Newlywed Noesen remains in Jersey: Top Plays by Stefan Noesen

It's been an unforgettable week for Stefan Noesen. On Saturday, the 25-year-old forward was married to his new wife Alyson at a beautiful ceremony. Less than a week later, Noesen agreed to terms with the Devils, keeping him in New Jersey for one more year.

It's been an unforgettable week for Stefan Noesen. On Saturday, the 25-year-old forward was married to his new wife Alyson at a beautiful ceremony. Less than a week later, Noesen agreed to terms with the Devils, keeping him in New Jersey for one more year.

Since Noesen was acquired from the Devils in January 2017, Noesen has built the reputation of being a tough defensive player, while also showing a knack for clutch scoring. A former first-round pick by the Ottawa Senators in the 2011 NHL Draft, Noesen has blossomed in New Jersey, especially this past season with the linemates Blake Coleman and Travis Zajac. This past season, he achieved career highs in games played (72), goals (13) and assists (14) all at the NHL level.
Feeling more comfortable in New Jersey, along with another year of chemistry with fellow Plano, TX teammate Blake Coleman and veteran Travis Zajac shapes up for another big season Noesen. Check out some of his best work from 2017-18 and what you can expect to see in October.

One-timer, first-timer

Stefan Noesen's first-career playoff goal was worth the wait. A blistering one-timer past Andrei Vasilevskiy proved to be the game-winner in the Devils first home playoff game since 2012.

It's Noesen! It's Noesen!

Devils and MSG Networks play-by-play broadcaster Steve Cangialosi delivered the call of the season when Noesen scored this clutch go-ahead goal in the closing minutes of heated contest against the Carolina Hurricanes.

Five-hole and scoring in Las Vegas

Stefan Noesen sprung himself on a breakaway, slipping behind the Vegas defense before beating Marc-Andre Fleury in a rout of the Golden Knights.

Keeping it 100

Another timely third period goal from Stefan Noesen came in his 100th career NHL game, beating Casey DeSmith with a nifty redirection.

A Wild backhander

Noesen backhands a loose puck at the side of the net past Alex Stalock, extending the Devils lead over Minnesota.

Duck hunt

If at first you don't score, try, try again. After having his initial shot blocked, Stefan Noesen followed his own shot and fired the puck into an open net for a third period tally against the Ducks.

The Price is wrong!

Montreal goaltender Carey Price had no chance at stopping this quick wrister from Noesen in Montreal.

Stefan Nose

Well, that's one way Stefan Noesen used his head this season!
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