The Devils pulled off a miraculous 4-3 overtime comeback victory against the Montreal Canadiens Thursday night at Prudential Center. New Jersey trailed late in the third period when Timo Meier evened

The Montreal Canadiens and New Jersey Devils are two of the most impressive teams to start the season. The Canadiens are battling for a top spot in a crowded At

The injuries continue to pile up for the New Jersey Devils. In the second period of Thursday night's 4-3 overtime victory over the Montreal Canadiens, Devils defenseman Dougie Hamilton exited the game with an undisclosed injury. Head coach Sheldon Keefe said Hamilton will be evaluated tomorrow.

Montreal pulled into a 1-1 tie at 2:59 when Dobson fired a puck from along the right half boards that deflected off the chest of Kirby Dach in the slot, over the head of Markstrom, and into the net.

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For most, the New Jersey Devils are a team defined by their young, mid-20s stars. Centers Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier are in their early primes, and should form the core of this team for years to come.

The New Jersey Devils have won seven straight games. They own the best record in the NHL at 7-1-0, and no one has more than Jersey’s 14 points.

Expert recap and game analysis of the New Jersey Devils vs. Montreal Canadiens NHL game from November 6, 2025 on ESPN.