Matt Trapani

•

Apr 10, 2025, 8:52 PM

•

Updated

More Stories

00:22

Devils name ex-Florida Panthers executive as new general manager

02:20

Sticker shock for World Cup fans as Friday’s plan exposes $225 parking and sky-high transit costs

02:31

Monroe man and his son encounter whales while competing in World's Toughest Row

00:37

Islanders spark backlash after promoting fundraiser for convicted Mahopac police officer

FIFA World Cup 2026: What you need to know ahead of the big event

01:49

Bayonne restaurant goes all-in for World Cup with themed experience and specials

The New Jersey Devils have clinched a spot in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

The team will open the playoffs in Raleigh against the Hurricanes sometime next weekend.

There are still four regular-season games left – an opportunity to build momentum before the series.

[twitter] https://x.com/NJDevils/status/1910153993277342046 [/twitter]

“We’re going to need our best from every single guy to be successful there. That’s going to be a test during these four games to see how we can carry ourselves and raise our bar,” says forward Jesper Bratt.

“We're proud this group will still be standing when half the league will be packing up next week, but [we] recognize the challenge ahead and just want to keep growing,” says coach Sheldon Keefe.

Tickets for the playoffs go on sale Friday at 11 a.m.