MONTREAL, QC - Half of the New Jersey Devils were in Montreal on Monday night to open up the preseason on the road. The Devils were participating in split-squad action with one group in Newark facing the Rangers, while a second group visited the Canadiens at the Bell Centre. NewJerseyDevils.com was in Montreal with the group that fell to the Canadiens 3-1.  

The preseason kicks off for the New Jersey Devils this evening, and it's a night filled with hockey for John Hynes' team. Not only will players take to the ice at Prudential Center to face the New York Rangers, a second set of players will be in Montreal to face the Canadiens on the road. 

NEWARK, NJ - Monday, Sept. 17, 2018: Coinciding with the New Jersey Devils preseason home opener tonight at 7 p.m. ET against the New York Rangers, Prudential Center unveiled today renderings of its new, marquee premium club located on the Infiniti Suite Level: "The Lofts." At 14,560-square-feet with vaulted 30-foot-high ceilings, The Lofts' open-concept space creates a neighborhood-like environment for premium guests, providing sweeping arena-bowl and stage-facing views to the 175-plus sports and entertainment events that play the No. 8 ranked entertainment venue in the world. The 145 seats, 10 tables and 10 144-square-foot loge boxes with seating for eight people, adjacent to The Lofts, offer complete access to the club, which includes two 40-foot full-service bars, in-seat wait service and inclusive, VIP dining experience.

The Devils announced the following two rosters for Monday's split-squad exhibition games against the Rangers and Canadiens. 

New Jersey Devils head coach John Hynes gave "football Sunday" a new meaning on Sunday morning at the Devils practice facility. As the team gets ready to play in their first two preseason games on Monday night, Hynes brought out football blockers in his drills, donated to him by the New York Jets.

The ice is fresh and so are the legs at New Jersey Devils training camp, as coaches got on the ice with their players for the first time. And if we have learned one thing over the last few years with Head Coach John Hynes at the helm, it's that no training camp is going to be easy. Hynes had his groups working from the moment they stepped on the ice, with his voice carrying over the entire practice facility.

The Devils reported to 2018 Training Camp on Thursday as the club prepares to embark on a new season. A group of players met with the media to discuss their expectations entering the 2018-19 campaign. Check out all the interviews below. 

September 13, 2018 - The National Hockey League (NHL®), NHL Network™ and the New Jersey Devils® today announced the launch of a new four-part, all-access series titled Behind The Glass: New Jersey Devils Training Camp, premiering Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 7:00 p.m. ET on NHL Network. Making the first series of its kind focused on the NHL preseason, each 30-minute episode of Behind The Glass will offer fans an unprecedented look inside the NHL preseason through the lens of the Devils, who are coming into the 2018-19 NHL regular season following their first Stanley Cup Playoff appearance in six years.

The New Jersey Devils defeated the Boston Bruins 6-2 in their final game at the 2018 Prospects Challenge at Harborcenter in Buffalo with goals by Jeremy Groleau, Brandon Baddock (PPG), Joey Anderson, Ryan Schmelzer and Michael McLeod (x2). 

The New Jersey Devils wrapped up their final game of the Prospects Challenge in Buffalo, playing against the Boston Bruins on Monday morning. It may have taken a moment or two for both teams to find their legs with the early morning start, but once the Devils found their way they didn't look back against the Bruins. The Devils pulled out a 6-2 victory in their third and final game of the tournament to finish the Prospects Challenge with a 2-1-0 record.