this season, hosting them on November 26, and going to D.C. on March 9, and April 13. The final meeting will conclude the Devils 2022-23 regular season.
Devils Team Scope:
New Jersey has won three straight games after dropping their first two to begin the season. Since those two losses, New Jersey has downed Anaheim and San Jose at home, and the Islanders on the road.
The Devils have been racking up the shots on goal this season, recording 35 or more in five straight games to open the campaign. Meanwhile, the Devils have been limiting opposing teams 25 or less shots against.
Jesper Bratt paces the Devils with eight points (0-8-8) through five games. Nico Hischier is off to a solid start to 2022-23 with two goals and four assists in four games.
Ondrej Palat has the most goals on the team with three.
Mackenzie Blackwood has rebounded from his first outing of 2022-23. In his three starts since, Blackwood has faced 59 shots and has allowed just four goals against (.932SV%).
Capitals Team Scope:
The Capitals have won three of their last four outings, including 4-3 comeback win at home against Los Angeles on Saturday night. Washington was down 2-0 in that game through two periods, but scored three straight to take the lead and another late goal to take it back after the Kings tied.
It's a five-way tie atop of the Caps scoring leaderboard between Alex Ovechkin, T.J. Oshie, John Carlson, Marcus Johansson, and Evgeny Kuznetsov. All five players currently have five points. Conor Sheary and Anthony Mantha lead in goals with three apiece.
Darcy Kuemper has been the workhorse betwen the pipes for Washington, starting five of the six games to open the season. He has a 3.04 GAA and .899 SV%.
Injury Updates:
Devils:
Bernier (IR, hip)
Capitals:
Brown (IR, Lower Body)
Clark (IR, Quadriceps)
Stevenson (IR, Hand)
Backstrom (IR, Hip)
Wilson (IR, ACL)
Hagelin (IR, Hip)
Alexeyev (IR, Shoulder)